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How attractive is David Tennant - Facial Harmony Analysis
Actor - Doctor Who, Broadchurch, Good Omens
David Tennant is built on the jaw, with a well-angled corner on a long ramus, wide cheekbones and temples, even thirds, eyes spaced one apart and a chin that sits forward where it should. The nose and mouth take it back, with a narrow bridge carrying a hump into an upturned tip, thin lips pushed well past the profile line, ears that swing wide and a jaw that eases into the neck.
- Gender:
- Male
- Ethnicity:
- Scottish
- Eyes:
- Brown
- Harmony:
- 5.6 / 10
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David Tennant's facial harmony
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Overall harmony
5.6
out of 10
Top 41%
Front view
5.8
out of 10
Top 35%
Side view
5.2
out of 10
Top 48%
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Front harmony
Front analysis
34 available measurements from this image.
Analysis reference
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Facial thirds
9.7 / 10
Face shape
7.0 / 10
Eyes and brows
6.2 / 10
Nose
5.4 / 10
Mouth and lips
6.5 / 10
Ears
5.0 / 10
Jaw, neck and lower face
7.3 / 10
Side harmony
Side analysis
34 available measurements from this image.
Analysis reference
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Forehead and brow
8.3 / 10
Profile convexity
6.0 / 10
Nose
5.6 / 10
Lips
3.0 / 10
Chin and jaw
9.6 / 10
Neck
0.0 / 10
Biggest strengths
These measurements sit in or right beside their ideal ranges and carry your score.
Ideal upper third
10.0This contributes to balanced facial thirds due to the forehead taking up neither too little nor too much of the face.
Top third (front view)
Ideal lower third
10.0This contributes to a harmonious lower face due to the mouth, chin, and jaw holding their classical share of face height.
Lower third (front view)
Ideal forehead width
10.0This contributes to a pleasant forehead contour due to the forehead being neither too wide nor too narrow.
Bitemporal width (front view)
Ideal cheekbone height
10.0This contributes to a well-supported midface due to the widest point of the cheekbones sitting high.
Cheekbone height (front view)
Ideal eye spacing
10.0This contributes to a balanced midface due to the eyes sitting neither too close together nor too far apart.
Eye separation ratio (front view)
Ideal nose tip height
10.0This contributes to a refined nose due to the tip riding slightly above the nostril line.
Nose tip position (front view)
Areas to improve
5 features stand out - fixing what is fixable here moves your score the most.
Flared nose base
-0.41The nose base is wide relative to the bridge, which can make the nostrils read flared.
Nose bridge to nose width (front view)
Protruding ears
-0.40The ears angle out from the head beyond the typical range, which draws attention from the face.
Ear protrusion angle (front view)
Thin lips
-0.35The lips are shallow for the width of the mouth, which reads as a thin mouth.
Lip fullness (front view)
Narrow midface
-0.33The face is narrow for its midface height, which stretches the center of the face vertically.
Face width to height (front view)
Heavy lower lip
-0.28The lower lip is much fuller than the upper, which can unbalance the mouth.
Lower to upper lip ratio (front view)
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Percentiles are modelled estimates centred on an average face at 5.0, not measured population data. Results depend on precise landmark placement, camera angle, and image quality.