What Is a Face Report? 40+ Measurements in 7 Regions Explained

A Face Report is the full write-up behind a face rating. The free scan hands you one number; the report hands you everything that number was built from — and what to do about it.

The seven regions

Your face is scored region by region, not as a single blob:

1. Forehead — height-to-width proportion and how the hairline sits.
2. Eyes — spacing, canthal tilt and lid openness.
3. Nose — bridge width relative to the tip, and nostril symmetry.
4. Cheeks — cheekbone height and width, and their relation to the jaw.
5. Jaw — gonial angle, taper, and definition against the neck.
6. Mouth — lip proportion and the width relation to the nose.
7. Chin — projection, width, and how it closes the lower third.

Each region gets its own 0-100 score against its own reference band. This is why a strong forehead cannot mask a weak jawline — the report shows both, and the ranking tells you where your effort actually pays off.

40+ measurements behind the scores

The regional scores are summaries. Underneath them sit the individual measurements — symmetry ratios, thirds, fifths, golden ratio deviation, eye spacing, jaw taper, and the rest. Every one is reported numerically, with the reasoning written out, so you can check a number you disagree with instead of taking it on faith.

All of them come from the same 478-landmark mapping, and all of them are calibrated against published proportion conventions.

A styling concept on your own photo

The report generates a visual concept from your photo rather than describing it abstractly. The point is that the recommendation lands on your face — a hairstyle that flatters a narrow jaw is a different cut than one that suits a strong one, and you cannot tell which from a description.

The ranked four-week plan

The last section is the actionable one. Every recommendation is ordered, and each carries:

• How often it matters — the maintenance rhythm.
• How much effort it takes.
• A cost band — roughly $, $$ or $$$.
• Which measurement it responds to.

That ordering is the point. A report that lists twenty things without ranking them is just a list; a report that ranks them lets you start with the change that moves your score most, then work down.

What it costs

The Face Report is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel. Free-scan photos are deleted within two hours; report photos stay private with your report and are never sold, shared, or used to train models. There is a seven-day money-back guarantee.

If you only want the headline number, the free face rating gives it to you in about ten seconds with no account and no card.