Summary

The Nasofacial Angle describes the harmony between the nose and chin, with a balanced value avoiding both extremes: too low can suggest a small nose or prominent chin, while too wide can indicate a weak jaw or overly prominent nose. Simone Ashley's Nasofacial Angle measures 31.0° and scores 10.0, sitting below its ideal range of 31.0 to 35.0° and higher than 65% of the women on the wiki. Her value matches Ana de Armas, Sabrina Carpenter and Rachel McAdams, while Winnie Harlow sits at the highest end at 40.4° and Sui He at the lowest at 17.9°. Her Nasal Tip Angle and Nasal Projection appear in her full Harmony breakdown.