Summary

The Submental Cervical Angle describes the contour between the neck and the chin and jawline, where lower angles give a taut, defined jawline and obtuse angles suggest weakness, often from higher body fat or loose skin. Nicholas Galitzine measures 128.8° on this angle, scoring 1.8, which places it above its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. That is higher than 80% of the men on the wiki, while only 15% of them measure inside the ideal range. His closest matches are spaceghostpurrp at 128.9° and Rohit Sharma at 128.8°, while Andy Warhol sits just above at 129.1°. At the far ends, Alfred Enoch records the highest value at 179.9°, and Sergio Ramos the lowest at 71.5°. See Nicholas's full Harmony breakdown for how this angle sits among his other measurements, or try FaceIQ Labs' analysis to measure your own face.