Summary

The Nasofacial Angle describes the harmony between the nose and chin, measured from the side of the face. Jerome Adamoli's Nasofacial Angle is 31.2°, inside its ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0° and scoring 10.0, a value higher than 65% of the men on the wiki. Only 30% of men on the wiki measure inside this ideal range. His angle is nearly identical to that of Will Poulter, at 31.2°, and Callum Greene, at 31.1°. At the other extremes, Ivan Zolo records the highest value at 41.7°, while Casey Neistat has the lowest at 18.0°. Jerome's Nasal Tip Angle is 134.2° and scores 10.0, and you can see his full Harmony breakdown.