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A complete Face Report, start to finish
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The Face Report at a glance
- Price
- $17.49 once for the full report ($7.49 for the mini report). No subscription.
- What you provide
- One clear, front-facing photo.
- Face mapping
- 478 facial landmarks, mapped in your browser. The free measurement photo is not sent to a server.
- Measurements
- 40+ measurements across 7 facial regions, including 12 facial ratios, symmetry, facial thirds and fifths, and face shape.
- Visuals
- 6 AI hairstyle try-ons on your own photo and a personal styling concept.
- Plan
- A ranked action plan, a 4-week plan and a 12-season color analysis.
- Delivery
- A web report plus an emailed PDF, usually ready within a few minutes of payment.
- AI used
- The paid report uses Google Gemini for the analysis and images and Anthropic's Claude for the written report, only with your permission.
- Guidance
- Cosmetic and non-surgical only. The report never recommends surgery, fillers or injectables.
- Refund
- Full refund within 7 days, by email.
- Your photo
- Uploaded photos are deleted within 2 hours. A paid report keeps a private copy for up to 12 months unless you delete it sooner.
Your Face Report
7.9/10
Glowing
Top 30% - ahead of 70% of Face Report scans.
Measured score 79/100, from 40+ measurements across 7 facial regions.
Your photo, measured
AI-generated conceptHold to compareYour AI styling concept
Your untouched photo with the report's measurement lines, beside the AI styling concept. Hold the concept to compare. It changes hair, grooming and light only, never your features. A visualization, not a forecast.
You possess a highly balanced oval face shape with a perfect 100/100 score for Face Length-to-Width ratio. Your strongest assets are your exceptional eyebrow symmetry (91/100) and your striking green eyes, which provide a vibrant contrast against your Fitzpatrick II skin tone.
Your report at a glance
The useful answer first. The measurements and evidence below are there when you want the detail.
- Standout strength
- Face length-to-width
- Highest-leverage area
- Nose symmetry
- First style to try
- Middle part
- Color season
- Soft Autumn
- Perceived age
- 38, typical guess 35-40
Do this first
Tonight and tomorrow morning, apply a cold jade roller or chilled spoon under the eyes and along the jawline for 60 seconds each side.
How to read this report
- Scores are placement, not grades
- Each number shows where your geometry sits inside a measured range. 100 is not the goal - balanced ranges are wide, and strong faces sit all over them.
- One photo, honestly used
- Some things can't be measured from a front photo - nose projection, chin depth, jaw profile. Where that's true, this report says “not scored” instead of guessing.
- Strengths are findings too
- Regions that need nothing get told nothing. A short section is a clean bill, not a gap.
- Nothing here is medical
- No procedures are recommended anywhere in this report. Skin notes describe this photo, not a diagnosis.
Overview
Your photo is the evidence for every claim in this report. The original is never altered; the styling concept is labeled wherever it appears.
What's working
- Perfect Face Length-to-Width ratio of 1.23, placing you exactly within the ideal reference band for facial harmony
- High eyebrow symmetry score of 91/100, providing a well-defined and balanced frame for the upper face
- Ideal Jaw-to-Cheekbone width ratio (0.78), which supports a smooth, classic oval face shape match of 87/100
- Excellent lip fullness score of 91/100, indicating well-proportioned volume relative to mouth width
YouMedian scan(n=7,997)Lowest
Your harmony profile
Each spoke is a core dimension of facial harmony, scored 0–100. The further the shape reaches toward the edge, the stronger that dimension - the dents are your highest-leverage areas.
- Symmetry: 81 out of 100, median scan 75
- Golden: 78 out of 100, median scan 76
- Thirds: 70 out of 100, median scan 73
- Fifths: 85 out of 100, median scan 77
- Eyes: 82 out of 100, median scan 73
- Jaw: 80 out of 100, median scan 73
Your face, mirrored
Your face rebuilt from its left side and from its right, each half reflected across your own facial axis - the classic symmetry test, done on your landmarks rather than a vertical split. Overall symmetry 81/100 against a median of 75.
Facial proportions
Measured on 478 landmarks
Proportions describe how your features share the visible face: the part the landmarks can see, from the top of the visible forehead (below the hairline) to the chin. They are not judged against an idealized 33/33/33 rule. Reference bands are photo-calculator ranges, not ideals.
19%44%37%+6.0°0.78Facial thirds and fifths
Measured from the top of the visible forehead to the chin, your face divides 19 / 44 / 37 top to bottom. The median straight-on face measured on this site reads 16 / 44 / 40. On this site, women's faces tend to read a few points longer in the middle band and shorter in the lower band than men's. The facial thirds score measures closeness to a fixed reference split of 18 / 41 / 41, taken from the landmark software's template face. It is not the typical face or an ideal.
Your measurements
Overall symmetry
How evenly your left and right sides line up - balanced features read as more put-together in photos.
Typical range 59–84, median 75; ahead of 66% of scans
Eye symmetry
How evenly your two eyes sit either side of your face's centerline.
Typical range 57–86, median 73; ahead of 67% of scans
Eyebrow symmetry
How closely your brows match in height and arch - the quickest feature to even out with grooming.
Typical range 58–85, median 74; ahead of 91% of scans
Nose symmetry
How straight and centered your nose runs down your midline.
Typical range 55–88, median 71
Mouth symmetry
How even your mouth and smile look on each side.
Typical range 55–88, median 72; ahead of 57% of scans
Jaw symmetry
How evenly both sides of your jaw line up - a big driver of how balanced your lower face looks.
Typical range 56–87, median 73; ahead of 62% of scans
Golden ratio
How close your face's height-to-width sits to the classic golden proportion - a quick read on overall balance.
Typical range 70–83, median 76; ahead of 57% of scans
Facial thirds
How close your three visible face bands sit to a fixed reference split taken from a template face. The reference is not the typical face or an ideal, and the top band starts below the hairline, so it is not forehead height.
Typical range 59–83, median 73
Facial fifths
How evenly your face divides across into five columns - mostly a read on how your eyes are spaced.
Typical range 69–83, median 77; ahead of 83% of scans
Within the reference band, 1.18–1.28.
Within the reference band, 0.38–0.44.
Your cohort position
Your marker uses percentiles from 7,997 self-selected Face Report scans, not the general population. Photo conditions can also affect the comparison.
Overall harmony
Ahead of 70% of scans
Overall symmetry
Ahead of 66% of scans
Eye symmetry
Ahead of 67% of scans
In shortPlacement, not grades: each reading shows where your geometry sits in a measured range, and 100 is not the goal.
Eyes and brows
Measured on 478 landmarks
The eye region carries most of a face's first-glance impression - tilt, spacing, and brow framing decide how open and rested you read.
Your eyes- Eye symmetry
- 82/100, strong
- Eyebrow symmetry
- 91/100, excellent
Within the reference band, 2–7°.
Within the reference band, 1.05–1.35.
Within the reference band, 0.46–0.5.
In shortNothing here needs correcting. Every reading sits in a strong range, led by eyebrow symmetry at 91.
Nose and midface
Front photo: width and symmetry only
A front photo supports width and symmetry readings only. Projection and bridge profile need a side view - this report doesn't score what it can't see.
Your nose, front view- Nose symmetry
- 71/100, good
- Projection
- Not scored - needs a side photo
- Bridge profile
- Not scored - needs a side photo
Within the reference band, 0.72–0.86.
Within the reference band, 0.2–0.24.
Your nose symmetry is measured at 71/100; while within a healthy range, subtle variations in light reflection can be minimized to enhance overall facial balance.
Plan move 2, targets nose symmetry
Incorporate a niacinamide serum into your routine - why: to refine skin texture and minimize the appearance of pores around the nose, leading to more uniform light reflection
In shortNose symmetry is this region's one lever, and plan move 2 works it.
Lips and smile
Measured on 478 landmarks
Lip balance is about the ratio between lip height and mouth width, and how the mouth sits inside the lower face - not absolute size.
Your lips- Mouth symmetry
- 76/100, good
Within the reference band, 0.25–0.4.
Within the reference band, 0.38–0.45.
Mouth symmetry is currently at 76/100; optimizing the hydration and definition of the lip border can improve the balance of the lower facial third.
Plan move 3, targets mouth symmetry
Apply a peptide-based lip treatment nightly - why: to support a firm and well-defined vermillion border
In shortMouth symmetry is this region's one lever, and plan move 3 works it.
Jaw and chin
Front-view ratios
From the front this report reads width ratios and symmetry - how the jaw frames the face - not the side-profile angles a single photo can't support.
Your jawline- Jaw symmetry
- 80/100, strong
- True gonial angle
- Not scored - needs a side photo
Within the reference band, 0.76–0.82.
Within the reference band, 1.8–2.1.
Within the reference band, 0.36–0.42.
In shortNothing here needs correcting. Every reading sits in a strong range, led by jaw symmetry at 80.
Skin
Observed in this photo, not clinical
These are observations of this photo in this light - useful for tracking change, never a diagnosis.
- Smoothness
- 88Strong
- How smooth and refined your skin texture looks in the photo - the easiest thing to lift with a simple routine.
- Tone evenness
- 82Strong
- How uniform your skin tone reads across your face.
- Under-eye
- 85Strong
- How fresh your under-eye area looks - less puffiness and shadowing reads as well-rested.
Retest right. Same window light, same distance, neutral expression - three to four weeks after starting the plan. Progress judged in matched photos is real; progress judged in the mirror is mood.
In shortThe most movable scores in this report live here, which is why the plan puts its slowest, surest work on skin.
Hairstyles on your photo
AI concepts, only the hair changes
Each concept was generated from your photo and only the hair changes. Matched to your oval face shape. The top card is a hypothesis, not a verdict: tell the report what you think and the lineup reorders.
AI-generatedHold to compareRecommended for you
Middle part
Clean center part with hair falling to the sides
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Cut cadence
- 4–6 weeks
- Parting
- Defined side part
- Layers
- Structured, combable
- Vibe
- Classic, tidy
Trade-off
A defined part demands daily combing discipline - it reads unkempt faster than looser cuts.
AI-generatedHold to compareSafe alternative
Long bob
Collarbone-length 'lob', clean and modern
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Cut cadence
- 5–6 weeks
- Parting
- Center or deep side
- Layers
- Blunt - none
- Vibe
- Sharp, deliberate
Trade-off
Unforgiving of skipped trims and humidity - the clean line IS the look, and it commits you to it.
AI-generatedHold to compareSafe alternative
Blunt bangs
Straight bangs across the forehead
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 5–10 min
- Cut cadence
- 2–3 weeks (fringe trim)
- Parting
- Fringe-led
- Layers
- Fringe plus soft layers
- Vibe
- Youthful, deliberate
Trade-off
Fringe fights humidity and forehead oil, and needs trims every couple of weeks to stay off the eyes.
AI-generatedHold to compareSafe alternative
Shag
Choppy layers with effortless volume
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10 min
- Cut cadence
- 6–8 weeks
- Parting
- Center
- Layers
- Face-framing bend
- Vibe
- Soft, current
Trade-off
The bend needs a round brush or hot tool to hold - air-dried it relaxes to a flatter shape by afternoon.
AI-generatedHold to compareSafe alternative
Soft waves
Loose, soft waves with natural shine
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10 min
- Cut cadence
- 6–8 weeks
- Parting
- Center
- Layers
- Face-framing bend
- Vibe
- Soft, current
Trade-off
The bend needs a round brush or hot tool to hold - air-dried it relaxes to a flatter shape by afternoon.
AI-generatedHold to compareBold pick
Asymmetrical bob
Edgy bob with uneven, offset lengths
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 10–15 min
- Cut cadence
- 5–6 weeks
- Parting
- Center or deep side
- Layers
- Blunt - none
- Vibe
- Sharp, deliberate
Trade-off
Unforgiving of skipped trims and humidity - the clean line IS the look, and it commits you to it.
Ask friends which one. Your photo beside each cut, AI-labelled.
Want different cuts? Pick 6 more to try on this photo
In shortPick by the maintenance line, not the picture: the cut you'll actually style beats the cut that photographs best.
Color season: Soft Autumn
Measured from photo tones
Season is shorthand for three measured attributes of your coloring - undertone, value, and contrast - and it decides which colors flatter by default.
- Undertone
- neutral
- Value
- medium
- Contrast
- low
Your muted hazel eyes and neutral-warm skin tone suggest a soft, earthy palette, though you sit very close to the cool-toned summer border. This is a photo-based estimate; Soft Summer is the closest alternative.
Wear these near your face
Muted, earthy tones like sage green and soft terracotta beautifully harmonize with the green flecks in your eyes and the gentle warmth of your skin. These medium-value shades respect your natural low-contrast coloring, allowing your features to appear vibrant rather than overwhelmed by the fabric.
Salmon
#E89179
Sage Green
#A2AC85
Soft Terracotta
#C77E5C
Muted Teal
#5C8E88
Warm Rose
#CE8A83
Light Olive
#98925E
Buttermilk
#EFDFAF
Dusty Coral
#DA8873
Warm Periwinkle
#8290BB
Mossy Green
#7E8A5A
These fight your coloring
Stark, high-contrast colors like pure white or electric purple can appear too harsh against your delicate features, potentially draining the natural warmth from your complexion. Very cool, icy shades may clash with the subtle golden undertones visible in your hair and skin, making your coloring look slightly muted.
Black
#1A1A1A
Fuchsia
#C7247E
Icy Blue
#C7DEED
Pure White
#FFFFFF
Electric Purple
#7A2EC4
Your ranked plan
Ordered by visible payoff for the effort. Each move names the measurement it targets, its upkeep, and how confident the analysis is - none promises a score.
- 1
Midface length
Targets midface length
Your midface length ratio is 0.44, which is at the upper edge of the 0.38–0.44 reference band (WITHIN), contributing to a more vertically elongated facial appearance.
- Style hair with layers that add volume at the cheekbone level - why: to create horizontal width that balances the 0.44 midface ratio
- Adopt a soft, side-swept fringe - why: to visually shorten the perceived length of the face and draw focus to the eyes
- Utilize beachy waves or curls - why: to add texture and lateral fullness that complements your oval face shape match of 87/100
- Type
- Styling
- How often
- Daily styling
- First signal
- Immediately
- Effort
- Medium
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- High
Why first: Adjusting your hair volume provides an immediate visual correction to your midface proportions, which is your most significant opportunity for optimization based on your 72/100 score.
- 2
Nose symmetry
Targets nose symmetry
Your nose symmetry is measured at 71/100; while within a healthy range, subtle variations in light reflection can be minimized to enhance overall facial balance.
- Incorporate a niacinamide serum into your routine - why: to refine skin texture and minimize the appearance of pores around the nose, leading to more uniform light reflection
- Use a gentle BHA exfoliant twice weekly - why: to maintain clear skin on the nasal bridge, reducing shadows that can highlight minor asymmetries
- Ensure meticulous application of SPF - why: to prevent localized hyperpigmentation that can create visual imbalance on the central face
- Type
- Skincare
- How often
- Daily
- First signal
- 4-6 weeks
- Effort
- Medium
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- High
- 3
Mouth symmetry
Targets mouth symmetry
Mouth symmetry is currently at 76/100; optimizing the hydration and definition of the lip border can improve the balance of the lower facial third.
- Apply a peptide-based lip treatment nightly - why: to support a firm and well-defined vermillion border
- Use food-first nutrition, and ask a qualified clinician or pharmacist before using any oral supplement; this report does not recommend products or doses.
- Practice gentle lip exfoliation with a damp cloth - why: to remove dry skin that can catch light unevenly and emphasize symmetry differences
- Type
- Grooming
- How often
- Daily
- First signal
- 2-3 weeks
- Effort
- Low
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Moderate
In shortEverything else in this report is evidence; these 3 moves are the output.
Daily routine
Skincare, in order
- 1AM: Gentle cream cleanser to preserve natural oils
- 2AM: Vitamin C serum to brighten Fitzpatrick II skin tone
- 3AM: Broad-spectrum SPF 50 (essential for fair skin types)
- 4PM: Double cleanse to remove environmental pollutants
- 5PM: Hyaluronic acid serum on damp skin for deep hydration
- 6PM: Ceramide-rich moisturizer to support the skin barrier
Key ingredients
- Vitamin C for brightening and evening the fair skin tone
- Niacinamide to refine texture and manage the central facial area
- Ceramides to maintain the integrity of thin, fair skin
Training and habits
Exercises
- Gentle neck side-stretches to release tension and support upright posture
- Daily jaw-opening exercises to relieve tightness in the masseter muscles
- Light lymphatic drainage massage around the jawline for temporary de-puffing
Habits
- Consistent use of high-factor SPF to prevent sun-induced texture changes
- Maintaining high daily water intake to support natural skin plumpness
- Sleeping on your back to avoid compression-related facial asymmetry
Grooming
- Clear brow gel to maintain the existing high symmetry of your eyebrows
- Hydrating lip balm with a satin finish to highlight the 91/100 lip fullness score
- Tidy any flyaway hairs around the hairline to emphasize the clean oval face shape
Frames for your face shape
For your oval face: Maintain the natural balance - almost anything works.
- Eyeglasses
Wayfarer, square, geometric, aviator
The safest rule is a frame as wide as the broadest part of your face.
- Sunglasses
Most styles suit you - wayfarer, aviator, round, square
- Avoid
- Oversized frames that cover too much of the face and upset the natural proportions.
Oval faces are already balanced (length ~1.5× width), so the only risk is a frame that pushes proportions to an extreme.
Cosmetic suggestions for information and entertainment - not medical, dermatological, or professional advice. For any skin or health concern, see a qualified professional.
Your glow-up plan
The day-to-day side of the report: your Face DNA, the first 72 hours, a four-week program, your routine and nutrition, and the reference guides.
Your face measures within reference band on nearly every structural ratio tracked, including a rare perfect-scoring Face Length-to-Width ratio (1.23, 100/100) - that's a genuinely uncommon result. Combined with a Face Width-to-Height ratio (1.98) also landing in the ideal band at 94/100, you have a face that reads as naturally proportioned and balanced from multiple angles, which is the technical foundation many people spend years trying to style toward.
Distinctive features
- A textbook-balanced oval shape (87/100 match) anchored by a perfect 100/100 Face Length-to-Width ratio - this is your rarest asset and the reason your face photographs well from nearly any angle
- Exceptional eyebrow symmetry at 91/100, giving your upper face a naturally well-framed, put-together look with minimal grooming effort required
- Green eyes with a canthal tilt of 6° sitting comfortably within the 2-7° reference band, contributing to a naturally alert, balanced eye shape without needing to compensate stylistically
- Well-proportioned lips at 91/100 fullness relative to mouth width, meaning your natural lip shape already sits in an ideal ratio range without needing definition tricks
Celebrity comparisons
- Emily Blunt - shares a similarly balanced oval face shape with light eyes that hold strong contrast against fair skin
- Jessica Chastain - comparable light-brown-to-strawberry hair tones and green/light eyes with a naturally elongated, harmonious oval face
- Zoe Saldana - similar excellent facial length-to-width balance and expressive eye framing despite differing coloring
Confidence notes
- A 100/100 Face Length-to-Width ratio is not a common result in this kind of analysis - it means your face's core proportions are already doing a lot of visual work for you without any styling intervention needed
- Your 91/100 eyebrow symmetry means your eye-framing is essentially already optimized; skip complicated brow routines and focus energy elsewhere
- An 87/100 overall facial ratio score, driven by three ratios scoring 90+, indicates a genuinely well-balanced structural baseline - the 'improvement areas' in this report are refinements, not corrections of anything lacking
- Your eye spacing (1.26, within the 1.05-1.35 band) and canthal tilt (6°, within 2-7°) both sit comfortably inside their ideal ranges, meaning your eye shape and placement require no compensatory styling at all
Your 81/100 overall symmetry and 91/100 eyebrow symmetry are already doing heavy lifting - the next 72 hours are about removing small static (puffiness, flyaways, posture slump) that dulls a genuinely strong oval structure. Nothing here changes your bone structure or scores; it just lets what's already there read clearly on camera and in person.
- 1
Tonight and tomorrow morning, apply a cold jade roller or chilled spoon under the eyes and along the jawline for 60 seconds each side.
Temporary de-puffing only - reduces fluid-related morning puffiness for a few hours, which helps the jaw angle (135°) read cleaner in early photos. This has zero effect on jaw structure or your 80/100 jaw symmetry score, it just clears transient water retention.
- 2
Do a 30-second posture reset every time you sit down: ears stacked over shoulders, chin drawn back level (not down), shoulders dropped.
Your face length-to-width ratio (1.23, 100/100) reads most harmoniously when your head sits upright rather than jutting forward, which artificially compresses the visible neck-jaw line in photos. This is a presentation fix, not a structural one - it just stops self-inflicted foreshortening.
- 3
Comb brows into place with a clean spoolie morning and night, no product needed if you're not ready to buy one yet.
Your eyebrows already score 91/100 for symmetry - stray hairs are the only thing currently competing with that number visually. Two minutes of grooming daily makes that asset fully visible instead of half-obscured.
- 4
Blot lips with a damp warm cloth for 10 seconds before applying balm, once daily.
Mouth symmetry sits at 76/100, partly a light-and-texture issue - removing flaky dry skin lets the vermillion border catch light evenly. Expect smoother-looking lips within a day or two, not a change to lip shape or fullness (already strong at 91/100).
- 5
Switch your evening scroll position: prop your phone at eye level instead of tilting your chin down for the next 3 nights.
Sustained downward chin tuck can add temporary shadow and skin-fold visibility along a jaw angle of 135° that doesn't need it. This is a habit swap with same-day comfort payoff, not a jaw-altering exercise.
What this report will never do
- Recommend surgery, fillers, or injectables - anywhere, in any section.
- Rank you against an ethnicity-based ideal, or anyone else's face.
- Show you a “potential you” morph or promise score gains it can't support.
- Alter your original photo - every comparison keeps your upload as the untouched baseline.
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Is this a real report or a mock-up?
It is genuine pipeline output. The subject's photo was run through the same free scan, the same paid analysis, the same image generation and the same verification gate every buyer's photo goes through. The only difference is the subject: a synthetic person, so nothing here is anyone's private data.
Who is the person in the sample?
Nobody. The portrait was generated, not photographed, so there is no real individual behind it and no likeness to protect. Her measured score (79, the Glow Up tier) sits close to the median of people who actually buy the report, which is why she was chosen over a higher-scoring candidate.
Will my report look like this?
The sections, charts and structure are identical; the numbers, the styling concept, the hairstyles and the plan are computed from your own photo. Scores are placement inside measured ranges, not grades, and the report never recommends surgery, fillers or injectables.
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