Summary

The Submental Cervical Angle describes the contour between the neck and the chin and jaw, where a lower angle yields a taut, defined jawline and a higher angle suggests softer definition. Charlie Cox measures 108.4° here, scoring 9.8, which sits above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0° and higher than 25% of the men on the wiki. Only 15% of men on the wiki measure inside that ideal range, and his value is very close to Matt Bomer's 108.5° and Kit Butler's 108.3°. At the far ends, Alfredo De La Cruz records the highest value at 169.1°, while Alex Schlab sits lowest at 75.0°, and you can compare Charlie's Harmony breakdown or run your own through FaceIQ Labs' analysis.