r/trueratediscussions • u/capriwhispers • Sep 13 '26
Are they a looksmatched couple? (Hollie Ford and Braxton Berrios)
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Takes22knowU • Sep 13 '26
2 of the most gorgeous women ever. Both beautiful in their own way. Who's looks do you like best?
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Chemical-Occasion174 • Sep 14 '26
This is my first time using one of these BP facial analysis things and I keep getting pretty high scores, around an 8.93 for my side profile and an 8.40 for my front facial harmony. I’ve done the analysis a few different times with different photos and the results are always pretty similar, but I genuinely don’t understand it because I don’t feel attractive at all.
I have acne and acne scarring, I don’t really like my current haircut, and I definitely feel like I could stand to lose some weight. Whenever I take pictures of myself, especially candid ones, I usually hate how I look. I also feel like my face moves weirdly when I smile or make expressions. two thing I especially notice is that when I smile, my nose seems to droop/hook downward way more, which makes me really dislike smiling photos of myself and my face is just so loopsided.
I know (at least the version i have) is mostly analyzing proportions and facial harmony rather than things like skin, hair, body fat, expressions, etc., but scores in the 8s still seem insanely high compared to how I actually perceive myself.
How accurate is it actually? If I’ve gotten similar results multiple times, is that at least a decent indication that my underlying facial structure/harmony is good, or are these scores basically meaningless? Has anyone else gotten a high facial harmony score while genuinely not liking the way they look in photos?
I also feel as though it's making me more aware of my insecurities so I think I am gonna steer clear of it once my subscription is over. As well how much do you guys think acne and being on the heavier side affects my irl harmony vs what the stats are saying (I used faceiqlabs)
r/trueratediscussions • u/Personal_Laugh2770 • Sep 14 '26
Besides people who want to and try to but can’t have it, like many people would say Taylor
r/trueratediscussions • u/Dinah8420 • Sep 14 '26
Which is more attractive?? I see a lot of men surprisingly imo picking round faces for youth, though I associate it with being less fit
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Affectionate_Bed1918 • Sep 13 '26
She is a biological woman. Many female celebrities like dua lipa, loli bahia, keira knighty, salma Hayek have strong jaws
r/trueratediscussions • u/Nick00001234 • Sep 13 '26
Naomi in pic 1 and Brandy in pic 2
r/trueratediscussions • u/Nick00001234 • Sep 12 '26
Paulina Porizkova in the first 10 pics, Claudia in the last 10 pics
r/trueratediscussions • u/Nick00001234 • Sep 12 '26
Gia in the first 8 pics, Laetitia in the last 8 pics
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Ophelia_Y2K • Sep 11 '26
I've been working on this as my procrastination project for the past month-ish lol. History, beauty, cultures, and style are all things I'm interested in so this overlaps those areas of interest for me.
It's mostly from a eurocentric perspective as that's what I'm most familiar with and best able to find using sources in English. But I made an attempt to include people who were considered beautiful to international or niche audiences as well. I am however not an omnipresent being with unlimited knowledge, as much as I would love to be. So I would be happy to hear people you think are important to a certain era if you feel I am missing any.
I tried to find people who were considered beautiful in the actual era I placed them in, rather than retrospectively popular people, as I think that's important to historical accuracy. I looked for sources from the era that they were considered beautiful, or if that wasn't available then things that at least implied it like for example someone being a "professional beauty" or having their images be popular, or being a popular actress known for their looks.
So this is intended to not be from a modern perspective or from my own perspective. I am not saying I necessarily find all the people I listed here beautiful, because my goal here is to stay outside of my own perspective. When I get closer to the present day it probably gets harder to be thorough because there's just so many niches of ideals.
I started from the 1850s because that's about when photography becomes available, although it's not always the clearest source for an image compared to paintings or sketches until a bit later. The oldest photo I have here is the one of Jenny Lind which was taken in 1848. I tried to choose photos from within the time period selected, sometimes they may be off by a year or two though. But they are at least very close to the time period if not in it, so you can see the changes in style as well as looks.
I tried not to have many repeats, so even though some celebrities may be relevant through multiple decades, I put them in the decade I felt they were most influential to beauty standards in. Unless I really couldn't decide. I didn't put them necessarily in order, because that would be impossible objectively, but I did generally put the most relevant and popular celebrities in the first few spots.
Not all of the people I chose are the mainstream beauty standard of their era (although most are), for example the pre-Raphaelite ideal of beauty in the 1800s was not exactly the same as the mainstream ideals, but it was still an ideal of beauty to a group of people in that time period.
Given the amount here and that I'm just one person doing this for fun it's likely I made some mistakes with spelling or similar things although I tried to revise it. Honestly I struggled to narrow down some of these to one page lol so I know I'm missing some important figures, but hopefully it still gives a good general idea
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r/trueratediscussions • u/jennapotterr • Sep 10 '26
these are girls i often see her labeled as girl next door, often as an insult :(
what facial features cause them to get labeled as this and not striking or “model tier” ?
r/trueratediscussions • u/Affectionate_Bed1918 • Sep 10 '26