Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #67

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Women have more of a flatter,
straight line or curved hairline.
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Females have almost no discernable brow bossing
because their foreheads are more rounded with a fairly flat
front. In profile, female foreheads are usually more vertical
instead of backward sloping.
Female eyebrows generally sit higher and
are more arched or wing-shaped.
The eyes in a woman appear larger. This is in part because of
the shape of the bony rim above and the forehead, and partly
because of the cheekbones. The combination of bone shapes
create relatively larger eyes which is considered both feminine
and attractive. Eyes tend to be more wide-set then men’s.
Female cheeks tend to be fuller and more
rounded, and cheekbones are a little higher and
further forward, showing more prominence.
The female nose is smaller and shorter. It has a
narrower bridge and nostrils, often has a more
concave profile and tends to be blunter at the tip.
It also has a greater angulation between the lip and
the tip of the nose.
When a female mouth is relaxed and slightly
open, it tends to show a bit of top teeth,
lending a youthful appearance to the face.
The area between the top lip and nose often
has a more backward slope in females.
Female jaw lines run in a gentle curve from the earlobe
to the chin. In males it tends to drop down straight from
the ear and then turn at a sharp angle towards the chin,
giving a square appearance.
Female chins are rounded and typically less prominent.
A female face tends to be more rounded – from the hairline down to a single point at the chin. In profile, the female
face tends to be flat while the male forehead slopes backwards, with the lower half of the face protruding forward.
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