Maybe that's why some of these actresses go nuts with the plastic surgery, if you looked like that at one point in your life, your frame of reference would be pretty skewed.
I watched this BBC program years ago called The Human Face, and in it they talked about measuring beauty by a “golden ratio.” People who were generally considered attractive all came close to the ratio of 1.62 (ish) when their facial features were measured (the width of the mouth measured against the width of the nose, I believe). Anyway, the celebrity whose face came closest to “perfection” was Michelle Pfeiffer.
bzboarder on January 5th, 2018 at 04:58 UTC »
Closest thing to Michelle Pfeiffer that you’ve ever seen
friendlessboob on January 5th, 2018 at 06:06 UTC »
Maybe that's why some of these actresses go nuts with the plastic surgery, if you looked like that at one point in your life, your frame of reference would be pretty skewed.
TooMama on January 5th, 2018 at 06:56 UTC »
I watched this BBC program years ago called The Human Face, and in it they talked about measuring beauty by a “golden ratio.” People who were generally considered attractive all came close to the ratio of 1.62 (ish) when their facial features were measured (the width of the mouth measured against the width of the nose, I believe). Anyway, the celebrity whose face came closest to “perfection” was Michelle Pfeiffer.