This is What ACTUALLY Makes a Face BEAUTIFUL

Summary

The script discusses the concept of facial attractiveness, highlighting three key components: academic beauty, charm, and facial expressions. Academic beauty is determined by scientific parameters like sexual dimorphism, symmetry, and proportions. Charm comes from unique imperfections that make a face stand out. Lastly, facial expressions play a significant role in attractiveness and perceived personality traits, such as trustworthiness and dominance.

Takeaways

• 🔍 Most people tend to agree on which face is more attractive, suggesting some universal standards of beauty.
• 🧬 'Academic beauty' is a term used to describe the measurable physical attractiveness based on scientific research.
• 📏 Parameters like sexual dimorphism, facial symmetry, averageness, proportions, and adiposity contribute to academic beauty.
• 📚 Tens of thousands of scientific studies support the idea of what is considered academically beautiful.
• 🌟 'Charm' refers to the small imperfections that make a face unique and can enhance attractiveness.
• 👵 An example of charm is the way IM Clark's crow's feet lines add to her unique attractiveness.
• 😃 Facial expressions are crucial for conveying emotions and can significantly impact perceived attractiveness.
• 🤔 Fake smiles can be identified by the lack of corresponding eye movement, indicating the importance of genuine expressions.
• 💉 Overuse of Botox can limit facial expressions, potentially making a person seem less genuine and attractive.
• 👁️‍🗨️ Specific facial expressions can make a person appear more trustworthy, dominant, confident, submissive, etc.
• 📈 The way facial expressions are perceived can influence judgments about a person's character.

Q & A

What is the first element that impacts the attractiveness of a face according to the script?

The first element is the academic beauty of a face, which measures the physical attractiveness based on scientific research.

What are the parameters used to measure academic beauty?

Parameters such as sexual dimorphism, facial symmetry, averageness, facial proportions, facial adiposity, and many other characteristics are used to measure academic beauty.

How many scientific studies have been conducted on the subject of academic beauty?

There have been tens of thousands of scientific studies on the subject of academic beauty.

What is the second aspect that contributes to facial attractiveness mentioned in the script?

The second aspect is the charm of a face, which includes small imperfections that make the face more attractive and unique.

Can you provide an example of a person whose charm makes them stand out despite not having an academically perfect face?

IM Clark's face is given as an example where her crow's feet lines when smiling give her a unique charm.

What is the third parameter that influences the attractiveness of a face?

The third parameter is facial expressions, which play a significant role in how people perceive attractiveness.

How can facial expressions affect the perception of trustworthiness?

Facial expressions, such as a genuine smile that involves the eyes, can make a person appear more trustworthy and genuine.

What is the impact of doing too much Botox on facial expressions and attractiveness?

Doing too much Botox can remove some facial expressions, making a person appear less genuine and attractive.

How do downturned eyes and eyebrows affect the perception of dominance?

Downturned eyes might make a person look more passive or submissive, while downturned and low-set eyebrows can make them appear more dominant and assertive.

What other traits can facial expressions convey besides trustworthiness?

Facial expressions can also convey dominance, confidence, submissiveness, and many other traits.

What does the script suggest to enhance facial aesthetics?

The script suggests following them for more information on facial aesthetics.