Summary

Upper Forehead Slope measures how far the upper forehead tilts backward from the rest of the forehead, and Tim Chung's value of 4.4° scores 8.1. A gentle slope creates a natural, balanced appearance, while an overly sloped upper forehead can affect overall facial harmony. His reading sits above its ideal range of 0.0 to 2.0° and is higher than 50% of the men on the wiki. David Hasselhoff (4.4°) and Zeta (4.3°) are closest to him, while Jeff bezos records the highest slope at 32.7° and Eduardo Verástegui the lowest at 0.0°. For more context, see Tim's Nasofrontal Angle and Tim's Browridge Inclination Angle, or view Tim's full Harmony breakdown.