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Answers
Short answers to the questions people search for most about faces and looks: whether an AI can rate you, what a negative canthal tilt means, whether hunter eyes can be built, what a good fWHR is, and which haircut or frame suits a face shape. Each answer says what is structural, what is workable, and links a free tool to check your own photo.
How the parts of a face relate to one another.
Explore proportionsRatings and attractiveness
- Can ChatGPT rate my face?
- Does ChatGPT rate everyone an 8?
- How do you ask ChatGPT to rate your looks?
- Is an AI face rating accurate?
- How is attractiveness measured?
- What is average attractiveness on a 1–10 scale?
- How do I know if I am attractive?
- Why do I look different in photos than in the mirror?
- Does a face rating app keep my photo?
- Is facial harmony objective?
- Does face shape determine personality?
- How attractive am I on a scale of 1 to 10?
- Can you become more attractive?
Eyes
- Is a negative canthal tilt bad?
- Can you change your canthal tilt?
- Is canthal tilt genetic?
- How do you measure canthal tilt?
- Can you get hunter eyes?
- Are hunter eyes just squinting?
- Are prey eyes unattractive?
- How far apart should your eyes be?
- Can eye spacing be changed?
- Does pupillary distance change with age?
- How do I find my eye shape?
Jaw and chin
Proportions
Hair, glasses and framing
How these answers are written
Every answer starts with the answer, in a few sentences that stand on their own. The rest of the page explains why, separates what bone sets from what grooming, light and habit can change, and points to the free tools that read the trait from one photo in your browser. Where research exists it is cited; where a rule is a barbering or optical convention, the page says so. Longer treatments of each topic live in the guides, the glossary and the journal.