Sample report · SUBJECT-0117 · SYNTHETIC · 478 landmarks

One photo. 478 landmarks.

This is the full Faceloria report, rendered live from a real scan of our synthetic subject. Every number below was measured — nothing is mocked up.

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Overall score

8.0/ 10Harmonious

measured 80/100 · ahead of 72% of 18–30 · front-facing scans

Strongest reading: Facial fifths balance
Highest leverage: Overall symmetry
Perceived age: 26 (24–29)

Age reads fromSmooth, even forehead textureFaint under-eye shadowingNo visible nasolabial folds at rest

Standout strength

Facial fifths balance

17.6 / 20 / 22.8 / 20 / 19.7 — vertical balance across the eyes and nose sits within 3% of ideal.

Highest-leverage area

Overall symmetry

A 2.3% eye-height difference and 6.1% face-width difference pull the total to 66/100 — the most improvable reading in the report.

First style to try

Middle-part waves

Keeps your strongest asset (fifths balance) front and center while adding softness at the jaw.

Do this first

Tidy the brows — Your brow symmetry is already 91/100 — a professional tidy protects the highest score on the page, costs nothing, and shows up immediately.

Start my plan

01Before the numbers

How to read this report

Placement, not grades

A score says where a measurement sits inside our cohort — not how beautiful you are. "Ahead of 66%" is a position, not a verdict.

One photo, honestly used

Everything here comes from a single front-facing photo. Where a side profile would be needed, the row says "not scored" instead of guessing.

Strengths are findings too

The plan always protects what already works before it touches anything else. Your fifths and brows get guarded first.

Nothing here is medical

This report measures geometry and styling fit. It cannot see health, expression, or character — and it never replaces a clinician.

02The one-paragraph answer

Your verdict

The scan reads as a softly tapered, balanced face with one standout strength: near-ideal horizontal proportions. Facial fifths land within 3% of the classic 20% split, eye spacing sits exactly on the cohort ideal, and the lower face tapers cleanly from cheekbone to jaw. The single below-median reading — overall symmetry at 66 — is driven almost entirely by two small, well-understood differences: one eye sits 2.3% higher than the other, and one side of the face is 6.1% wider at the cheekbone. Both are normal; both are also the kind of thing styling handles well.

What's working

1
Near-perfect fifths
The five vertical segments of the face (outer eye to outer eye) split 17.6 / 20 / 22.8 / 20 / 19.7 against the classic 20 / 20 / 20 / 20 / 20.
2
Cohort-ideal eye spacing
Pupillary distance is 46% of face width — the exact midpoint of the typical 44–50% band, and the proportion most people need glasses frames to fake.
3
Even smile mechanics
Lip symmetry measures 97.6/100 — the mouth pulls evenly at rest and in expression.
4
Clean taper
Jaw-to-cheekbone width is 0.78, the tapered lower face that most hair directions and collar shapes flatter.

Harmony radar

This scanCohort median

Each spoke is a component score (0–100) against the demo cohort median (dashed).

Your face, mirrored

The scan builds a version of your face from the left half and the right half alone. Differences between the two are your real asymmetry — everyone has some; this makes it concrete instead of imaginary.

Left half, mirrored — LEFT HALF, MIRRORED

Right half, mirrored — RIGHT HALF, MIRRORED

03Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Facial proportions

Two grids anchor this report: the face split into vertical thirds (hairline → brow → nose base → chin) and into horizontal fifths (one eye-width per fifth, five across). Tap any reading to light up its lines on the photo.

Facial thirds (upper / middle / lower)

typical ≈ 33 / 40 / 27

The hairline is estimated under a fringe in this photo, so the middle third reads long. Treat the thirds as indicative.

Facial fifths (outer → outer)

17.6

22.8

19.7

typical ≈ 20 / 20 / 20 / 20 / 20

Within 3% of ideal on every fifth — the standout reading of this scan.

Full-face portrait of the synthetic subject with measurement overlay — Full scan · tap readings to highlight10 lines live

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Brow symmetry

Excellent

91ahead of 91%

Lowertypical 58–85 · median 74Higher

Plan · grooming

Nose symmetry

Good

74ahead of 52%

Lowertypical 55–88 · median 71Higher

Cohort position · Demo cohort · 18–30, front-facing

12,400

scans in cohort

median overall score

P72

this scan’s rank

04Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Eyes & brows

Eye geometry decides more of a "photogenic" rating than any other region — spacing, tilt and lid shape interact. This section reads them from the eye-region crop of the same scan.

Eye region of the scanned face — Evidence crop · eye region, as scanned3 lines live

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Lid symmetry

Excellent

99ahead of 94%

Lowertypical 60–88 · median 74Higher

05Partial · front photo · width & vertical only

Nose & midface

A front photo can measure width and vertical placement honestly. Everything a profile would answer is marked "not scored" rather than estimated.

Nose region of the scanned face — Evidence crop · nose region, as scanned2 lines live

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Tip projection

Not scored

Needs a side photo

Bridge profile

Not scored

Needs a side photo

Plan · #2

Niacinamide serum — midface skin evenness is what nose-width optics ride on; keep the canvas uniform.

06Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Lips & smile

The mouth reads from the same front photo: width against the face, fullness of the outer contour, and how evenly it moves.

Lip region of the scanned face — Evidence crop · lip region, as scanned2 lines live

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Plan · #3

Peptide lip balm at night — fullness is already mid-band; hydration protects the reading you have.

07Measured · front-view ratios

Jaw & chin

The lower face is read as ratios: how the jaw tapers from the cheekbones, how long the lower third runs, and where the chin finishes.

Jaw region of the scanned face — Evidence crop · jaw region, as scanned2 lines live

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08Photo-observed · non-clinical

Skin, in this light

These observations come from the photo itself under its lighting. They are cosmetic readings, not dermatology — no scan can see beneath the surface.

Cheek region of the scanned face — Evidence crop · cheek region, as scanned

Smoothness

Strong

Uniform texture across the cheek and forehead; no visible blemishes in this light.

Tone evenness

Strong

Consistent tone cheek-to-cheek, with a slight healthy warmth on the apples.

Under-eye

Good

Faint shadowing under both eyes — mild, and more visible under direct flash than in daylight.

Retest right

Same window light, bare skin, same hour of day — that is how you make two scans comparable. Skin readings move with lighting faster than geometry ever does.

09Styling concepts · from this scan

Ways to wear it

The full report renders photo concepts from your own scan. For the sample, the three highest-fit directions are described against the exact geometry they answer.

CONCEPT 01

Middle-part waves

Keeps the near-perfect fifths on display and lets the symmetric wave frame both halves equally — your strongest reading, styled honestly.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Low — air-dry with a light cream
Commit level: No cut — restyle only

CONCEPT 02

Curtain bangs

Splits visually at the center and falls to the cheekbones, shortening the long middle third optically without touching length.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Medium — trim every 6 weeks
Commit level: Bangs only

CONCEPT 03

Jaw-grazing layers

Adds width exactly at the jaw, balancing the slightly long chin against the clean 0.78 taper.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Medium — trim every 8 weeks
Commit level: Length change

10Personal color analysis · measured from photo tones

Soft Autumn

Skin tone in this scan reads neutral-warm, value medium, contrast low. That places the subject in the Soft Autumn season — muted, warm-leaning colors that repeat the skin’s own temperature.

Undertone

Neutral-warm

Value

Medium

Contrast

Low-to-medium

Wear these near your face

Sage

Camel

Cream

Terracotta

Olive

Warm brown

Dusty mauve

Apricot

These fight your coloring

Pure black

Optical white

Icy blue

Neon magenta

Acid yellow

11Every recommendation, ranked

The plan

Ranked by visible effect per unit of effort, with the geometry each item answers. Protect first, improve second.

Skincare routine

Rank #1 · builds on: Skin, in this light

1
AM — cleanse → niacinamide 5% → moisturizer → SPF 30+
2 min · daily
Evenness is the multiplier: every proportion reads better against uniform skin.
2
PM — cleanse → moisturizer
2 min · daily
Barrier first; actives only after the basics are boring.
3
Retinoid, 2 nights a week
Optional · nights only
Texture and tone maintenance — the long game for the Smoothness reading.

Key ingredients

Rank #2 · the two that matter here

4
Niacinamide 5%
Serum · AM
Tone evenness — the canvas for the midface and nose-width optics.
5
Hyaluronic acid
Serum · AM/PM
Under-eye hydration, aimed at the faint shadowing in the skin section.

Habits

Rank #3 · free, compounding

6
Sleep 7.5h+
Daily
The under-eye reading is the first thing sleep moves.
7
Photograph in window light
Every scan
Lateral daylight flatters the 2.3% eye-height difference; flash and overhead light exaggerate it.
8
Hydration
Daily
Lip fullness and skin evenness both ride on it.

Grooming

Rank #4 · precision, not change

9
Professional brow tidy
First visit + every 3 weeks
Guards the 91/100 brow symmetry — the highest score on this page.
10
Middle-part styling
Daily
The first style to try — see Ways to wear it.
11
Collarbone-length trim, every 8 weeks
Every 8 weeks
Keeps jaw-level volume where the plan wants it.

Frames for this face

Styling · geometry-locked

12
Eyeglasses — square, rectangular, wayfarer, geometric
Any budget
Angular fronts counter-round the soft taper and optically shorten the long chin.
13
Sunglasses — aviator, wayfarer
Any budget
Straight top lines repeat the brow line at 91/100 symmetry.
14
Avoid — perfectly round frames, tiny oval lenses
—
They double the roundness the taper works to balance.

This sample report measures geometry from a photograph and offers cosmetic styling suggestions. It is not medical advice, and it does not measure health, expression, or character.

Your turn

This is a sample. Your scan is the real thing.

The same 478-landmark pipeline, your photo, processed in your browser — with a ranked plan built from your own numbers.

Run your free scanUnlock the full report

Sample report · SUBJECT-0117 · SYNTHETIC · 478 landmarks

One photo. 478 landmarks.

This is the full Faceloria report, rendered live from a real scan of our synthetic subject. Every number below was measured — nothing is mocked up.

Run your own scan Jump to the plan

Overall score

8.0/ 10Harmonious

measured 80/100 · ahead of 72% of 18–30 · front-facing scans

Strongest reading: Facial fifths balance
Highest leverage: Overall symmetry
Perceived age: 26 (24–29)

Age reads fromSmooth, even forehead textureFaint under-eye shadowingNo visible nasolabial folds at rest

Standout strength

Facial fifths balance

17.6 / 20 / 22.8 / 20 / 19.7 — vertical balance across the eyes and nose sits within 3% of ideal.

Highest-leverage area

Overall symmetry

A 2.3% eye-height difference and 6.1% face-width difference pull the total to 66/100 — the most improvable reading in the report.

First style to try

Middle-part waves

Keeps your strongest asset (fifths balance) front and center while adding softness at the jaw.

Do this first

Tidy the brows — Your brow symmetry is already 91/100 — a professional tidy protects the highest score on the page, costs nothing, and shows up immediately.

Start my plan

01Before the numbers

How to read this report

Placement, not grades

A score says where a measurement sits inside our cohort — not how beautiful you are. "Ahead of 66%" is a position, not a verdict.

One photo, honestly used

Everything here comes from a single front-facing photo. Where a side profile would be needed, the row says "not scored" instead of guessing.

Strengths are findings too

The plan always protects what already works before it touches anything else. Your fifths and brows get guarded first.

Nothing here is medical

This report measures geometry and styling fit. It cannot see health, expression, or character — and it never replaces a clinician.

02The one-paragraph answer

Your verdict

What's working

1
Near-perfect fifths
The five vertical segments of the face (outer eye to outer eye) split 17.6 / 20 / 22.8 / 20 / 19.7 against the classic 20 / 20 / 20 / 20 / 20.
2
Cohort-ideal eye spacing
Pupillary distance is 46% of face width — the exact midpoint of the typical 44–50% band, and the proportion most people need glasses frames to fake.
3
Even smile mechanics
Lip symmetry measures 97.6/100 — the mouth pulls evenly at rest and in expression.
4
Clean taper
Jaw-to-cheekbone width is 0.78, the tapered lower face that most hair directions and collar shapes flatter.

Harmony radar

This scanCohort median

Each spoke is a component score (0–100) against the demo cohort median (dashed).

Your face, mirrored

03Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Facial proportions

Facial thirds (upper / middle / lower)

typical ≈ 33 / 40 / 27

The hairline is estimated under a fringe in this photo, so the middle third reads long. Treat the thirds as indicative.

Facial fifths (outer → outer)

17.6

22.8

19.7

typical ≈ 20 / 20 / 20 / 20 / 20

Within 3% of ideal on every fifth — the standout reading of this scan.

Tap a reading to light up its lines

Brow symmetry

Excellent

91ahead of 91%

Lowertypical 58–85 · median 74Higher

Plan · grooming

Nose symmetry

Good

74ahead of 52%

Lowertypical 55–88 · median 71Higher

Cohort position · Demo cohort · 18–30, front-facing

12,400

scans in cohort

median overall score

P72

this scan’s rank

04Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Eyes & brows

Eye geometry decides more of a "photogenic" rating than any other region — spacing, tilt and lid shape interact. This section reads them from the eye-region crop of the same scan.

Tap a reading to light up its lines

Lid symmetry

Excellent

99ahead of 94%

Lowertypical 60–88 · median 74Higher

05Partial · front photo · width & vertical only

Nose & midface

A front photo can measure width and vertical placement honestly. Everything a profile would answer is marked "not scored" rather than estimated.

Tap a reading to light up its lines

Tip projection

Not scored

Needs a side photo

Bridge profile

Not scored

Needs a side photo

Plan · #2

Niacinamide serum — midface skin evenness is what nose-width optics ride on; keep the canvas uniform.

06Measured · 478-landmark geometry

Lips & smile

The mouth reads from the same front photo: width against the face, fullness of the outer contour, and how evenly it moves.

Tap a reading to light up its lines

Plan · #3

Peptide lip balm at night — fullness is already mid-band; hydration protects the reading you have.

07Measured · front-view ratios

Jaw & chin

The lower face is read as ratios: how the jaw tapers from the cheekbones, how long the lower third runs, and where the chin finishes.

Tap a reading to light up its lines

08Photo-observed · non-clinical

Skin, in this light

These observations come from the photo itself under its lighting. They are cosmetic readings, not dermatology — no scan can see beneath the surface.

Smoothness

Strong

Uniform texture across the cheek and forehead; no visible blemishes in this light.

Tone evenness

Strong

Consistent tone cheek-to-cheek, with a slight healthy warmth on the apples.

Under-eye

Good

Faint shadowing under both eyes — mild, and more visible under direct flash than in daylight.

Retest right

Same window light, bare skin, same hour of day — that is how you make two scans comparable. Skin readings move with lighting faster than geometry ever does.

09Styling concepts · from this scan

Ways to wear it

The full report renders photo concepts from your own scan. For the sample, the three highest-fit directions are described against the exact geometry they answer.

CONCEPT 01

Middle-part waves

Keeps the near-perfect fifths on display and lets the symmetric wave frame both halves equally — your strongest reading, styled honestly.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Low — air-dry with a light cream
Commit level: No cut — restyle only

CONCEPT 02

Curtain bangs

Splits visually at the center and falls to the cheekbones, shortening the long middle third optically without touching length.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Medium — trim every 6 weeks
Commit level: Bangs only

CONCEPT 03

Jaw-grazing layers

Adds width exactly at the jaw, balancing the slightly long chin against the clean 0.78 taper.

Effort: ●●●
Maintenance: Medium — trim every 8 weeks
Commit level: Length change

10Personal color analysis · measured from photo tones

Soft Autumn

Skin tone in this scan reads neutral-warm, value medium, contrast low. That places the subject in the Soft Autumn season — muted, warm-leaning colors that repeat the skin’s own temperature.

Undertone

Neutral-warm

Value

Medium

Contrast

Low-to-medium

Wear these near your face

Sage

Camel

Cream

Terracotta

Olive

Warm brown

Dusty mauve

Apricot

These fight your coloring

Pure black

Optical white

Icy blue

Neon magenta

Acid yellow

11Every recommendation, ranked

The plan

Ranked by visible effect per unit of effort, with the geometry each item answers. Protect first, improve second.

Skincare routine

Rank #1 · builds on: Skin, in this light

1
AM — cleanse → niacinamide 5% → moisturizer → SPF 30+
2 min · daily
Evenness is the multiplier: every proportion reads better against uniform skin.
2
PM — cleanse → moisturizer
2 min · daily
Barrier first; actives only after the basics are boring.
3
Retinoid, 2 nights a week
Optional · nights only
Texture and tone maintenance — the long game for the Smoothness reading.

Key ingredients

Rank #2 · the two that matter here

4
Niacinamide 5%
Serum · AM
Tone evenness — the canvas for the midface and nose-width optics.
5
Hyaluronic acid
Serum · AM/PM
Under-eye hydration, aimed at the faint shadowing in the skin section.

Habits

Rank #3 · free, compounding

6
Sleep 7.5h+
Daily
The under-eye reading is the first thing sleep moves.
7
Photograph in window light
Every scan
Lateral daylight flatters the 2.3% eye-height difference; flash and overhead light exaggerate it.
8
Hydration
Daily
Lip fullness and skin evenness both ride on it.

Grooming

Rank #4 · precision, not change

9
Professional brow tidy
First visit + every 3 weeks
Guards the 91/100 brow symmetry — the highest score on this page.
10
Middle-part styling
Daily
The first style to try — see Ways to wear it.
11
Collarbone-length trim, every 8 weeks
Every 8 weeks
Keeps jaw-level volume where the plan wants it.

Frames for this face

Styling · geometry-locked

12
Eyeglasses — square, rectangular, wayfarer, geometric
Any budget
Angular fronts counter-round the soft taper and optically shorten the long chin.
13
Sunglasses — aviator, wayfarer
Any budget
Straight top lines repeat the brow line at 91/100 symmetry.
14
Avoid — perfectly round frames, tiny oval lenses
—
They double the roundness the taper works to balance.

This sample report measures geometry from a photograph and offers cosmetic styling suggestions. It is not medical advice, and it does not measure health, expression, or character.

Your turn

This is a sample. Your scan is the real thing.

The same 478-landmark pipeline, your photo, processed in your browser — with a ranked plan built from your own numbers.

Run your free scanUnlock the full report