Meet the most beautiful women in the world. Know the science behind their beauty
Jodie Comer topped the list of most beautiful women following mapping from a professional cosmetic surgeon, leaving Zendaya a close second and model, Bella Hadid, in third. The list also features name of an Indian actress, Deepika Padukone, who is known for his roles in Bollywood movies Om Shanti Om and Ram Leela.
But have you ever wondered how is the standard of beauty evaluated? The answer is golden ratio- a method to determine who the most attractive people are. According to experts, golden ratio creates forms that are not just visually balanced but also naturally pleasing to the eye.
Jodie Comer, a British actress known for her roles in Killing Eve and The Bikeriders, took the top spot with a golden ratio of 94.52 percent. The technique of using golden ratio to measure the physical perfection dates back to Greek times. The idea is that the closer a face is to the number 1.618 Phi, the prettier it looks.
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Science behind golden ratio
If we measure the length and width of the face and then divide the length by the width, the ideal result – as defined by the Golden Ratio – is roughly 1.62. This number is known as Phi, after the Greek sculptor Phidias, who used this proportion in his work. Using this concept when assessing a person's face, one can demonstrate what looks good on a face and how the principles of the Golden Ratio can be used on them.
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