Summary

Where Erik Ilin's upper forehead shows no backward slope at all, measuring 0.0°, Felix Mallard's Upper Forehead Slope sits at 5.3°, scoring 6.8 and placing above its ideal range of 0.0 to 2.0°. This measurement evaluates how much the upper forehead slopes backward from the rest of the forehead, and an overly sloped upper forehead can affect overall facial harmony. Felix's value matches that of Jon Kortajarena and Timothée Chalamet exactly, and sits just above Alex Schlab at 5.2°. Among the men on the wiki, Felix stands higher than 60% of them, while 20% measure inside the ideal range; for a fuller picture, see his Browridge Inclination Angle and Nasofrontal Angle.