Beauty Score Formula:
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Definition: This calculator assesses facial beauty based on how closely facial proportions align with the golden ratio (φ ≈ 1.618).
Purpose: It helps evaluate facial symmetry and proportion according to classical beauty standards derived from the golden ratio.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: Each facial ratio is divided by φ, then averaged to produce a beauty score. A score closer to 1 indicates closer alignment with the golden ratio.
Details: The golden ratio has been used since antiquity as a standard for beauty and harmony. Faces that approximate this ratio are often perceived as more attractive.
Tips: Enter measurements of various facial features as ratios (e.g., face width to length, eye separation to face width). All values must be > 0.
Q1: What is considered a "good" beauty score?
A: Scores between 0.9-1.1 are considered close to the golden ratio. Perfect alignment would be 1.0.
Q2: How do I measure facial ratios?
A: Measure distances between facial features (e.g., pupil to pupil, nose width to length) and calculate ratios.
Q3: Is this calculator scientifically validated?
A: While the golden ratio is widely recognized in art and design, beauty perception is subjective and influenced by many factors.
Q4: Which facial ratios are most important?
A: Key ratios include face width to length, eye separation to face width, and mouth width to nose width.
Q5: Can I use this for other beauty assessments?
A: The same principles can be applied to body proportions, dental aesthetics, and other symmetry evaluations.