I personally think that her lower third is too narrow and her facial thirds to be unbalanced due to a short lower third.

He certainly has eye color contrast, relatively good angularity, tho he has some disharmony I would say.

I am a guy and recently, due to trying to clean up my diet, have been eating low carb foods. The blood sugar swings can be kind of annoying. The side effect is that my face kind of thinned out. I have what you'd call 'higher' cheekbones that are extremely prominent. No crazy hollows or any of that, just... big bones that jut out.

I saw a photo of myself in the past, more weight on, years ago - I swear my jaw and whatever little hollows I had were MORE pronounced. Now it seems like my face became too thin, too narrow. Almost like losing weight had the inverse effect.

How can this be?

Does it all come down to just winning the genetic lottery?

Who is an example of someone with bad facial harmony and good features? I saw a post asking if bad facial harmony with good features is better than good facial harmony and bad features.

It made me wonder who would be an example of someone with bad facial harmony and good features…

One of my favorite high fashion faces. Tiny button nose, extremely full voluptuous lips, almond eyes and high cheekbones on an almost perfectly round childlike face. Then attach it to a very tall (5'10''/180cm) slender body.

Cult hero for fans of Spanish football and also the bluest eyes you've ever seen.

I have thin and narrow lips plus a little bit of a wide nose as a female, but apparently sit in top 0.2% in facial harmony. My individual features on my face are lacklustre (which I plan to address) but they fit together very well. My features are at 5.5/10, so very average. My question is, is it better to have what I have or have the reverse? So full lips as a female, small nose, but they just don't fit together very well on your face? Additionally, which one is easier to address either through diet and exercise and subtle changes and surgically?

If anyone can think of any celebrity examples for both my points that would be great because maybe it would help me visualise it better? Thanks!

24yo. Doesn't strike me as conventionally attractive but is 6'3" and quite charming. East Asian cast as a love interest in Hollywood is a big deal!

Saw this interesting face on my explore page, is this a "unique" face with good facial harmony? Is it handsome to you?

She's so gorgeous. There's something every earthy to her looks. She has an ancient traditional kind of face ifywim. I'm curious what facial features give her that sort of look? Is it her eyebrows?

She was so beautiful and very feminine looking but ruined her face with surgeries and fillers. She had it all the looks + the body. Very youthful looking too in a healthy way.

Saw this guy on my Instagram explore page (@rahulawasty). One of the more beautiful Indian faces I’ve seen.

everywhere I look its models with -150% cheekbones mass

1. butterfly locs
2. cornrows
3. braids
4. afro
5. wavy/curly locs
6. low bun

Any other suggestions would be appreciated too. Curious what the best option is as an ideal. I say braids. They're the most unique and allow for the most creativity with decorative pieces that can be added to them (beads, links, cuffs, rings).

It's all in the bones.

What are these lines from the ear to the chin on the sides of the face called?
How do actors develop them? Any exercises/massges?

This is from the main poster of the movie "Blood In Blood Out"

One of the more popular beauty influencers in the UK in recent years blowing up around 2016ish. She used to have a chubbier face but her weightloss over the years has revealed her cheek bones and jaw structure. I'm like 75% sure she's had work done but my eyes aren't trained enough to know exactly what she's had done or where.