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Guide to rating women

Rea said:
@Imretarded?
@galaxygirl

Actual way to rate women

boob size 😈
ass size 😍
skinny waist 😳
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A good body boosts SMV for both men and women, it helps with attraction. That said, the face still ranks highest if judged separately.

Also the most attractive WHR for women is around 0.70, but it’s not healthy.
 
Guide to rating women:

Level 1 ➨ Blonde: We're at 5 now.
+
Level 2 ➨ Blue eyes: We're at 7 now.
+
Level 3 ➨ Big tits: We're at 10 now.

Ass: Adds +2 to any of the levels.
 
iflookscouldkill said:
Guide to rating women:

Level 1 ➨ Blonde: We're at 5 now.
+
Level 2 ➨ Blue eyes: We're at 7 now.
+
Level 3 ➨ Big tits: We're at 10 now.

Ass: Adds +2 to any of the levels.
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Stay true to your bio
IMG_8698.jpeg
 
if the cooch is good then they are a ten
 
Love this, birthdays coming up and asking me mum for ramus surgery. Shots. 🫡
 
Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.
Incognito said:

This is my personal guide to help you more easily and precisely rate women. It consists of seven key factors that determine a woman’s looks, with breakdowns and examples of women for each factor.​


I made one earlier on looksmax.org for the male version. Feel free to check it out via the link below.
Male Guide On .Org

Let's dive in

1. Facial Harmony

General Definition:
Facial harmony refers to the proportions and alignment of a woman's facial features that create a balanced appearance.

Factors Defining Facial Harmony:

Facial Thirds: Ideally, each third of the face should be around 33%. A slightly smaller lower third is acceptable.

Symmetry: Models often have some asymmetry; if it’s not overly noticeable, it won’t significantly affect the score. However, noticeable asymmetry in the eyes, nose, and mouth is a bigger problem because our eyes are drawn to that region faster.

Mid-Face Ratio: An ideal ratio between 0.97 and 1.07 is preferred; longer faces will appear less attractive.

FWHR (Facial Width to Height Ratio): A ratio above 1.85 is optimal; lower ratios indicate longer faces, which are less desirable.

Bitemporal Width: The forehead should be about as wide as the jaw; a large forehead tapering to a narrow jaw is unattractive.

Dimorphism: This indicates how feminine a woman's face is and is crucial for harmony.

Examples:
View attachment 44023

View attachment 44025

View attachment 44026

2. Eye Area

Eyebrows: Dark, dense, and moderately thick eyebrows are indicators of health. Lower medium set brows balance facial proportions; overly low brows will appear masculine. A positive brow tilt is preferred.

Eye Spacing: Eyes should have an interpupillary distance of 45-48% of facial width; eyes spaced one eye width apart is ideal.

Eye Shape: Women generally have wider, less vertically narrow eyes. A sharp medial canthus is attractive.

Canthal Tilt: An ideal tilt is between 5-8.5 degrees; slightly positively tilted eyes are preferred.

Extras: Sufficient bone mass near the eyes prevents dark circles and eye bags.

Examples:
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3. Jaw

Jawline: Should not be recessed or overly protruding; excess body fat will mask jaw definition.

Ramus: A developed and reasonably long ramus is ideal.

Jaw Angle: The ideal gonial angle is between 116-126 degrees; angles above 130 degrees are less attractive.

Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.

Chin: Should harmonize with the face, being proportionate in size.

Jaw Frontal Angle: Ideal angle is between 84-97 degrees.

Examples:
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View attachment 44037View attachment 44038

View attachment 44039

4. Lips

Lip Size: Fuller lips are desirable; the upper lip should protrude slightly past the lower lip.

Lip Shape: A uniform, straight lip shape is preferred. A noticeable cupids bow is highly attractive.

Lip Width: Lips should be wider than the nose, ideally 1.5-1.7 times wider.

Lip Health: Healthy lips are red and free of damage.

Examples:
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View attachment 44042View attachment 44043

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5. Nose

Nasofrontal Angle: Ideal angles are between 120-135 degrees.

Nasolabial Angle: Ranges from 96-117 degrees; smaller angles appear more masculine.

Nose Shape: A slimmer bridge tapering to a wider base is favored.

Extras: Nostrils should not be bulbous or asymmetrical.

Examples:

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View attachment 44049

View attachment 44062


6. Cheekbones

Height: High cheekbones are universally attractive; low set cheekbones can lead to a melting face look.

Prominence: Women generally have more prominent zygomatic bones than men. Good prominence is favorable.

Distinguishing Features: High set cheekbones exhibit a pronounced ogee curve.

Examples:
I reached the limit of 20 pictures per post so I can't insert any more visual examples. So see post under this thread for Illustrative examples of the terminology used.

Good cheekbones: Sui He, Monica Bellucci
Bad cheekbones: Selena Gomez, Cardi B

7. Skin, Hair, and Health

Skin: Clear, healthy skin is verym important; blemishes and uneven tone detract from attractiveness.

Eye Health: The sclera should be white and healthy.

Hair: Dense hair with minimal thinning is ideal. Studies suggest a preference for brunette hair in women.
Everything specified here is not the be all and end all. A woman can still have only a few good features and be considered attractive. Beauty is still largely subjective.


@pompompurino @RainbowDash @cookie-cel @maria12 @girlfailure @Genesyss @Pinksyn
@Wassup5
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"Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width." 91%???? that's a man
 
Incognito said:

This is my personal guide to help you more easily and precisely rate women. It consists of seven key factors that determine a woman’s looks, with breakdowns and examples of women for each factor.​


I made one earlier on looksmax.org for the male version. Feel free to check it out via the link below.
Male Guide On .Org

Let's dive in

1. Facial Harmony

General Definition:
Facial harmony refers to the proportions and alignment of a woman's facial features that create a balanced appearance.

Factors Defining Facial Harmony:

Facial Thirds: Ideally, each third of the face should be around 33%. A slightly smaller lower third is acceptable.

Symmetry: Models often have some asymmetry; if it’s not overly noticeable, it won’t significantly affect the score. However, noticeable asymmetry in the eyes, nose, and mouth is a bigger problem because our eyes are drawn to that region faster.

Mid-Face Ratio: An ideal ratio between 0.97 and 1.07 is preferred; longer faces will appear less attractive.

FWHR (Facial Width to Height Ratio): A ratio above 1.85 is optimal; lower ratios indicate longer faces, which are less desirable.

Bitemporal Width: The forehead should be about as wide as the jaw; a large forehead tapering to a narrow jaw is unattractive.

Dimorphism: This indicates how feminine a woman's face is and is crucial for harmony.

Examples:
View attachment 44023

View attachment 44025

View attachment 44026

2. Eye Area

Eyebrows: Dark, dense, and moderately thick eyebrows are indicators of health. Lower medium set brows balance facial proportions; overly low brows will appear masculine. A positive brow tilt is preferred.

Eye Spacing: Eyes should have an interpupillary distance of 45-48% of facial width; eyes spaced one eye width apart is ideal.

Eye Shape: Women generally have wider, less vertically narrow eyes. A sharp medial canthus is attractive.

Canthal Tilt: An ideal tilt is between 5-8.5 degrees; slightly positively tilted eyes are preferred.

Extras: Sufficient bone mass near the eyes prevents dark circles and eye bags.

Examples:
View attachment 44028View attachment 44029

View attachment 44031

View attachment 44032

3. Jaw

Jawline: Should not be recessed or overly protruding; excess body fat will mask jaw definition.

Ramus: A developed and reasonably long ramus is ideal.

Jaw Angle: The ideal gonial angle is between 116-126 degrees; angles above 130 degrees are less attractive.

Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.

Chin: Should harmonize with the face, being proportionate in size.

Jaw Frontal Angle: Ideal angle is between 84-97 degrees.

Examples:
View attachment 44033View attachment 44036

View attachment 44037View attachment 44038

View attachment 44039

4. Lips

Lip Size: Fuller lips are desirable; the upper lip should protrude slightly past the lower lip.

Lip Shape: A uniform, straight lip shape is preferred. A noticeable cupids bow is highly attractive.

Lip Width: Lips should be wider than the nose, ideally 1.5-1.7 times wider.

Lip Health: Healthy lips are red and free of damage.

Examples:
View attachment 44041

View attachment 44042View attachment 44043

View attachment 44044

5. Nose

Nasofrontal Angle: Ideal angles are between 120-135 degrees.

Nasolabial Angle: Ranges from 96-117 degrees; smaller angles appear more masculine.

Nose Shape: A slimmer bridge tapering to a wider base is favored.

Extras: Nostrils should not be bulbous or asymmetrical.

Examples:

View attachment 44048

View attachment 44049

View attachment 44062


6. Cheekbones

Height: High cheekbones are universally attractive; low set cheekbones can lead to a melting face look.

Prominence: Women generally have more prominent zygomatic bones than men. Good prominence is favorable.

Distinguishing Features: High set cheekbones exhibit a pronounced ogee curve.

Examples:
I reached the limit of 20 pictures per post so I can't insert any more visual examples. So see post under this thread for Illustrative examples of the terminology used.

Good cheekbones: Sui He, Monica Bellucci
Bad cheekbones: Selena Gomez, Cardi B

7. Skin, Hair, and Health

Skin: Clear, healthy skin is verym important; blemishes and uneven tone detract from attractiveness.

Eye Health: The sclera should be white and healthy.

Hair: Dense hair with minimal thinning is ideal. Studies suggest a preference for brunette hair in women.
Everything specified here is not the be all and end all. A woman can still have only a few good features and be considered attractive. Beauty is still largely subjective.


@pompompurino @RainbowDash @cookie-cel @maria12 @girlfailure @Genesyss @Pinksyn
@Wassup5
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Very helpful
 
Incognito said:

This is my personal guide to help you more easily and precisely rate women. It consists of seven key factors that determine a woman’s looks, with breakdowns and examples of women for each factor.​


I made one earlier on looksmax.org for the male version. Feel free to check it out via the link below.
Male Guide On .Org

Let's dive in

1. Facial Harmony

General Definition:
Facial harmony refers to the proportions and alignment of a woman's facial features that create a balanced appearance.

Factors Defining Facial Harmony:

Facial Thirds: Ideally, each third of the face should be around 33%. A slightly smaller lower third is acceptable.

Symmetry: Models often have some asymmetry; if it’s not overly noticeable, it won’t significantly affect the score. However, noticeable asymmetry in the eyes, nose, and mouth is a bigger problem because our eyes are drawn to that region faster.

Mid-Face Ratio: An ideal ratio between 0.97 and 1.07 is preferred; longer faces will appear less attractive.

FWHR (Facial Width to Height Ratio): A ratio above 1.85 is optimal; lower ratios indicate longer faces, which are less desirable.

Bitemporal Width: The forehead should be about as wide as the jaw; a large forehead tapering to a narrow jaw is unattractive.

Dimorphism: This indicates how feminine a woman's face is and is crucial for harmony.

Examples:
View attachment 44023

View attachment 44025

View attachment 44026

2. Eye Area

Eyebrows: Dark, dense, and moderately thick eyebrows are indicators of health. Lower medium set brows balance facial proportions; overly low brows will appear masculine. A positive brow tilt is preferred.

Eye Spacing: Eyes should have an interpupillary distance of 45-48% of facial width; eyes spaced one eye width apart is ideal.

Eye Shape: Women generally have wider, less vertically narrow eyes. A sharp medial canthus is attractive.

Canthal Tilt: An ideal tilt is between 5-8.5 degrees; slightly positively tilted eyes are preferred.

Extras: Sufficient bone mass near the eyes prevents dark circles and eye bags.

Examples:
View attachment 44028View attachment 44029

View attachment 44031

View attachment 44032

3. Jaw

Jawline: Should not be recessed or overly protruding; excess body fat will mask jaw definition.

Ramus: A developed and reasonably long ramus is ideal.

Jaw Angle: The ideal gonial angle is between 116-126 degrees; angles above 130 degrees are less attractive.

Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.

Chin: Should harmonize with the face, being proportionate in size.

Jaw Frontal Angle: Ideal angle is between 84-97 degrees.

Examples:
View attachment 44033View attachment 44036

View attachment 44037View attachment 44038

View attachment 44039

4. Lips

Lip Size: Fuller lips are desirable; the upper lip should protrude slightly past the lower lip.

Lip Shape: A uniform, straight lip shape is preferred. A noticeable cupids bow is highly attractive.

Lip Width: Lips should be wider than the nose, ideally 1.5-1.7 times wider.

Lip Health: Healthy lips are red and free of damage.

Examples:
View attachment 44041

View attachment 44042View attachment 44043

View attachment 44044

5. Nose

Nasofrontal Angle: Ideal angles are between 120-135 degrees.

Nasolabial Angle: Ranges from 96-117 degrees; smaller angles appear more masculine.

Nose Shape: A slimmer bridge tapering to a wider base is favored.

Extras: Nostrils should not be bulbous or asymmetrical.

Examples:

View attachment 44048

View attachment 44049

View attachment 44062


6. Cheekbones

Height: High cheekbones are universally attractive; low set cheekbones can lead to a melting face look.

Prominence: Women generally have more prominent zygomatic bones than men. Good prominence is favorable.

Distinguishing Features: High set cheekbones exhibit a pronounced ogee curve.

Examples:
I reached the limit of 20 pictures per post so I can't insert any more visual examples. So see post under this thread for Illustrative examples of the terminology used.

Good cheekbones: Sui He, Monica Bellucci
Bad cheekbones: Selena Gomez, Cardi B

7. Skin, Hair, and Health

Skin: Clear, healthy skin is verym important; blemishes and uneven tone detract from attractiveness.

Eye Health: The sclera should be white and healthy.

Hair: Dense hair with minimal thinning is ideal. Studies suggest a preference for brunette hair in women.
Everything specified here is not the be all and end all. A woman can still have only a few good features and be considered attractive. Beauty is still largely subjective.


@pompompurino @RainbowDash @cookie-cel @maria12 @girlfailure @Genesyss @Pinksyn
@Wassup5
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Best first thread to open at the beginning of my looksmaxxing journey
 
Incognito said:

This is my personal guide to help you more easily and precisely rate women. It consists of seven key factors that determine a woman’s looks, with breakdowns and examples of women for each factor.​


I made one earlier on looksmax.org for the male version. Feel free to check it out via the link below.
Male Guide On .Org

Let's dive in

1. Facial Harmony

General Definition:
Facial harmony refers to the proportions and alignment of a woman's facial features that create a balanced appearance.

Factors Defining Facial Harmony:

Facial Thirds: Ideally, each third of the face should be around 33%. A slightly smaller lower third is acceptable.

Symmetry: Models often have some asymmetry; if it’s not overly noticeable, it won’t significantly affect the score. However, noticeable asymmetry in the eyes, nose, and mouth is a bigger problem because our eyes are drawn to that region faster.

Mid-Face Ratio: An ideal ratio between 0.97 and 1.07 is preferred; longer faces will appear less attractive.

FWHR (Facial Width to Height Ratio): A ratio above 1.85 is optimal; lower ratios indicate longer faces, which are less desirable.

Bitemporal Width: The forehead should be about as wide as the jaw; a large forehead tapering to a narrow jaw is unattractive.

Dimorphism: This indicates how feminine a woman's face is and is crucial for harmony.

Examples:
View attachment 44023

View attachment 44025

View attachment 44026

2. Eye Area

Eyebrows: Dark, dense, and moderately thick eyebrows are indicators of health. Lower medium set brows balance facial proportions; overly low brows will appear masculine. A positive brow tilt is preferred.

Eye Spacing: Eyes should have an interpupillary distance of 45-48% of facial width; eyes spaced one eye width apart is ideal.

Eye Shape: Women generally have wider, less vertically narrow eyes. A sharp medial canthus is attractive.

Canthal Tilt: An ideal tilt is between 5-8.5 degrees; slightly positively tilted eyes are preferred.

Extras: Sufficient bone mass near the eyes prevents dark circles and eye bags.

Examples:
View attachment 44028View attachment 44029

View attachment 44031

View attachment 44032

3. Jaw

Jawline: Should not be recessed or overly protruding; excess body fat will mask jaw definition.

Ramus: A developed and reasonably long ramus is ideal.

Jaw Angle: The ideal gonial angle is between 116-126 degrees; angles above 130 degrees are less attractive.

Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.

Chin: Should harmonize with the face, being proportionate in size.

Jaw Frontal Angle: Ideal angle is between 84-97 degrees.

Examples:
View attachment 44033View attachment 44036

View attachment 44037View attachment 44038

View attachment 44039

4. Lips

Lip Size: Fuller lips are desirable; the upper lip should protrude slightly past the lower lip.

Lip Shape: A uniform, straight lip shape is preferred. A noticeable cupids bow is highly attractive.

Lip Width: Lips should be wider than the nose, ideally 1.5-1.7 times wider.

Lip Health: Healthy lips are red and free of damage.

Examples:
View attachment 44041

View attachment 44042View attachment 44043

View attachment 44044

5. Nose

Nasofrontal Angle: Ideal angles are between 120-135 degrees.

Nasolabial Angle: Ranges from 96-117 degrees; smaller angles appear more masculine.

Nose Shape: A slimmer bridge tapering to a wider base is favored.

Extras: Nostrils should not be bulbous or asymmetrical.

Examples:

View attachment 44048

View attachment 44049

View attachment 44062


6. Cheekbones

Height: High cheekbones are universally attractive; low set cheekbones can lead to a melting face look.

Prominence: Women generally have more prominent zygomatic bones than men. Good prominence is favorable.

Distinguishing Features: High set cheekbones exhibit a pronounced ogee curve.

Examples:
I reached the limit of 20 pictures per post so I can't insert any more visual examples. So see post under this thread for Illustrative examples of the terminology used.

Good cheekbones: Sui He, Monica Bellucci
Bad cheekbones: Selena Gomez, Cardi B

7. Skin, Hair, and Health

Skin: Clear, healthy skin is verym important; blemishes and uneven tone detract from attractiveness.

Eye Health: The sclera should be white and healthy.

Hair: Dense hair with minimal thinning is ideal. Studies suggest a preference for brunette hair in women.
Everything specified here is not the be all and end all. A woman can still have only a few good features and be considered attractive. Beauty is still largely subjective.


@pompompurino @RainbowDash @cookie-cel @maria12 @girlfailure @Genesyss @Pinksyn
@Wassup5
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P good
 
Incognito said:

This is my personal guide to help you more easily and precisely rate women. It consists of seven key factors that determine a woman’s looks, with breakdowns and examples of women for each factor.​


I made one earlier on looksmax.org for the male version. Feel free to check it out via the link below.
Male Guide On .Org

Let's dive in

1. Facial Harmony

General Definition:
Facial harmony refers to the proportions and alignment of a woman's facial features that create a balanced appearance.

Factors Defining Facial Harmony:

Facial Thirds: Ideally, each third of the face should be around 33%. A slightly smaller lower third is acceptable.

Symmetry: Models often have some asymmetry; if it’s not overly noticeable, it won’t significantly affect the score. However, noticeable asymmetry in the eyes, nose, and mouth is a bigger problem because our eyes are drawn to that region faster.

Mid-Face Ratio: An ideal ratio between 0.97 and 1.07 is preferred; longer faces will appear less attractive.

FWHR (Facial Width to Height Ratio): A ratio above 1.85 is optimal; lower ratios indicate longer faces, which are less desirable.

Bitemporal Width: The forehead should be about as wide as the jaw; a large forehead tapering to a narrow jaw is unattractive.

Dimorphism: This indicates how feminine a woman's face is and is crucial for harmony.

Examples:
View attachment 44023

View attachment 44025

View attachment 44026

2. Eye Area

Eyebrows: Dark, dense, and moderately thick eyebrows are indicators of health. Lower medium set brows balance facial proportions; overly low brows will appear masculine. A positive brow tilt is preferred.

Eye Spacing: Eyes should have an interpupillary distance of 45-48% of facial width; eyes spaced one eye width apart is ideal.

Eye Shape: Women generally have wider, less vertically narrow eyes. A sharp medial canthus is attractive.

Canthal Tilt: An ideal tilt is between 5-8.5 degrees; slightly positively tilted eyes are preferred.

Extras: Sufficient bone mass near the eyes prevents dark circles and eye bags.

Examples:
View attachment 44028View attachment 44029

View attachment 44031

View attachment 44032

3. Jaw

Jawline: Should not be recessed or overly protruding; excess body fat will mask jaw definition.

Ramus: A developed and reasonably long ramus is ideal.

Jaw Angle: The ideal gonial angle is between 116-126 degrees; angles above 130 degrees are less attractive.

Bigonial Width: Jaw width should be 82-91% of cheekbone width.

Chin: Should harmonize with the face, being proportionate in size.

Jaw Frontal Angle: Ideal angle is between 84-97 degrees.

Examples:
View attachment 44033View attachment 44036

View attachment 44037View attachment 44038

View attachment 44039

4. Lips

Lip Size: Fuller lips are desirable; the upper lip should protrude slightly past the lower lip.

Lip Shape: A uniform, straight lip shape is preferred. A noticeable cupids bow is highly attractive.

Lip Width: Lips should be wider than the nose, ideally 1.5-1.7 times wider.

Lip Health: Healthy lips are red and free of damage.

Examples:
View attachment 44041

View attachment 44042View attachment 44043

View attachment 44044

5. Nose

Nasofrontal Angle: Ideal angles are between 120-135 degrees.

Nasolabial Angle: Ranges from 96-117 degrees; smaller angles appear more masculine.

Nose Shape: A slimmer bridge tapering to a wider base is favored.

Extras: Nostrils should not be bulbous or asymmetrical.

Examples:

View attachment 44048

View attachment 44049

View attachment 44062


6. Cheekbones

Height: High cheekbones are universally attractive; low set cheekbones can lead to a melting face look.

Prominence: Women generally have more prominent zygomatic bones than men. Good prominence is favorable.

Distinguishing Features: High set cheekbones exhibit a pronounced ogee curve.

Examples:
I reached the limit of 20 pictures per post so I can't insert any more visual examples. So see post under this thread for Illustrative examples of the terminology used.

Good cheekbones: Sui He, Monica Bellucci
Bad cheekbones: Selena Gomez, Cardi B

7. Skin, Hair, and Health

Skin: Clear, healthy skin is verym important; blemishes and uneven tone detract from attractiveness.

Eye Health: The sclera should be white and healthy.

Hair: Dense hair with minimal thinning is ideal. Studies suggest a preference for brunette hair in women.
Everything specified here is not the be all and end all. A woman can still have only a few good features and be considered attractive. Beauty is still largely subjective.


@pompompurino @RainbowDash @cookie-cel @maria12 @girlfailure @Genesyss @Pinksyn
@Wassup5
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nice
 
is it only 1.85 fwhr and above that's optimal for girls? that's supposed to be the male range that have wider faces due to testosterone
women have narrower faces
 
It’s very easy to overestimate ratings on women as men, not to say it’s a competition but just objectively…. I think that one good way to do it is put them through a gender swap app… we are so hyper focused on male aesthetics that we can benefit from our knowledge of male aesthetics
 
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