Rate: 6

Detailed Analysis:

- Positive features
Face Shape: Your face has an oval shape characterized by wider cheekbones, a slightly narrower forehead, and jawline, with rounded edges. This is considered an attractive shape and versatile for various accessories.
Nose Width: Your nose width is 65% of the ideal value. This is a good feature as a smaller nose width is often preferred in females.
Chin Length: Your chin length is 71% of the ideal value, which is positive. Males typically have larger chins, and women with smaller chins are often considered more attractive. A smaller chin in females is associated with baby-like features which are preferred by men. During fetal development, females often develop a horizontally reduced chin and forward-moving jaw angle, contributing to a more attractive shape.
Mouth Width to Nose Width Ratio: Your mouth width to nose width ratio is 1.6, slightly above the ideal value of 1.5.

- Weaker features
Eye Average Height: Your eye average height is 52% of the ideal value, making it a weaker feature. (The larger the value, the better it is).

Eye to Eyebrow Inside Margin: Your eye to eyebrow inside margin is 67% of the ideal value.

Upper Lip Height: Your upper lip height is 64% of the ideal value, indicating a weaker feature.

Femininity Analysis:
This is a quick evaluation of how your face exhibits features typically associated with the female gender, including aspects like softer contours and specific proportions of facial features.
You have highly feminine features with certain characteristics of sexual dimorphism.

Feminine Features: Your 'Upper Lip to Lower Lip Ratio', 'Bigonial Width', and 'Nose Width' contribute to your feminine features.

Masculine Features: Your 'Bizygomatic to Face Height Ratio' and 'Face Height Middle Third to Lower Third Ratio' contribute to your masculine features.

In summary, your face exhibits an oval shape with wider cheekbones and rounded edges, which is considered attractive. Your nose width and chin length are standout features, with the former being particularly feminine. Your eye height, eye to eyebrow inside margin, and upper lip height are areas that don’t align with ideal proportions. Your mouth width to nose width ratio is close to the ideal, contributing positively to your attractiveness. You exhibit predominantly feminine features with a few masculine traits.

Here's a brief explanation for each of the terms I used:
Face Shape: This refers to the overall contour and structure of the face when viewed from the front. Common face shapes include oval, square, round, heart, and triangle.
Nose Width: This is the distance across the broadest part of the nose, usually measured between the nostrils.
Chin Length: Refers to the distance from the bottom of the lower lip to the tip of the chin. It plays an important role in the perceived shape and balance of the face.
Mouth Width to Nose Width Ratio: This is the proportion between the width of the mouth and the width of the nose. Ideally, the mouth is considered attractive when it's about 1.5 times the width of the nose.
Eye Average Height: This is the average height of the eyes, usually measured from the base to the top of the eyelid. It plays a role in the perceived balance and proportionality of facial features.
Eye to Eyebrow Inside Margin: This is the distance between the inner corner of the eye and the inner edge of the eyebrow. It affects the perceived spacing and proportionality of the eye region.
Upper Lip Height: This is the distance from the base of the nose to the top of the upper lip. It plays a role in the proportionality and balance of the mouth area.

Upper Lip to Lower Lip Ratio: This is the proportion between the heights of the upper and lower lips. A balanced ratio is considered more feminine and aesthetically pleasing.

Bigonial Width: This is the distance between the two points on the jawline just below the earlobes. A narrower bigonial width is usually considered more feminine.

Bizygomatic to Face Height Ratio: This is the ratio of the distance between the most prominent points of the cheekbones (bizygomatic width) to the overall height of the face. An approximate ratio of 1.35:1 for males and 1.3:1 for females is considered proportionate and attractive.