The beauty of a woman is less a matter of subjectivity that the distance between the eyes and mouth, on the one hand, and the eyes and ears on the other hand, according to a study by Canadian and American researchers.
In tests that sought to find "the ideal facial arrangement," the researchers asked students to compare color photos of a woman's face in which only the space between the eyes and mouth and between the two eyes had been changed slightly thanks to a touch digital.

The students looked at different pictures and chose what seemed the most enticing.

Two of these trials sought to determine the ideal distance between the eyes and mouth in proportion to the width of the face (between the chin and hair). Studies have concluded that the distance between the eyes and mouth should represent 36% of the length of the face.

Both tests also showed that the distance between the eyes should represent 46% of the distance separating the two ears.

The good news is that these proportions of 36% and 46 "correspond to the average ratio of the average face," said the study, published in the journal Vision Research white women.

"Our study shows beautiful because someone may seem less attractive after a haircut, and vice versa, since the cutting of hair changes the ratios," said an author of the study, Kang Lee, professor at the University of Toronto.

Source: Yahoo / AFP