Summary

While Hypopigmentation, the measure of pale patches on the skin, sits at the opposite end for many faces, Jemima Kirke's Hyperpigmentation, which measures dark spots and uneven skin tone, scores 8.8. That places her higher than 15% of the women on the wiki, and she shares this exact score with Alexa Chung, Alex Consani and Ali C. Lopez. At the far end, the Mathematically Perfect Female Face reaches the highest value of 10.0, while Sora Choi sits at the lowest, 8.0. Her other skin reading, Jemima's Rosacea, scores 9.0, and the full picture is in Jemima's full Features breakdown.