According to scientific facial mapping software, Amber Heard is one of the most beautiful women in the world. Before we get started, let’s all agree that beauty is subjective and there isn’t a decisive way to state who is the most beautiful person. However, there are things that can be measured that give off the perception of beauty, such as facial symmetry.
Amber Heard has been a big name in the last few years due to her high-profile court case against ex-husband Johnny Depp.
The case was very divisive, so although many people out there aren’t on Team Heard, one thing that most of us can agree on is that the Hollywood star is certainly very attractive.
Well, her beauty was put to the test based on a scientific facial mapping technique grounded in the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi – a formula believed to hold the secret to physical perfection, per the Daily Mail.
Dr. Julian De Silva, head of the Centre for Advanced Facial Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery in London, conducted an analysis of the Aquaman star’s features using computerized mapping software.
The results found that Heard’s facial structure scored an impressive 91.85 percent accuracy to the Golden Ratio standard.
The Golden Ratio, or Phi (1.618), has long been regarded as a marker of aesthetically pleasing proportions, appearing in art, architecture, and nature.
Dr. De Silva explained the methodology behind the measurements:
“[Heard’s] eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw, and facial shape were measured and 12 key marker points were analyzed and found to be 91.85 percent of the Greek ratio of Phi, which is 1.618,” he stated.
Dr. De Silva also noted the ancient roots of the ratio, saying the Greeks “discovered that the [1.618] ratio occurs everywhere in nature,” adding that it has been considered “the secret formula of the world’s most beautiful faces” for centuries.
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Amber Heard’s high score placed her ahead of other notable names analyzed using the same software.
Kim Kardashian came in second with a score of 91.39 percent, followed by Kate Moss (91.06 percent), Emily Ratajkowski (90.8 percent), and Kendall Jenner (90.18 percent).
In a separate analysis, model Bella Hadid secured the top spot, with a score of 94.35 percent.
The technology used by Dr. De Silva’s team examines various facial dimensions and proportions to assess how closely they align with the Golden Ratio, per the Evening Standard.
He elaborated on its application, saying: “If you look at the height of the nose in proportion to the width of the nose that will give you a ratio you can correlate with the Golden Ratio.
“If it is perfectly in line with the Golden Ratio, then it would be 100 percent. You can apply that similar principle to other parts of the face.”
Despite the impressive scores, Dr. De Silva emphasized that beauty is subjective, saying: “When we talk about beauty and attractive faces, it’s generally a very subjective description of what makes someone beautiful. It’s difficult to put it in objective measurements.”
These findings are sure to cause a debate, so let us know your thoughts in the comments!
