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How rare is it to have ideal lower third and chin ratio
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Seems like your either:
good lower third (~34–36%) but chin:philtrum too high (>2.5x) so it reads long
or tight chin ratio (~2.2–2.4x) but lower third ends up compressed
Even with a good jaw (~120 gonial) it doesn’t really fix it
Only examples I can think of that get both right are like Bomer/Cavill tier
Most people I’ve seen with good harmony are just balancing it out instead of actually hitting both ideal. Who actually has both dialed?
Ratios aside, if I estimate, I would say about 10% of men these days have an ideal lower third, and maybe 20% have an ideal chin-to-philtrum. If you kind of do the math, it's probably one to two percent of men who have this.
Also interesting with O’Pry specifically His chin:philtrum isn’t ideal (2.7+ range), but it doesn’t read long because his lower third and midface balance it out Feels like once midface projection + cheekbone height are strong enough, you can get away with a higher chin ratio without it looking off Kind of reinforces that these ratios don’t exist in isolation
Its over then ig