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How attractive is Steve Carell - Facial Harmony Analysis

Actor - The Office, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Foxcatcher

Steve Carell's profile is the better half, with a straight, well-angled nose, a strong brow ridge and even thirds over high cheekbones. Head-on it thins out, with narrow downturned eyes under brows that slope down at the tails, thin lips on a small mouth, a jaw that widens without a corner and ears that swing wide.

Gender:
Male
Ethnicity:
Italian, Polish and German American
Eyes:
Green
Harmony:
4.3 / 10
Steve Carell front portrait
Steve Carell side portrait

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Steve Carell's facial harmony

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Front view

3.0

out of 10

Bottom 6.1%

Side view

6.3

out of 10

Top 22%

Worst looking out of 3 people

Front harmony

Front analysis

34 available measurements from this image.

3.0/ 10 harmony
Steve Carell front reference used for facial harmony analysis

Analysis reference

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Facial thirds

10.0 / 10

Top third31.44%

Ideal 30 to 32

10.0
Middle third31.39%

Ideal 31.4 to 33.4

9.9
Lower third37.17%

Ideal 33.9 to 37

9.9

Face shape

5.7 / 10

Face width to height1.80

Ideal 1.96 to 2

0.0
Bitemporal width81.70%

Ideal 86.5 to 92.5

4.8
Midface ratio0.88

Ideal 0.97 to 1

3.6
10.0
Cheekbone height89.01%

Ideal 83 to 100

10.0

Eyes and brows

1.7 / 10

Lateral canthal tilt2.5 deg

Ideal 6 to 7.7

0.0
Eyebrow low setedness1.02

Ideal 0 to 0.45

2.4
Eye aspect ratio3.81

Ideal 3 to 3.5

1.7
Eye separation ratio42.38%

Ideal 45.7 to 46.8

0.0
One eye apart test1.37

Ideal 1.05 to 1.1

0.0
Eyebrow tilt-2.9 deg

Ideal 6.5 to 11

0.0
Brow length to face width0.64

Ideal 0.69 to 0.76

7.9

Nose

4.0 / 10

Ipsilateral alar angle81.8 deg

Ideal 86.5 to 92.5

0.0
Deviation of IAA and JFA20.0 deg

Ideal 0 to 2.5

0.0
Nose bridge to nose width2.31

Ideal 2.06 to 2.14

0.1
Intercanthal to nasal width1.18

Ideal 1.04 to 1.16

9.9
Nose tip position1.4 mm

Ideal 0 to 3

10.0

Mouth and lips

5.6 / 10

Cupid's bow depth2.0 mm

Ideal 2.3 to 4

9.3
Chin to philtrum ratio2.23

Ideal 2.15 to 2.45

10.0
Lower to upper lip ratio2.48

Ideal 1.55 to 1.85

0.0
Lip fullness0.21

Ideal 0.297 to 0.363

0.0
Interpupillary to mouth width0.82

Ideal 0.83 to 0.87

9.9
Mouth to nose width1.26

Ideal 1.42 to 1.5

0.0
Mouth corner position1.4 mm

Ideal 0 to 4

10.0

Ears

3.6 / 10

Ear protrusion ratio12.82%

Ideal 8 to 12

7.2
Ear protrusion angle19.7 deg

Ideal 10 to 11.5

0.0

Jaw, neck and lower face

5.6 / 10

Jaw slope131.3 deg

Ideal 140 to 142.5

0.0
Bigonial width93.13%

Ideal 87.5 to 91.5

9.3
Lower third proportion30.60%

Ideal 31 to 33.5

8.6
Jaw frontal angle101.8 deg

Ideal 86.5 to 92.5

0.0
Neck width91.49%

Ideal 92 to 98

9.9

Side harmony

Side analysis

34 available measurements from this image.

6.3/ 10 harmony
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Forehead and brow

9.2 / 10

Browridge inclination18.1 deg

Ideal 15 to 22

10.0
Nasofrontal angle117.6 deg

Ideal 116 to 128

10.0
Upper forehead slope4.0 deg

Ideal 0 to 2

7.7

Profile convexity

9.0 / 10

Z angle80.9 deg

Ideal 78 to 82

10.0
Total facial convexity141.4 deg

Ideal 140 to 147

10.0
Orbital vector0.1 mm

Ideal 1 to 10

9.5
Facial convexity (glabella)172.5 deg

Ideal 170 to 175

10.0
Anterior facial depth66.2 deg

Ideal 64.5 to 67.5

10.0
Facial convexity (nasion)169.0 deg

Ideal 163 to 166

5.1
Facial depth to height1.53

Ideal 1.3 to 1.44

7.6
Interior midface projection56.3 deg

Ideal 53 to 60

10.0

Nose

8.7 / 10

Nasal width to height0.88

Ideal 0.67 to 0.83

8.4
Nasal projection0.91

Ideal 0.59 to 0.67

0.0
Nasolabial angle111.0 deg

Ideal 97 to 114

10.0
Nasal tip angle130.9 deg

Ideal 128.5 to 138.5

10.0
Nasomental angle125.3 deg

Ideal 126 to 131

9.7
Nasofacial angle35.0 deg

Ideal 31 to 35

9.9
Nose tip rotation21.4 deg

Ideal 11.5 to 21.5

10.0
Mid nose projection0.4 mm

Ideal -1.25 to 0.5

10.0
Frankfort tip angle34.5 deg

Ideal 32 to 38

10.0

Lips

4.7 / 10

Upper lip (Burstone)-1.1 mm

Ideal -5.2 to -1.8

7.4
Lower lip (Burstone)-0.5 mm

Ideal -3.2 to -0.8

9.9
Upper lip (S-line)4.8 mm

Ideal -0.4 to 1.4

0.0
Lower lip (S-line)3.5 mm

Ideal -0.4 to 1.4

0.0
Upper lip (E-line)8.9 mm

Ideal 1.2 to 5.8

0.0
Lower lip (E-line)6.4 mm

Ideal 1.1 to 4.4

5.8
Holdaway H line0.2 mm

Ideal -0.2 to 1.2

10.0

Chin and jaw

5.3 / 10

Mentolabial angle152.9 deg

Ideal 111 to 127

0.0
Recession relative to Frankfort-3.3 mm

Ideal 1.5 to 15

5.7
Gonial angle133.5 deg

Ideal 115 to 121

0.0
Mandibular plane angle22.3 deg

Ideal 15 to 22

9.9
Ramus to mandible ratio0.58

Ideal 0.62 to 0.75

8.4
Gonion to mouth line11.7 mm

Ideal 15 to 45

7.6

Neck

0.0 / 10

Submental cervical angle138.1 deg

Ideal 94 to 106

0.0

Biggest strengths

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idealSide view

Ideal profile convexity

10.0

This contributes to a balanced profile due to brow, nose base, and chin falling in a gently convex line.

Facial convexity (glabella) (side view)

idealFront view

Ideal nose tip height

10.0

This contributes to a refined nose due to the tip sitting just below the nostril line.

Nose tip position (front view)

idealSide view

Ideal interior midface projection

10.0

This contributes to a balanced profile due to the midface carrying forward under the eyes at a classical angle.

Interior midface projection (side view)

idealSide view

Ideal forehead slope

10.0

This contributes to a balanced profile due to the forehead leaning back at a classical angle.

Browridge inclination (side view)

idealSide view

Ideal midface projection

10.0

This contributes to a balanced profile due to the nose base carrying classically forward of the ear.

Anterior facial depth (side view)

idealSide view

Ideal tip position

10.0

This contributes to a refined nose due to the tip sitting classically on the levelled head.

Frankfort tip angle (side view)

Areas to improve

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severeFront view

Protruding ears

-0.45

The ears angle out from the head beyond the typical range, which draws attention from the face.

Ear protrusion angle (front view)

severeFront view

Midface-jaw mismatch

-0.43

The midface and jaw taper along visibly different lines, which reads as disharmony between the upper and lower face.

Deviation of IAA and JFA (front view)

severeFront view

Narrow midface

-0.41

The face is narrow for its midface height, which stretches the center of the face vertically.

Face width to height (front view)

severeFront view

Thin lips

-0.40

The lips are shallow for the width of the mouth, which reads as a thin mouth.

Lip fullness (front view)

severeFront view

Flat eyebrow tilt

-0.40

The brows rise little toward their peaks, which can read heavy or tired.

Eyebrow tilt (front view)

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Steve Carell's strongest and weakest features

Steve Carell scores 4.26 overall, and his profile clearly outscores his front: 6.27 side against 3.03 front. His profile, especially his nose, is his strongest feature, and almost all of his cost comes from the ears, the jaw angle, the brows and the lips seen head-on.

From the front, his upper third is in band, his full face is ideally proportioned for its width, and his cheekbones sit high. His nose tip sits level with his nostrils, his chin is in proportion to his philtrum, and his mouth corners sit well. In profile, his brow ridge, the step from his brow to his nose, his Z angle, facial convexity and facial depth are in band, his nose angles, tip rotation, bridge line and the incline of the underside of his nose are ideal, his midface carries his nose base forward correctly, and his lips sit on the Holdaway line.

His largest cost is ear protrusion: his ears are angled out at 19.7 degrees where 10 to 11.5 is ideal, which is his weakest single metric at 1.14 out of 10. His jaw angle differs from the angle from his nose base to his outer eye corners by 20 degrees, against 2.5 or less. His midface reads long for the width of his cheekbones, at 1.80 against 1.96 to 2. His lips are thin, at 0.21 against 0.297 to 0.363, and his brows slope down toward the tails, at -2.9 degrees against 6.5 to 11. His eyes are set wide for their length, at 1.37 against 1.05 to 1.1.