Everyone often pays attention to the fat and thin, long and short face of the face, hoping that it is a slap face, in fact, a good-looking chin will add a lot of points to the face shape. What kind of chin is good-looking? Basically, they all meet the following characteristics:
Length of the chin: This is what we often call the ratio of three courts and five eyes.
From the hairline to the center of the eyebrow, to the lower edge of the nose wing, to the tip of the chin, the length of the face should be divided into three equal parts, which are three courts. The length of the perfect chin should be one-sixth the length of the entire face. The chin is too long and too pointed to appear that the person has no affinity and is difficult to approach; If the chin is too short, it will appear blunt.
Regarding the length of the chin, there is actually a more detailed aesthetic standard: the point from the lower nose to the lip beads, and the length ratio from the lower lip to the chin is 1:2.
Chin upturnedness: that's what we often call three points and one line.
Standard chin alignment, with the lips located within the tip of the nose and the line of the chin, or in a line. Another line is that the chin and the center of the eyebrow are on the same vertical line. Of course, with the change of domestic aesthetics in recent years, the slightly retracted chin is considered to be a manifestation of childishness, but there is no need to pursue "standards" too much.