Facial Beauty Analysis
With so many different ideals of beauty in our society, women (and sometimes men) often find themselves wondering how they stack up. We compare our height, weight and measurements to supermodels in magazines and heed celebrity beauty tips to try to capture that perfect look. Many scientists argue that the definition of facial “beauty” lies in the measurements and symmetry of the face. Is that entirely true? I personally don’t think so. I find a particular interest in people with slightly asymmetrical faces or unique features that set them apart from the pack. But, if you’re curious as to how you stack up “scientifically”, there’s a facial beauty analysis tool you might find fascinating at AnaFace.
You’ll likely get your best face analysis results using a picture facing forward with your hair pulled back and ears showing. Make sure the points are spot on as moving them ever so slightly can change the facial beauty analysis score by quite a bit (play around with it after you get your first result). Is this all a bit narcissistic? Yes, quite a bit actually! But, it’s also quite interesting, if only for entertainment value! I was surprised by my score of 8.46/10, but then again, this face analysis doesn’t take dark circles and fine lines into consideration, so I may have cheated the system in that regard! Another reason that no one “tool” or opinion can truly define beauty, I really do think it’s in the eye of the beholder!
So, did you do the facial beauty analysis and get your Anaface score? What did you think of your face analysis results?
I got an 8.71 – but doing this scared me lol
I know what you mean about being scared! I was too! 🙂
No I have not done it yet. I have heard of it before, but never tried it. I will soon though. As soon as my internet stops being so sporadic. lol
I hope you can get your internet fixed! It drives me crazy when stuff like that happens 🙂
Cool! I don’t want to do it though…I know I don’t have symmetrical features. My self-esteem doesn’t need to hear I’m a 4 or something, hahah. I did read recently that people are actually attracted to “average” looking people (i.e. not scientifically symmetrical), which I found interesting.
I definitely believe people like asymmetrical faces, I think I’m one of them! 🙂
My head was tilted a bit but scored 7.96 out of ten, very interesting!
Good job! 🙂
I dont want to know my faults on my skin. I am happy with the way I look.
I’m glad to hear you say that you’re happy with the way you look, I wish every woman felt that way! 🙂
I think I need a better picture. I wasn’t quite head one, so my symmetry was off. I will have to try with another picture. I wish it allowed me to take a picture with my computer with it.
Ya I think the program gets confused if you aren’t facing head on! It would be nice if you could just snap a pic from the computer.
How fun, and interesting. What I learned, apparently my mouth is too big for my nose. Interesting, I never considered my mouth to nose ratio before. Thanks so much for sharing.
Keep it Sassy & Classy,
B
http://msultimatesophistication.wordpress.com/
I bet your mouth is just fine! We can’t take these things too seriously right? 🙂
Oh man I’m scared to do this… But, hey if it doesn’t count dark circles I feel a little better. lol
Right?! I felt the same way, it didn’t count my dark circles OR fine lines 😉
How come when I upload my photo it says ‘welcome back Shrek’
Haha, good one 😉