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Calculating the Golden Ratio
Dr.Dobry’s #s for an example
a = Top-of-head (1) to chin (2) = 21 cm
b = Top-of-head (1) to pupil (3) = 12 cm
c = Pupil (3) to nosetip (4) = 5 cm
d = Pupil (3) to lip (5) = 7.3 cm
e = Width of nose (6 to 7) = 3 cm
f = Outside distance between eyes (8 to 9) = 9 cm
g = Width of head (10 to 11) = 13.5 cm
h = Hairline (12) to pupil (3) = 9 cm
i = Nosetip (4) to chin (2) = 6 cm
j = Lips (5) to chin (2) = 3.6 cm
k = Length of lips (13 to 14) = 1.2 cm
l = Nosetip (4) to lips (5) = 2.5 cm
Now, find the ratios. 1.62 is golden.
a/g = 1.55 cm (higher hairdo)
b/d = 1.64 cm
i/j = 1.66 cm
i/c = 1.2 cm (shorten nose)
e/l = 1.2 cm (shorten nose)
f/h = 1.0 cm (wider eyes, makeup)
k/e = 0.4 cm (fatter lips, shorten nose)
For Dr. Dobry, makeup & change in hair style can do a lot. Also Perlane in lips. Nose job too (not interested).
Ways to change your ratio – If you care! Can be a lot of work and money.
change hairdo
makeup to create illusion of bigger eyes or lips
lose weight
fillers for lips, widen face, etc.
surgery
smile
Calculate yours below if interested;
Do It Yourself Version using a few more calculations:
a = Top-of-head (1) to chin (2) =____ cm
b = Top-of-head (1) to pupil (3) =____ cm
c = Pupil (3) to nosetip (4) = ____cm
d = Pupil (3) to lip (5) = ____cm
e = Width of nose (6 to 7) = ____ cm
f = Outside distance between eyes (8 to 9) = ____cm
g = Width of head (10 to 11) = ____cm
h = Hairline (12) to pupil (3) = ____cm
i = Nosetip (4) to chin (2) = ____cm
j = Lips (5) to chin (2) = ____cm
k = Length of lips (13 to 14) = ____cm
l = Nosetip (4) to lips (5) = ____cm
Now, find the ratios. 1.62 is golden.
a/g = _____cm
b/d = _____cm
i/j = _____cm
i/c = _____cm
e/l = _____cm
f/h = _____cm
k/e = _____cm
