Harmony · measured from a side profile photo
Nasofacial angle
Angle between the nasal bridge (nasion to tip) and the facial plane (glabella to chin). Powell & Humphreys give 30–40°: lower = a flat nose, higher = a projecting one.
Reference range
| Male | Female | |
|---|---|---|
| Range scored 10/10 | 30.0° to 40.0° | 30.0° to 40.0° |
Outside the range the score falls off smoothly: about 6/10 at 5.0° outside it and about 1.4/10 at twice that. Ranges are compiled from facial-aesthetics research and the neoclassical canons; they describe averages of faces rated attractive, not a medical standard.
Where it counts
It feeds the Harmony pillar (proportional balance between features), which is 35% of the overall LooksAudit score.
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- Eye separation ratio
- Intercanthal : eye width
- Nose width : intercanthal
- Mouth : nose width
- Face height : width
- Lower : upper lip
- Facial convexity
- Nasofrontal angle
- Nasolabial angle
- Upper lip to E-line
- Lower lip to E-line
- Nasal projection (Goode)
- Mentolabial angle
- Holdaway H-angle
- Nasomental angle