Actress Amber Heard and actor Robert Pattinson are called the most beautiful and handsome people by scientists with the Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi formula. Oh my goodness, this beautiful and handsome man actually has a mathematical formula?
The Greeks said, "all beauty is mathematical". Now with a combination of mathematical formulas, formulas and their relationship with numbers, it turns out that they can describe facial beauty.
Well, basically everyone is beautiful and beautiful by themselves anyway. But there's nothing wrong with learning a little about this science. According to mathematicians, all beautiful shapes in nature have equal proportions of shapes. Starting from the human face, flower petals, to shells, have the same proportions. That is what is known as the Golden Ratio.
The Golden Ratio mathematically has a ratio of 1.618:1. Well, 1618 is what is called 'Phi'. Calculations with another name Golden Section or Divine Proportion on the human face calculate based on the shape of the head, the eyes are at the center point, the mouth and nose are each placed according to distance, as well as the proportion under the chin.
Let's see an example of calculating the Golden Ratio from Amber Heard below:
The role of Mera in Aquaman excels with the shape of her chin, nose, and eye position that are almost perfect. In addition, Heard's face shape is said to have received a Golden Ratio score of 91.85%.
Beautiful and handsome is a matter of taste. But in mathematics, beautiful and handsome is a symmetrical and proportional calculation according to this ratio. Believe it or not, it has been scientifically proven that humans are more attracted to people with symmetrical faces and facial features.
Because of the popularity of this calculation, applications to measure the Golden Ratio can also be found in app stores. Do you feel that having a Golden Ratio is not okay? Ah, the most important thing is to love yourself and let your inner beauty make your aura shine.
cliché? Not really. Just love yourself. Serious!