Beauty Beat
April 7, 2006

Facial features

Faces are interesting, but few are perfect. When you look at your or someone’s face, you might notice that the nose, cheeks, lips or jaw-line are not the same on both sides, or that one eye might be larger than the other, and the eye brows may not match. {{more}} Facial make-up can create the illusion of better balance and proportion when desired. The oval shaped face is considered to be the ideal shaped face with well-proportioned features. The ideal oval face is approximately three fourths as wide as it is long. The distance between the eyes is the width of one eye.

Round face – broader in width, has rounding chin and hairline.

Square shape – wide forehead and jaw-line.

Pear – jaw-line wider than forehead.

Heart – wide forehead and narrow pointed chin.

Diamond – narrow forehead and chin with greatest width across the cheekbone.

Oblong – it’s long and narrow.

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