They say beauty is subjective and relies largely on the ‘eye of the beholder’. But humans have a desire to get calculated results of even the most abstract things. While we have beauty standards measuring the worth of a face, we also have a scientific formula to figure out how beautiful a face is. This might sound bizarre to a woke millennial but trust us when we say, scientists have had it figured out for a while now. Golden Ratio, the measure of beauty, dates back to ancient Greek and Egyptian cultures and was first used in the field of architecture. Denoted with Greek alphabet ‘phi’, Golden ratio which translates to 1.618 in numbers started being applied by Greek mathematicians and sculptors and painters as well after being converted into its numerical equivalent. This formula has now been applied to find the most beautiful face in the world.
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As per reports in dailymail.co.uk, Bella Hadid bags the highest score calculated using Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi. According to scientific research conducted by Dr Julian D Silva, a Hartley Street cosmetic surgeon, Bella Hadid’s face comes closest to perfection. The 23-year-old has the bone structure and features that come are 94.35% accurate according to the formula. Her eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw and facial shape were measured to get the result. The findings were dictated by the Greek idea of beauty.
"Bella Hadid was the clear winner when all elements of the face were measured for physical perfection. She had the highest overall reading for her chin which, with a score of 99.7 per cent, is only 0.3 per cent away from being the perfect shape, " - Dr Julian D Silva
The list has other celebrities as well. A close second is Beyonce with a score of 94.44%. Amber Herd came in third with 98.85% and Ariana Grande came in fourth with 91.81 on the list. Others on the list include Cara Delevingne and Kate Moss. Celebrities included in the findings are no doubt some of the most beautiful women in the world and Bella Hadid just got named on the top. While the formula has spoken, measuring the female face and having it adhere to beauty standards of ancient Greek isn’t worth the hours of research.
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In a time where beauty standards are constantly changing and evolving, we do not need an ancient, outdated formula to tell us who looks best. The present-day has even consumerism and gender politics-fueled issues to obscure the idea of beauty and we don’t need science thrown into the endless loop. Let’s leave Greek to the chefs and mathematicians, shall we?
