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- 40+ measurements across 7 facial regions, scored out of 100
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01 Your report
82/100
Glow Up
40+ measurements across 7 facial regions
Your defined jaw, well-spaced hazel eyes and dark curls are a strong base.
Your report at a glance
Standout strengthLower face length
Highest leverage areaMouth symmetry
First style to tryCrown-lifted layered curly bob
Color seasonAutumn
Perceived age30–38
Face shapesquare
Do this first
Tonight, trace your lip line with a soft liner a shade deeper than your lips, slightly fuller on the lower-lifting side, so your 65/100 mouth symmetry reads more even.
Start my plan →How to read this report
- 01Scores show where you sit, not what you are worth.
- Each number places one measurement inside a typical range. Balanced faces come in many shapes, and a high score is not the goal in itself.
- 02Short sections are good news.
- If a region needs nothing, we tell you so and move on.
- 03Cosmetic, never medical.
- Every suggestion is about styling, grooming and everyday care. Skin notes describe this photo in this light, not your health.
02 Overview
Your strengths and the one or two things worth your effort.
82/100
Your overall score is 82/100, with overall symmetry at 84/100 and a facial ratios score of 81/100. That is a well-balanced face. The strongest areas are around the jaw and eyes, where your measurements sit comfortably within their typical ranges. Your face shape reads as square (a 68/100 match, with oval as the runner-up), which fits the defined jawline you can see in the photo. The middle third of your face is 44% and the lower third is 39%, and your facial thirds balance is 80/100. Your thick, softly arched brows and dark curls frame the face strongly. The two levers that matter most are small. One is the evenness of the mouth, which shows in how your resting smirk pulls the lips. The other is how much width your curls add at the sides compared with height at the crown. Both respond well to styling and makeup choices, though none of this changes the measurements themselves.
YouReference medianLowest
Lowest: Golden 68/100. Each spoke is one score out of 100. The further out a point sits, the stronger that reading. The dashed outline is a reference median for straight-on photos. Where your shape dips inside it is where the plan starts.
- Symmetry
- 84/100
- Overall symmetry
- Golden
- 68/100
- Length-to-width score
- Thirds
- 80/100
- Facial thirds balance
- Fifths
- 91/100
- Facial fifths balance
- Eyes
- 83/100
- Eye symmetry
- Jaw
- 96/100
- Jaw symmetry
Your face, mirrored
Each image is built from one half of your face, copied and flipped along your own facial midline. Hair, ears and face width can look different between the two because the two halves of a real face and haircut are never the same. Most of the gap comes from head angle, expression and light. Overall symmetry: 84/100.
What’s working
- ✓Your jaw is the standout: jaw symmetry is 96/100 and the lower face length score is 100/100, which gives your chin-length curls a strong, even base to frame.
- ✓Your eyes are well placed. Eye spacing scores 89/100 and canthal tilt is 5.5°, inside its typical range, and the slight upturn suits your hazel eyes.
- ✓Your facial fifths balance is 91/100, so the width is evenly shared across the face.
- ✓Lip fullness scores 94/100, and your defined cupid's bow adds a soft counterpoint to the squarer jaw.
Priorities
- Mouth symmetry is 65/100, the lowest symmetry score. Your slight smirk is part of it, and subtle lip liner can soften how the mouth line reads.
- Your face width-to-height score is 65/100 (ratio 2.14), a little wide for its height. Volume placed at the crown rather than the sides balances it.
In short
Jaw symmetry scores 96/100; keep its clear outline and use liner for the 65/100 mouth symmetry reading.
03 Proportions
478 landmarks, measured against typical ranges.
Proportions show how your features share the visible face: from the top of the forehead below the hairline down to the chin, and across from cheek to cheek. They describe structure, not beauty. Typical ranges come from photo measurements of many faces, and plenty of striking faces sit comfortably inside them rather than at one exact number.
Your facial ratios score is 81/100, with a facial thirds balance of 80/100 and a facial fifths balance of 91/100.
Tap a row to light up that measurement.
Golden rectangle
Cheek width × φ and your measured face window.
■ Measured window□ Cheek width × φ
From the top of your visible forehead to your chin, your face divides 18 / 44 / 39. A typical straight-on photo reads about 16 / 44 / 40. Your thirds score measures how close you sit to a fixed reference split of 18 / 41 / 41. That split is a measuring reference, not an ideal, and the top band starts below the hairline, so it is not forehead height. Women's faces tend to read slightly longer in the middle band and shorter in the lower band than men's.
Facial fifths
19%
19%
22%
19%
20%
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Across the face, cheek edge to cheek edge, your five spans read 19 / 19 / 22 / 19 / 20 percent of face width. An even split would be 20 each. Your fifths score measures how evenly the five spans are spread.
Overall proportions
Overall symmetry
Strong · 84/100
Score scale 0–100
How closely the left and right sides of your face mirror each other across your midline.
Facial thirds balance
Strong · 80/100
How evenly your face divides into forehead, midface and lower face.
Facial fifths balance
Excellent · 91/100
How evenly your face divides across into five vertical columns, mostly set by eye spacing.
Face width-to-height
Above range · 2.14 · Score 65/100
NarrowerWider
Typical 1.80–2.10
Cheekbone width compared with the height of your upper face.
Face length-to-width
Below range · 1.16 · Score 68/100
Wider faceLonger face
Typical 1.18–1.28
Face length compared with cheekbone width. Higher reads longer, lower reads wider.
In short
Width is shared evenly across the face; the main lever is face length, where your ratio of 1.16 sits just below its typical range.
04 Eyes
Tilt, spacing and how your brows frame them.
Your eyes are one of your best-balanced features, and your hazel color and strong brows give them presence.
Eye symmetry
Strong · 83/100
Score scale 0–100
How evenly your two eyes sit on either side of your face’s centerline.
Eyebrow symmetry
Strong · 83/100
How closely your brows match in height and arch. Grooming changes this most easily.
Canthal tilt
Strong · 5.5° · Score 89/100
Downward tiltUpward tilt
Typical 2.0°–7.0°
The angle from the inner to the outer eye corner. Positive means the outer corners sit higher.
Eye spacing
Strong · 1.14 · Score 89/100
Closer eyesWider eyes
Typical 1.05–1.35
The gap between your inner eye corners compared with the width of one eye.
Pupil distance
Good · 0.46 · Score 72/100
Closer pupilsWider pupils
Typical 0.46–0.50
The distance between your pupils as a share of face width.
Observations
- Your hazel eyes have a green-gold ring, and your thick, full brows have a mild arch. Eye spacing is 1.14 (typical range 1.05–1.35), scoring 89/100.
- The outer corners tilt up slightly at 5.5° (typical range 2.0–7.0°), scoring 89/100. Eye symmetry is 83/100, and pupil distance is 0.46, at the lower edge of its typical range, scoring 72/100.
Suggestions
- Brush your brows upward with a clear or lightly tinted gel to keep their full shape and show off the arch.
- Wear copper or bronze shadow close to the lash line to bring out the green-gold in your hazel eyes.
- Concentrate mascara on the outer lashes to follow your natural upturn.
In short
Eye spacing scores 89/100; warm shadow and outer-lash mascara frame your hazel eyes.
05 Nose
Width, length and symmetry.
Your nose is straight and well sized, and it sits quietly in the center of the face.
Nose symmetry
Good · 71/100
Score scale 0–100
How straight and centered your nose sits on your midline in this photo.
Nose-to-mouth width
Good · 0.72 · Score 72/100
Narrower noseWider nose
Typical 0.72–0.86
The width of your nose compared with the width of your mouth.
Nose length
Strong · 0.21 · Score 86/100
Shorter noseLonger nose
Typical 0.20–0.24
The length of your nose as a share of face height.
Midface length
Good · 0.44 · Score 72/100
Shorter middleLonger middle
Typical 0.38–0.44
The length of your midface, from brows to the base of the nose, as a share of face height.
Observations
- Your nose has a straight bridge and a slightly rounded tip. Nose length is 0.21 (typical range 0.20–0.24), scoring 86/100.
- Nose width against mouth width is 0.72, at the low edge of its typical range, and nose symmetry is 71/100. Midface length is 0.44, at the top of its typical range, scoring 72/100.
Suggestions
- Dab a soft highlight along the straight bridge to draw light down the center of your face.
- Keep contour light around the nose so its natural proportions stay in view.
In short
Nose symmetry scores 71/100; a light highlight keeps the straight bridge visible.
06 Lips
Balance between fullness, width and symmetry.
Your lips are well proportioned, and the main story is the slight lift of your smirk.
Mouth symmetry
Fair · 65/100
Score scale 0–100
How even your mouth corners and lip line are. Expression changes this a lot.
Lip fullness
Excellent · 0.31 · Score 94/100
Thinner lipsFuller lips
Typical 0.25–0.40
Lip height compared with mouth width. Higher reads fuller.
Mouth width
Strong · 0.44 · Score 80/100
Narrower mouthWider mouth
Typical 0.38–0.45
How wide your mouth is as a share of face width.
Observations
- Your lips are balanced between upper and lower, with a defined cupid's bow. Lip fullness is 0.31 (typical range 0.25–0.40), scoring 94/100, and mouth width is 0.44, scoring 80/100.
- Mouth symmetry is 65/100, mostly because your resting smirk lifts one side a little more than the other.
Suggestions
- Trace your cupid's bow with a liner close to your natural lip color to sharpen it softly.
- Choose a tinted balm or sheer lipstick in a rosy-brown shade that suits your warm coloring and keeps the shape light.
- Blend liner slightly beyond the lower-lifted side of the lip if you want a more even-looking lip line.
In short
Lip fullness scores 94/100; sheer color and a little liner define the cupid's bow.
07 Jaw and face shape
How your jaw frames your face, from the front.
Your jaw is your most even and balanced area, with 96/100 symmetry and a clear outline.
Jaw symmetry
Excellent · 96/100
Score scale 0–100
How evenly both sides of your jaw line up from the front.
Jaw-to-cheekbone width
Excellent · 0.80 · Score 91/100
Tapered jawWider jaw
Typical 0.76–0.82
Jaw width compared with cheekbone width. Higher reads more squared, lower more tapered.
Lower face length
Excellent · 0.39 · Score 100/100
Shorter lowerLonger lower
Typical 0.36–0.42
The length of your lower face, from nose base to chin, as a share of face height.
Face shape match
Fair · 68/100
How clearly your proportions match your face shape rather than the next closest one.
Face shape: square · Second possibility: oval · Match 68/100
Observations
- Your jawline is defined and slightly squared, and you have visible dimples when you smile. Jaw symmetry is 96/100, and the jaw-to-cheekbone ratio is 0.80 (typical range 0.76–0.82), scoring 91/100.
- Lower face length is 0.39 (typical range 0.36–0.42), scoring 100/100. Your face shape reads as square, a 68/100 match, with oval as the runner-up.
Suggestions
- Sweep blush slightly higher on the cheekbones to lift the face and soften the squared jaw.
- Keep blush soft along the cheekbones to complement the defined jaw without sharpening it.
In short
Jaw symmetry scores 96/100; high blush softens its defined outline.
08 Skin appearance
What this photo shows, not a diagnosis.
Your skin looks even and natural in this photo, which makes light makeup an easy choice.
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Smoothness
Strong · 82/100
Score scale 0–100
How smooth and fine your skin texture looks in this photo and light.
Tone evenness
Strong · 85/100
How even your skin tone looks across the face in this photo.
Under-eye
Good · 78/100
How fresh the under-eye area looks, with less shadow or puffiness scoring higher.
From this photo
Observations
- Your skin tone looks relatively even, with natural texture and a subtle glow across the cheeks and forehead.
- There is mild shadowing under the eyes and along the folds beside the nose. Under-eye appearance scores 78/100 in this photo.
Suggestions
- Dab a peach-toned concealer under the eyes to brighten the shadowed area.
- Choose a lightweight skin tint instead of full-coverage foundation so your natural texture and warm tone show through.
In short
Skin tone evenness scores 85/100 in this photo; use a light tint if you want more coverage.
09 Hairstyles
Six styles on your own photo. Tell us which ones you like.
These six previews were generated from the sample portrait. Hold an image to compare it with the original.
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AI-generated hairstyle preview · sample
Recommended for you
Crown-lifted layered curly bob
Your chin-length curls already frame a jaw with 96/100 symmetry, so keep the length and move the volume upward. Shorter layers on top add height at the crown, which helps a length-to-width score of 68/100 (ratio 1.16). They also stop the sides from spreading into a triangle.
Care: Apply a leave-in conditioner and curl cream to wet curls, then diffuse the crown first so it dries with lift.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Trim interval
- Every 8–10 weeks
- Parting
- Deep side part
- Layers
- Short crown, soft sides
- Style
- Polished, natural
Trade-off: Shorter top layers can look puffy on humid days, so you will want a light gel to hold the shape.
Your call beats our ranking.
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AI-generated hairstyle preview · sample
Recommended for you
Half-up crown puff with loose curls
Gathering the top curls up and back gives height at the crown and shows off your thick, softly arched brows and hazel eyes. Your facial fifths balance is 91/100, so an open, lifted shape keeps the width looking even. It needs no cut at all.
Care: Refresh curls with a water spritz and gel, then clip the top section loosely at the crown.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 5–10 min
- Trim interval
- Every 10–12 weeks
- Parting
- Off-center, swept back
- Layers
- Keep current layers
- Style
- Relaxed, open
Trade-off: Chin-length ends are short, so a few curls will escape. A clip or soft band keeps it tidy.
Your call beats our ranking.
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Safe alternative
Curly shag with face-framing layers
Rounded layers that start at the cheekbones draw attention to your hazel eyes and soften the squared lines of your jaw (jaw-to-cheekbone ratio 0.80). Shorter crown layers also add the height your 1.16 face ratio responds to.
Care: Scrunch a light mousse into damp curls and let them air-dry or diffuse on low heat without brushing.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Trim interval
- Every 8–10 weeks
- Parting
- Soft center or off-center
- Layers
- Many, rounded, cheekbone-start
- Style
- Textured, lively
Trade-off: More layers mean more curl variety, so some days look a little less uniform and need a fresh-up.
Your call beats our ranking.
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Safe alternative
Shoulder-length long layers
A longer, narrower shape adds vertical length beside your 1.16 length-to-width ratio. Keeping the first layer below the cheekbone avoids extra width at the sides. Your lower face length score of 100/100 means the extra length frames the chin comfortably.
Care: Detangle with conditioner in the shower and seal ends with a curl oil to keep the longer curls defined.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Trim interval
- Every 10–12 weeks
- Parting
- Slightly off-center
- Layers
- Long, starting below cheekbones
- Style
- Soft, flowing
Trade-off: This needs about 4–5 months of growing from chin length, because curls spring up and shrink as they lengthen.
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Safe alternative
Angled curly bob with a stacked nape
A line that runs longer at the front and shorter at the back creates a clean diagonal along your jaw, your most even feature at 96/100. Stacked layers at the back lift the crown, so the volume sits higher instead of at the cheeks.
Care: Define curls with gel on wet hair and diffuse the back upside down for lift.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Trim interval
- Every 6–8 weeks
- Parting
- Deep side part
- Layers
- Stacked back, longer front
- Style
- Sleek, modern
Trade-off: The front lengths need about two months of growing, and the angle loses its shape quickly if you skip trims.
Your call beats our ranking.
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Bold pick
Bold: tapered curly crop with tall top
Short, tapered sides and nape with curls left tall on top put your defined jaw (symmetry 96/100) and lower face length (100/100) in full view. The height on top answers your 68/100 length-to-width score, and your thick brows and hazel eyes become the focus.
Care: Shape the top curls with a light cream and gel, and keep the tapered sides tidy with regular trims.
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 5–10 min
- Trim interval
- Every 4–5 weeks
- Parting
- No part, curls forward
- Layers
- Short tapered sides, long top
- Style
- Confident, graphic
Trade-off: This is a clear step away from your current softer bob, and the sides need frequent trims to stay sharp.
Your call beats our ranking.
Your choices reorder these looks on this device.
In short: Keep your curls and move the volume up: 5 of 6 styles are reachable within 3 months, while long layers need about 4–5 months of growing.
10 Color direction
Your coloring, and the shades that work with it.
Undertone · Warm/oliveValue · MediumContrast · High
Autumn
This is an estimate based on this one photo. Your dark brown hair has copper-brown tips, your hazel eyes have green-gold flecks, and your skin reads warm and olive. Together they suggest a warm, rich palette with high contrast between hair and skin.
Closest alternative: Deep Autumn
Wear near your face
Earthy, warm shades match the copper in your hair and the gold in your eyes, and they sit well against your warm olive skin. Deeper tones also hold their own against your dark curls.
- Olive Green#6B7035
- Burnt Orange#C0612B
- Copper#B87333
- Warm Camel#C19A6B
- Rust#A5472B
- Deep Teal#1F5F5B
- Mustard Gold#D4A017
- Chocolate Brown#4A2C1D
- Warm beige#C8A38D
- Rose brown#A66F69
Use sparingly
Icy, cool or stark shades can look sharp against your warm coloring and drain the glow from your skin. They are not off limits, but they work best kept away from the face.
- Icy Blue#B7D7EE
- Cool Fuchsia#D6249F
- Silver Grey#C0C0C8
- Cool Lavender#B9A7E0
- Black#1A1A1A
Makeup shades for your coloring
- Warm beigebase#C8A38D
- Muted peachblush#C98B79
- Rose brownlip#A66F69
- Soft oliveeye#77765B
In short: Your warm olive coloring points to an Autumn palette; start with the 4 makeup shades chosen for it.
11 Personalized plan
Three moves, ranked by payoff for the effort.
01
Even out your lip line with liner
Targets Mouth symmetry 65/100
Mouth symmetry is 65/100, mostly because your resting smirk lifts one side a little more than the other. A defined lip line makes both sides read level without changing your smile.
- Try a soft lip liner and compare both sides in a mirror with your jaw relaxed.A soft liner redraws the edge evenly, so the eye reads the outline instead of the lift.
- Try the lip liner with a sheer lipstick three times and keep the version where the outline looks most level.Comparing a few versions finds the outline that balances your smirk best.
- Type
- Grooming
- How often
- Weekly
- Effort
- Low
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Moderate
First signalYour lips should look more level in the mirror the first time you wear the liner.
Why first: It is the quickest, cheapest change with a visible result, and it works on your lowest reading, mouth symmetry at 65/100.
02
Lift your curls at the crown
Targets Face width-to-height score 65/100 · Face width-to-height 2.14
Your face width-to-height score is 65/100, with a ratio of 2.14 that sits toward the wide end. Lift at the crown adds visual height, so the face reads less wide.
- Diffuse your curls with your head tipped to one side, then flip and dry the crown last.Drying the crown last builds lift on top instead of width at the sides.
- Lift the roots at the crown with your fingertips or a pick once the curls are fully dry.Root lift adds the height your 1.16 ratio responds to.
- Type
- Styling
- How often
- Daily
- Effort
- Low
- Cost
- $0
- Confidence
- High
First signalWithin one wash day your outline should look taller on top and narrower at the cheeks.
03
Add height with a half-up style
Targets Length-to-width score 68/100 · Face length-to-width 1.16
Your length-to-width score is 68/100 (ratio 1.16). Volume that sits high on top, instead of out at the sides, makes the face read longer and keeps your chin-length curls from spreading wide.
- Part your hair slightly off-center and clip the top curls up and back on busy days.An open, lifted shape shows your thick, softly arched brows and keeps your balanced fifths (91/100) in view.
- On wash day, gather the top third of your curls into a loose half-up twist just above the crown and leave the sides soft.Height above the crown lengthens the face, which suits your 68/100 length-to-width score.
- Type
- Styling
- How often
- Daily
- Effort
- Low
- Cost
- $0
- Confidence
- High
First signalWithin one wash day your outline should look taller on top and narrower at the cheeks.
Daily routine
Morning
- 1Rinse or cleanse gently with a mild face wash, then pat your skin dry.
- 2Smooth on a light moisturizer and a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
- 3Brush your brows upward with a clear or tinted gel.
- 4Refresh your curls with a spritz of water and a small amount of leave-in, then lift the crown with your fingertips.
Evening
- 1Remove makeup and sunscreen with a gentle cleanser.
- 2Apply a plain, fragrance-free moisturizer, adding a little extra under the eyes.
- 3Loosely gather your curls on top of your head, or use a silk or satin pillowcase, to protect the definition overnight.
Cosmetic ingredients
- Glycerin in your moisturizer for a soft, comfortable feel
- Mineral or broad-spectrum sunscreen for daily wear
- Shea butter or plant oils in your hair leave-in for moisture and curl definition
Training and habits
Gentle exercises
- 1Roll your shoulders back and down ten times, twice a day, to loosen desk tension.
- 2Do a gentle chin tuck, holding for five seconds, to stack your head over your shoulders.
- 3Stretch your neck side to side for 20 seconds each way after long screen time.
Everyday habits
- 1Check your posture whenever you pick up your phone and lift the screen toward eye level.
- 2Take a slow breath out during jaw relaxation to soften tension around your mouth.
- 3Sleep with your hair loosely gathered or on silk so your curls keep their shape.
Grooming
- 1Shape your brows lightly at the edges and keep their natural fullness and slight arch.
- 2Trim every six to eight weeks to keep the layers around your jaw from getting bulky.
- 3Detangle only when your curls are wet and coated in conditioner, working from the ends upward.
- 4Keep the first layer below the cheekbone so the sides do not add extra width.
Frames for your face
Eyeglasses
- Round or oval framesSoften your squared jaw.
- Frames in tortoiseshell, honey or bronzeEcho your hazel eyes.
- Slightly wider frames with a thin top lineLeave room for your thick brows.
Sunglasses
- Aviators or soft round lensesBalance your defined jawline.
- Tortoiseshell or warm brown lensesSuit your warm coloring.
Consider avoiding
- Very narrow, sharp rectangular framesEcho the squared jaw and can sit on top of your brows.
In short: Define your lip line for the 65/100 mouth symmetry, lift your curls at the crown for the 2.14 width-to-height ratio, and wear a half-up style for height.
12 Your glow-up plan
Your first 72 hours, four weeks and the daily routine.
The everyday side of your report: what your face already does well, what to do first, and the routines that keep it going.
Face DNAOverviewWhat stands out in your measurements
Your face reads as square (a 68/100 match, with oval as the runner-up). The jaw is the anchor, with jaw symmetry at 96/100 and a lower face length score of 100/100. Your overall score is 82/100, with facial ratios at 81/100 and facial fifths balance at 91/100. Dark brown curls, thick brows and hazel eyes frame all of this.
Distinctive features
- A defined, slightly squared jaw with a jaw-to-cheekbone ratio of 0.80, inside its typical range.
- Hazel eyes with slightly upturned outer corners (canthal tilt 5.5°) and well-placed spacing (89/100).
- Thick, full brows with a slight arch above your hazel eyes.
- A defined cupid's bow and dimples on both cheeks when you smile.
What the photo could not show clearly
- Your color season is an estimate from this one photo, so check it against natural daylight.
- Your slight smirk in this photo shapes the mouth symmetry score of 65/100, so a different expression may read differently.
First 72 hours3 daysFive small moves to start with, each with its reason
- Tonight, try a soft lip liner a shade deeper than your lips and check both sides in a mirror with your jaw relaxed.Liner evens the outline that makes mouth symmetry read 65/100.
- Tomorrow morning, diffuse your curls with your head tipped forward, drying the crown last.Crown-first drying adds height for your 2.14 width-to-height ratio.
- Tomorrow evening, practise a loose half-up twist above the crown and leave the sides soft.Height above the crown suits your 68/100 length-to-width score.
- On day 2, wear the liner with a sheer rose-brown lipstick and keep the version that looks most level.Testing a few outlines finds the one that balances your smirk.
- On day 3, take your crown lift and half-up twist out for a full day and note what still holds by evening.Real wear shows which lift you will actually keep up.
4-week training4 weeksA week-by-week routine for posture, tension and grooming
1. Lift and define curls
5 min a day
2. Refine the cut and lip look
10 min a day
3. Test a new style and release tension
5 min a day
4. Keep the routine
5 min a day
Daily resetEvery dayYour morning and evening steps, in order
morning5 min
evening5 min
NutritionOngoingFood habits that support skin, with no product or dose advice
- Build meals around colorful vegetables and fruit, such as leafy greens, berries and oranges.
- Choose whole grains like oats, brown rice and whole-wheat bread most days.
- Include protein from beans, eggs, fish or poultry at most meals.
- Snack on nuts and seeds, and cook with olive oil.
- Drink water through the day and keep a bottle within reach.
Style vaultReferenceAccessories, makeup ideas and photo angles to come back to
Photo angles
- Face the camera straight on with your chin level and a relaxed jaw, which shows off your jaw symmetry of 96/100.
- Turn your head slightly toward the lower-lifted side of your smile and soften the other corner, which helps the mouth read more even.
Accessories
- Wear gold, bronze or copper hoops and chains, which suit your warm coloring and hazel eyes.
- Add a simple hair clip or a scarf at the crown to lift your top curls on busy days.
Hair and makeup
- Wear autumn shades such as olive, rust and camel near your face, and avoid icy pastels.
- Try a rose-nude lip and a bronze lid shade to complement your hazel eyes.
Makeup shades for your coloring
- Warm beigebase#C8A38D
- Muted peachblush#C98B79
- Rose brownlip#A66F69
- Soft oliveeye#77765B
In short
Over four weeks, make liner, crown lift and a half-up twist your routine, starting with the 65/100 mouth symmetry.
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