More than meets
the eye.
Explore a complete example report. See the measurements, what they mean, and the small ideas that can help you make them your own.
Proportion reading
86/100
Oval face · eye framing
Inside the report
Sample measurements, explained.
Eye framing
A proportion worth appreciating.
Jaw framing
A place to experiment, not a flaw.
Oval
Based on face length and taper.
Harmony profile
Each spoke describes a measured relationship, not a beauty ideal.
Behind the numbers
How matching features align from one side to the other.
Face length compared with your cheekbone width.
How your visible upper, middle, and lower face divide.
The relationship between eye widths and the space between them.
Eye spacing and the angle of the eye corners.
How the lower face tapers relative to cheekbone width.
The closer look
Face length-to-width
visible forehead to chin / cheekbone width
Pupil spacing
as a fraction of face width
Jaw-to-cheekbone
front-view jaw taper
Midface length
as a fraction of face height
Canthal tilt
average eye-corner angle
Brow balance
brow position on each side
A small change, your way.
Experiment with hair length around your jawline to bring out your natural shape.
Looks to explore.
A few starting ideas for your oval face shape:
Your texture, comfort, and personal taste matter more than any face-shape guide.
This is an example report using illustrative measurements, not a real person’s private results.
Now, what does your face say?
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