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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Narrow face, pointy nose and thinner/flatter lips always read 'old' to me, even on beautiful women.

eg, Nikki Taylor, [b]Hailey Beiber[/b], Nikki Reed.

Dark shadowed eyes look old/haunted.

eg, Emily Ratahdlakhgeksi and Lily Aldridge

(all beautiful women)[/quote]
Hailey Bieber is remarkably beautiful.  However, she cannot stay 18 forever. She looks beautiful for her age which is 20 something.  I think for her, since her beauty was never directly associated with “young” features -ones associated with youth- she will likely age really well. And always remain stunning.  I know she’s quite controversial on DC urban moms but if we’re being honest, she is stunning and gorgeous.[/quote]

Beauty is so subjective. I am neither for nor against HB, but I do not find her attractive at all. [/quote]

She's attractive with her tall, healthy body and skin. She is the picture of youth, which is attractive. But I wouldn't say conventionally pretty facial features. Her hair is also thin. She'll eventually have the same aging scenario as Sarah Jessica Parker, but with less fashion and femininity to cover it.[/quote]

Hailey Baldwin Bieber is considered “very beautiful” on pink mirror; a very beautiful rating is rare. She has a 9.1 out of 10 score- this is almost impossible to get on pink mirror.  I like pink mirror as a gauge because it’s completely objective not subjective.
https://pinkmirror.com/person/Hailey-Baldwin[/quote]

Clicked your link and ugh. Talk about being anti-Southeast Asian:

Why is a smaller nose width better than a wider one?
A smaller nose width is often considered more attractive among females. Research at the George Eastman Dental Hospital found that a nose width smaller than ¼ of the facial width contributes to the perception of beauty. Another study supported this, with 64.8% of respondents preferring reduced nose proportions in women. Additionally, a study reported that the human nose is sexually diamorphic, with males tending to have larger noses than females, making evolutionary preferences for smaller female noses understandable. Furthermore, a study found that a youthful face often features a small nose, large eyes, and full lips, which can contribute to overall attractiveness. A more recent study investigated the neoclassical cannon theory, which proposes that the ideal female nose width is about one-fifth of the facial width. The findings showed deviations from the theory, but generally, noses closer to the average composite were deemed more attractive.[/quote]

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