Math behind beauty
We all have the same basic facial features that make our
faces look human. But! We are not equally beautiful. When do you feel someone
is beautiful? Being perfect in symmetry? No! Symmetry in the face doesn’t
equate to beauty. Perfect symmetry tends to result in a face that appears unnatural,
animated or robot like. Faces that are
perceived as beautiful are the ones depending
on GOLDEN
RATIO. What's golden ratio? It’s
the base of life in terms of measurements, as it forms a part of everything
that constitutes us and all around us. The
Greek letter phi represents the golden ratio. It is an
irrational number with a value of:
How to Determine Golden Beauty
With the math behind it, the symmetry of your face can be measured. The closer this number is to 1.62, the more beautiful it is judged to be subconsciously. The simplest measurement is the length of your face divided by the widest part of your face.
What has mathematics got to
do with beauty? Physical attraction depends on ratio. The mask of the human face is based on the
Golden Ratio. The proportions of the length of the nose, the position of the
eyes and the length of the chin, all conform to some aspect of the Golden Ratio.
How to Determine Golden Beauty
With the math behind it, the symmetry of your face can be measured. The closer this number is to 1.62, the more beautiful it is judged to be subconsciously. The simplest measurement is the length of your face divided by the widest part of your face.
1 comment:
I love this post!!!! and I love Math too!! one day insha'allah I will get a degree in Math along with my Chemistry degree. I was thinking about that and your post motivate me to take it more serious. Thank you for sharing such an exciting information.
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