Summary

Haskell's Total Facial Width to Height Ratio measures 1.43x, above its ideal range of 1.34 to 1.37x, for a score of 5.7. Total Facial Height-to-Width Ratio compares facial length to width, distinguishing long, short, or balanced shapes. His value is higher than 85% of the men on the wiki, and 25% of them measure inside the ideal range. The closest values on the wiki belong to Adam Brody (1.43x), Bruno Fernades (1.43x) and Colby Covington (1.43x). The range runs from Vincent Gallo at 0.70x to Ricky Berwick at 1.70x. Among his other Face Shape measurements, Bitemporal Width (93.3%) scores highest at 9.8 and Face Width to Height Ratio (1.64x) lowest at 0.3. It is one of the measurements in Haskell's full Harmony breakdown.