TryPSL
PSL rating often feels harsh because it follows strict standards set by looksmaxxing communities.
From your chin projection (60%) and nasal bridge (40%) on the side photo, capped at ±0.5. Your free PSL score stays front-only.
Realistic 1–8 ceiling if you followed the plan in this report (hair, grooming, skin, style), including the side-profile adjustment when a side photo was added.
The Verdict
At 5.0 PSL, you place in the HTN tier, led by strong eye spacing, balanced chin projection, and natural bone structure.
Model confidence: 1.00/1.0
Strengths & weaknesses
At most five positives and five improvement areas.
- Ideal eye spacing
- Balanced chin projection
- Positive canthal tilt
- Solid cheekbone prominence
- Skin: Mild cheek erythema and uneven skin tone reduce overall facial clarity; consistent hydration and a soothing skincare routine will elevate it.
- Facial hair: The stubble is slightly sparse and unevenly distributed along the cheeks; maintaining clean cheek lines or shaving smooth creates sharper contrast.
- Hair: Unstructured texture creates visual messiness along the sides; a refined taper or low fade complements an oval face shape.
- Face shape
- Oval
- Color season
- Soft Autumn
- First style to try
- Tapered Low Fade with Textured Wavy Crop
Edge your upper cheek line with a razor to clear stray, patchy stubble and create a clean boundary along your jaw.
Measured on 478 landmarks
Your photo, measured
The upper, middle and lower sections measure 20%, 39% and 42% of the visible face height. The upper section starts below the hairline, so it does not measure the full forehead.
Your face, mirrored
These images mirror each half of your face across its center line. Your symmetry score is in the facial structure scores below. Lighting, expression and camera angle can affect the differences you see.
Overall proportions
Brow-to-nose height compared with nose-to-chin height.
Within the reference range · reference range 0.84 to 1.16
Visible face length against cheekbone width. It describes your face shape; there is no target.
Describes shape, no target
Each reference range covers values that score 60 or more under this tool’s scoring rules. These ranges are not population averages or beauty standards.
Facial structure: ratios, thirds, symmetry & harmony
Lower and midface balance scores 77, showing solid chin proportion within the lower third despite a slightly elongated philtrum.
At 2.09, your facial width-to-height ratio scores 92, providing a naturally proportioned and well-balanced masculine frame.
Symmetry registers at 67, showing very low vertical deviation across eye and mouth landmarks with minimal natural horizontal variance.
Your high harmony subscore of 89 reflects strong cohesion among primary landmarks, particularly the jaw-to-cheek width ratio and eye separation. Balanced midface pacing offsets minor lip width narrowness, resulting in an aesthetically sound foundation that readily benefits from grooming adjustments.
Detailed Feature Audit
You present a well-proportioned aesthetic in the HTN tier, anchored by solid bone structure and facial width. With strong foundational symmetry and masculine proportions already present, sharpening soft tissue grooming and refining skin clarity are your most effective levers for advancement.
Elevates: Well-balanced interocular spacing and positive canthal tilt grant the eye area an alert, attractive look.
Costs: Slight upper eyelid exposure slightly limits orbital compactness.
The angle from inner to outer eye corner, averaged across both eyes.
Within the reference range · reference range -2.5° to +10.5°
The gap between your eyes, in eye-widths.
Within the reference range · reference range 0.76 to 1.24
Elevates: Natural thickness frames the upper orbital rim adequately.
Costs: Inner brows show minor sparseness that gentle grooming could define better.
How much higher one brow peak sits than the other, in millimetres (scaled from your iris size).
Within the reference range · reference range 0 mm to 1.3 mm
Elevates: Straight bridge line and well-centered placement support vertical facial harmony.
Costs: The alar base is slightly narrow relative to total mouth width.
Nostril width compared with the space between your eyes.
Above the reference range · reference range 0.76 to 1.24
Elevates: Good natural lip fullness with a distinct cupid's bow.
Costs: Overall mouth width is somewhat narrow compared to the jaw and eye width.
Mouth width compared with nose width.
Within the reference range · reference range 1.09 to 2.14
Lower-lip height compared with upper-lip height.
Within the reference range · reference range 1.09 to 2.14
Elevates: Good jaw-to-cheek ratio gives the lower face solid width and angularity.
Costs: Frontal taper appears slightly softer due to light stubble coverage.
Elevates: Sufficient forward cheekbone prominence creates defined midface contours.
Costs: Cheek tissue carries mild softness that slightly obscures subzygomatic hollows.
Temple-to-temple width compared with cheekbone width. It describes your face shape; there is no target.
Describes shape, no target
Elevates: Generally smooth skin texture with minimal active blemishes.
Costs: Visible redness on the cheeks and uneven tone detract from clarity.
See suggestion ii in your plan.Elevates: Decent density and natural wave provide workable volume on top.
Costs: The styling lacks definition around the temples and neck.
See suggestion iii in your plan.Elevates: Stubble adds slight density around the chin and mustache region.
Costs: Patchiness along the upper cheeks weakens the clean jawline boundary.
See suggestion i in your plan.Elevates: Favorable fWHR and jaw-to-cheek width ratios produce a harmonious masculine silhouette.
Costs: Slightly compact midface relative to philtrum length introduces minor vertical asymmetry.
Each reference range covers values that score 60 or more under this tool’s scoring rules. These ranges are not population averages or beauty standards.
Side profile
Chin aligns well with the lower lip line, demonstrating stable projection and balanced mandibular posture.
Straight nasal dorsum with a defined radix, integrating smoothly into the brow and facial profile.
Styling concept
A look to try
A polished, balanced look featuring a low scissor-tapered wavy cut, cleanly delineated stubble along the jawline, calm and even skin, and a muted olive-green knit sweater.
This preview illustrates changes to hair, grooming, skin appearance and clothing color. It is a styling example, not a prediction of results.
AI hairstyle previews
Six hairstyles on your photo
These six styles are chosen for your oval face and hair texture. The previews show how each cut could look on your photo, with our first suggestion at the top.
- AI previewRecommended for you
Tapered Low Fade with Textured Wavy Crop
Removes side volume to complement your oval face shape while working with your natural wavy texture.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 3–4 weeks
Trade-off: The clean edge around the ears and neck grows out quickly and requires regular barber visits.
- AI previewAnother option
Classic Scissor Taper with Side Sweep
Preserves your current short-to-medium length while cleaning up messy temple volume.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 4–5 weeks
Trade-off: Requires daily towel drying and light finger styling to prevent waves from looking flat.
- AI previewAnother option
Short Textured Quiff
Draws the eye vertically to balance midface proportions and lifts wavy hair away from the forehead.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 8 min
- Trim frequency
- every 3–4 weeks
Trade-off: Needs blow drying or styling product each morning to maintain upward lift.
- AI previewAnother option
Relaxed Middle-Part Wavy Flow
Allows your natural short wave texture to sit naturally while framing the forehead symmetrically.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 3 min
- Trim frequency
- every 5–6 weeks
Trade-off: Can look unkempt on windy days without a leave-in conditioner to control flyaways.
- AI previewAnother option
Soft Ivy League with Subtle Fade
Provides a clean, professional profile with minimal bulk that flatters an oval face.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 3–4 weeks
Trade-off: Leaves less top length to show off your natural wave pattern.
- AI previewBolder pick
Textured French Crop with Blunt Fringe
A bolder, forward-styled cut that emphasizes natural wavy volume and sharply defines the temples.
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 2–3 weeks
Trade-off: The high fade and straight horizontal fringe require frequent touch-ups to stay sharp.
SuggestionCompare styling time and trim frequency as well as the preview when choosing a cut.
Frames for your oval face
- Eyeglasses
- Most shapes: wayfarer, square, aviator or soft geometric.
- Sunglasses
- Almost any style: wayfarer, aviator, round.
- Go easy on
- Very oversized frames, if you want to keep more of your face visible.
The simplest rule: choose a frame about as wide as the widest part of your face.
Read from the tones in your photo
Your palette: Soft Autumn
- Undertone
- Neutral
- Lightness
- Medium
- Contrast
- Medium
The subject possesses muted, neutral-to-warm characteristics with medium brown hair featuring subtle warm undertones, soft hazel-brown eyes, and neutral skin with warm overtones. The overall level of contrast is medium-low and looks best harmonized with softened, earthy, warm-leaning tones.
This is an estimate from one photo. The closest alternative season is Soft Summer.
- Muted Olive#556B2F
- Warm Taupe#8B8589
- Soft Terracotta#C86D51
- Dusty Teal#4E7982
- Warm Charcoal#36454F
- Sandstone#D2B48C
- Stark Pure White#FFFFFF
- Vibrant Fuchsia#FF007F
- Electric Cobalt#0047AB
Metals Gold and silver both work
Visible in this photo
Skin
What the photo shows
- mild redness across the cheeks
- subtle blemishes on the lower cheeks
For a more useful comparison, take another photo in three to four weeks using similar lighting, distance and expression.
Morning
- 1Wash face with lukewarm water or a gentle hydrating cleanser.
- 2Apply a lightweight, soothing daily moisturizer.
- 3Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher to the full face and neck.
Evening
- 1Wash face thoroughly with a gentle hydrating cleanser to remove sunscreen and grime.
- 2Apply a nourishing barrier repair cream to seal in moisture overnight.
Ingredients to consider
- Ceramides — Help support and maintain the outer skin moisture barrier.
- Centella Asiatica (Cica) — Provides general skin-calming benefits and comfortable hydration.
- Zinc Oxide — Delivers mineral-based broad-spectrum sun protection while resting gently on the skin.
Your plan, in order
Ordered by what costs you points in the rating above and what grooming, hair, skincare and style can change. Each suggestion includes steps, upkeep and estimated cost. Confidence reflects the AI’s judgment, not a measured chance of success.
- i.Related to: facial hair
Establish Clean Beard Lines
- — Shave stray hairs high on the cheeks downward to follow a straight line from the sideburn to the mouth corner.
- — Clean up the neckline about two fingers above the Adam's apple.
- — Keep the remaining stubble trimmed evenly to 2 to 3 millimeters.
Why first: The rating flags sparse, patchy stubble along the upper cheeks that softens jaw definition.
Grooming · Every 2–3 days- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Immediate after grooming
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- High
- ii.Related to: skin
Establish a Consistent Calming Skincare Routine
- — Cleanse with a mild, non-foaming hydrating cleanser morning and night.
- — Apply a barrier-supporting moisturizer while the skin is still damp.
- — Finish every morning with a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen across all exposed skin.
Why: The rating notes cheek redness and tone unevenness as areas costing clarity.
Skincare · Twice daily- Effort
- Medium
- Results
- Varies by product and skin
- Cost
- $$
- Confidence
- Medium
- iii.Related to: hair
Get a Structured Haircut with Tapered Sides
- — Ask a barber for a low scissor taper or low fade on the sides to remove side bulk.
- — Leave 2 to 3 inches on top to work with your natural wavy texture.
- — Apply a small dab of matte paste through damp hair to define the waves without weighing them down.
Why: The rating notes a lack of definition around the temples and visual messiness at the sides of your oval face.
Hair · Cut every 3–4 weeks; style daily- Effort
- Medium
- Results
- Immediate after haircut
- Cost
- $$
- Confidence
- High
- iv.Related to: brows
Subtle Inner Brow Grooming
- — Brush brows upward with a clean spoolie to see the natural baseline.
- — Pluck only the obvious stray hairs directly above the bridge of the nose, leaving the main brow body untouched.
Why: The rating notes minor sparseness along the inner brow that benefits from clearer shape.
Grooming · Once weekly- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Immediate after grooming
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Medium
- v.Related to: color
Integrate Soft Autumn Earth Tones
- — Check your current wardrobe against muted tones like olive, warm taupe, and soft navy.
- — Pair muted neutral tops with medium-contrast outerwear to complement your natural color contrast.
Why: Your neutral undertone and medium contrast are balanced best by muted warm neutrals rather than high-contrast cool shades.
Style · Daily wardrobe selection- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Immediate upon dressing
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- High
The first 72 hours
A few simple styling and grooming ideas to try over the next three days.
- 1
Shave the highest patchy cheek hairs down to the natural beard line.
Removes visual distraction on the cheeks and instantly gives the jawline a sharper edge.
- 2
Work a dime-sized amount of styling cream or paste into damp hair and push the sides back.
Tames side bulk and establishes cleaner structure around the temples right away.
- 3
Brush your eyebrows upward and outward with a spoolie brush.
Aligns the brow hairs to give the inner brows a neat, intentional appearance without plucking.
Your four-week plan
- Week 1
Establish the foundational AM and PM gentle skincare routine and define the cheek stubble lines.
- Week 2
Visit a barber for a structured taper haircut that cleans up the sides while keeping top wave texture.
- Week 3
Evaluate skin tolerance to your basic routine, tidy inner brow strays, and practice light paste application.
- Week 4
Schedule a maintenance trim for hair edges, touch up cheek lines, and audit your wardrobe against Soft Autumn tones.
An experimental geometry estimate for entertainment. Not validated against human attractiveness ratings. Photo confidence describes image quality, not score accuracy.
Measurements come from 478 landmarks on your front photo; reference ranges come from this tool’s proportions, not population averages or beauty standards. Hairstyle and styling previews are AI-generated with Google Gemini to illustrate ideas and do not predict results. This report does not provide medical advice.