Guides, with the evidence
Style by face shape
Style suggestions, not scoredHaircuts for your face shape
Which men’s haircuts suit a round, square, oval, heart, diamond or oblong face, what to skip, how texture changes the advice, and what to ask your barber for. Style suggestions, not scores.
Beard styles for your face shape
Which beard suits a round, square, oval, heart, diamond or oblong face, how to shape the neckline and cheek line, and what to do with a patchy beard. Style suggestions, not scores.
Glasses for your face shape
Which frames suit a round, square, oval, heart, diamond or oblong face, how wide your frames should be, and how to check the fit. Style suggestions, not scores.
Features, explained
Canthal tilt, explained
What canthal tilt is, how it is measured from a photo, why there is no validated "ideal", why we show it but never score it, and what does and doesn’t change it.
Gonial angle: clinical vs photo
What the gonial (jaw) angle is, why the clinical value comes from an X-ray, what a photo can only approximate, and why our app doesn’t score it.
Hunter eyes vs hooded eyes
What people mean by "hunter eyes" and "hooded eyes", what in the eye area actually differs, what a photo can and can’t show, and when droopy lids are a reason to see a doctor.
Facial thirds and fWHR
How facial thirds and the facial width-to-height ratio (fWHR) are measured, what the research actually says about fWHR, why the golden ratio doesn’t hold up, and how our app uses each.
Myths and medical
Mewing: what the evidence says
What mewing is, what the British Orthodontic Society says about it, what a randomised trial of gum chewing found, and what does change how a jawline looks in photos.
The Norwood scale, explained
What the Norwood scale is, what its stages describe, which hair loss is not pattern baldness, and why treatment is a conversation with a doctor or dermatologist.
Glow-up basics, graded by evidence
Sleep, sunscreen, retinoids, even skin tone, diet, brows, smiling, face yoga and collagen, each graded by the strength of the evidence behind it, plus what to skip and what belongs with a clinician.