Attractive female facial features

[ChrissyRyan]

What female facial features do you find attractive?

I realize the complete face is obviously taken as a whole, along with the hairstyle, hair color and hair texture, but sometimes some facial features seem to really attract you.  Perhaps it is the blond with big blue eyes, sexy smile, and sweet voice.


Chrissy

[KathyLauren]

Kind eyes. 

The eyes are the feature I most notice and that I find most attractive.  You can see a person's emotions in their eyes.  When I see kindness in a person's eyes, I am drawn to them.  That is not limited to women.  I don't find men attractive, but I can tolerate a man with kind eyes more than one with surly eyes.

[ChrissyRyan]

Kind eyes. 

The eyes are the feature I most notice and that I find most attractive.  You can see a person's emotions in their eyes.  When I see kindness in a person's eyes, I am drawn to them.  That is not limited to women.  I don't find men attractive, but I can tolerate a man with kind eyes more than one with surly eyes.

I can relate to that.

Chrissy

[Northern Star Girl]

What female facial features do you find attractive?

I realize the complete face is obviously taken as a whole, along with the hairstyle, hair color and hair texture, but sometimes some facial features seem to really attract you.  Perhaps it is the blond with big blue eyes, sexy smile, and sweet voice.

Chrissy

@ChrissyRyan
Dear Chrissy:
What you described looks exactly like your AVATAR picture!!!!

Hugs,
Danielle

[ChrissyRyan]

@ChrissyRyan
Dear Chrissy:
What you described looks exactly like your AVATAR picture!!!!

Hugs,
Danielle

@Alaskan Danielle


Hmmmm.  Perhaps so.  But a particular Northstar girl is also blond, blue-eyed, and is in many other ways attractive.   Her several suitors apparently agree!   That's wonderful.  I am so happy for her. 

Hugs,

Chrissy

[barbie]

The person you have seen the most frequently is yourself in the mirror. Everyday you see yourself. An idealized facial feature should look like yours anyhow.

BTW, a typical Japanese manga character in the avatar with big eyes is an idealized of image of European women by Japaneses: https://japansociology.com/2013/12/25/behind-the-trend-of-huge-eyes-in-japanese-anime/

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[barbie]

At my teens, I happened to watch a movie featuring Grace Kelly, the latest Monaco queen. I guess the movie title was "the swan". She looked so much gracious and elegant, and I still remember her. Recently I happened to see a photo of her when she was young. I was again impressed. I am an East Asian, but inadvertently or unconsciously I tried to look like her, at least in the eyes.

   

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[GingerVicki]

At my teens, I happened to watch a movie featuring Grace Kelly, the latest Monaco queen. I guess the movie title was "the swan". She looked so much gracious and elegant, and I still remember her. Recently I happened to see a photo of her when she was young. I was again impressed. I am an East Asian, but inadvertently or unconsciously I tried to look like her, at least in the eyes.

   

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Grace Kelly was very beautiful.
A defined jawline and neck make all the difference.

[sarahc]

Small nose and small ears, the envy of which must in part be due to my large nose and ears, of course. I just think that small nose and ears give off a strong sense of petiteness and cuteness.

I also find high cheekbones particularly attractive.

[barbie]

Grace Kelly was very beautiful.
A defined jawline and neck make all the difference.

Oh. I never considered the jawline as a feature for beauty. Yes. I heard that some young girls here undergo plastic surgery for the jawline.

My jawline is a little bit masculine, but I am fine with it.



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[barbie]

I also find high cheekbones particularly attractive.

Yes. I heard about it about 20 years ago, making me wonder why. Westerners tend to consider them attractive, but here in S. Korea there are many girls who have high cheekbones, but people generally do not consider them attractive. Most female stars here have flat cheekbones. For example, the most well-known beauty here in S. Korea:



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[GingerVicki]

Oh. I never considered the jawline as a feature for beauty. Yes. I heard that some young girls here undergo plastic surgery for the jawline.

My jawline is a little bit masculine, but I am fine with it.



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I am looking into coolsculping under my chin and defining my jawline a bit better. As I got older I developed my mother's double chin and starting to get her Jowls too. Gotta put a stop to that before it gets worse. I do not think that I will need skin tightening at this point.

My side profile is horrible.

[Lyric]

One think I've liked about my considerable maturity is that I've developed a fairly broad appreciation of things like facial features. For the most part if you've got them I like them. Awhile back a YouTuber I sometimes watch, Jenny Mustard, shaved her eyebrows off and went bare browed to express her minimalism. I'll have to admit I found it fairly ugly. I find any eyebrow better than nothing, I guess.

[ChrissyRyan]

One think I've liked about my considerable maturity is that I've developed a fairly broad appreciation of things like facial features. For the most part if you've got them I like them. Awhile back a YouTuber I sometimes watch, Jenny Mustard, shaved her eyebrows off and went bare browed to express her minimalism. I'll have to admit I found it fairly ugly. I find any eyebrow better than nothing, I guess.

I find the eyes to be an interesting focal point.  I get some strong cues of people from simply looking at their eyes, and their resultant total facial expressions are a form of communication whether they realize it or not.  Whether they look at you while talking or you are talking "says" a lot also, especially so when there is supposed to be a one-one-one conversation going on.

The "eyes" have it as far as winning my vote goes!           The eyebrows and eyelashes go along with the eyes.  Too much or otherwise bad eye makeup can be unattractive.

In addition, I think that a woman wearing eyeglasses is in no way a negative, it can be a positive.
Some ladies, esp. teenage girls, seem to be rather uptight about wearing glasses, as they may think the glasses make them look unattractive.  I have seen many a pretty woman wearing glasses. 

Hugs,

Chrissy

[barbie]

I am looking into coolsculping under my chin and defining my jawline a bit better. As I got older I developed my mother's double chin and starting to get her Jowls too. Gotta put a stop to that before it gets worse. I do not think that I will need skin tightening at this point.

My little daughter also shows the double chin at her age 14, but her weight is within the normal range. As I have been skinny during most of my life, I have never showed it. But, I see more than half of female college students have it at my classes, as obesity among kids and teens already became a serious health issue here about 10 years ago. My younger sisters also already started to show it about 15 years ago, as they do not exercise and are sedentary.

A downside of my skinny body is that my face can make and reveal wrinkles easily by the lack of fat in the face. Hopefully, anti-aging chemical exfoliators, Glycolic acid and Salicylic acid, will delay it.

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[barbie]

One think I've liked about my considerable maturity is that I've developed a fairly broad appreciation of things like facial features. For the most part if you've got them I like them. Awhile back a YouTuber I sometimes watch, Jenny Mustard, shaved her eyebrows off and went bare browed to express her minimalism. I'll have to admit I found it fairly ugly. I find any eyebrow better than nothing, I guess.

I have seen some nuns with bare brows, and wonder whether it is a kind of religious tradition of Catholics. Here in S. Korea, some young women shave their eye brows to draw brows with pencils. A lot of young women working in airlines and hotels have penciled eye brows, which look tidier than my natural eye brows which reveal many finer hairs.



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