Summary

The ratio between the width of the nose at its base and the width of its bridge describes how a nose tapers, from wider at the base to narrower at the top, which gives it a balanced look. Pete Steele's Nose Bridge to Nose Width measures 1.99, just below its ideal range of 2.06 to 2.14, and scores 9.4. That places him higher than 10% of the men on the wiki, while 15% of them measure inside the ideal range. The closest values to his belong to Callum Greene and David Gandy, both at 1.98, while Adin Ross sits at the highest end with 2.98 and Mattia Basso at the lowest with 1.41. His Ipsilateral Alar Angle scores 10.0, and his full Harmony breakdown shows how the rest of his face compares.