Your Facial
Analysis
& Potential

Masculinity
Very LowToo HighIdeal
Perceived Health
Very LowVery High
Facial Harmony
Very LowVery High
Definition
Very LowVery High
Angularity
Very LowVery High
(Positive) Uniqueness
AverageVery Striking
Sex Appeal
Very LowVery High
= Your current starting point
= Potential @Level 1
= Potential @Level 2

Level 1 covers all kinds of at-home improvements — from easy fixes like styling your beard to more advanced ones such as hair systems.

It does not include professional procedures like SMP, orthodontics, fillers, microblading, or Botox.

Level 2 includes more advanced solutions such as SMP, Microblading, Botox or sometimes even fillers, or orthodontic treatment.

If no options are checked in this category for you, it simply means they aren’t relevant in your case — in other words, you don’t need them.

Masculinity

Masculinity

Typical masculine traits include a broad angular jaw, a relatively large chin, strong low-set eyebrows, a relatively large nose, compact deep-set eyes, thin lips, and a prominent brow ridge. However, excessive masculinity can sometimes be perceived as less intelligent or lower status.

Perceived Health

Perceived Health

Signaled by clear, even skin, bright eyes, facial symmetry, full hair, thick eyebrows, and a healthy-looking undereye area. The absence of these traits does not necessarily mean poor overall health, but it can subconsciously signal reduced vitality.

Facial Harmony

Facial Harmony

Balanced proportions where features are in sync with each other — nothing appears too large or too small.

Definition & Angularity

Definition & Angularity

Facial definition describes the clarity and sharpness of your features — such as the jawline, cheekbones, and overall facial contour. Angularity, on the other hand, refers more specifically to the jawline. Both are important because they signal strong bone structure and low body fat, up to a certain point, and they make the face appear more “sexy.” Note that even very masculine-looking faces can still lack these features.

(Positive) Uniqueness

(Positive) Uniqueness

Usually defined by one or two striking features, such as remarkably compact eyes, pronounced cheekbones, a hyper-masculine jawline, very thick eyebrows, or light-colored eyes in darker-skinned men. Most men naturally score low on this scale by definition.

Sex Appeal

Sex Appeal

Sex appeal is the true driver of female desire. Being handsome alone isn’t enough; it’s about evoking sexual thoughts in a woman’s mind, whether consciously or subconsciously. For example, beards that are shorter on the cheeks can make a man’s face look rough and animalistic while still showing the jawline, whereas thick, full beards that cover the jawline can reduce your sex appeal. A messier hairstyle can subconsciously remind women of bedroom situations. Facial expressions play a role too, and there are many more little details that fall under this category.

Additionally, sex appeal is also driven by your overall build and style. Just like a sexy outfit or a curvy figure can subconsciously make a woman's face look prettier, an athletic physique, tailored style, and the right color combinations can make your face look significantly more attractive.

Your Anchor Features

These are mostly genetic facial features that are difficult to alter without surgery or fillers. They form the foundation of your facial identity and are what make your face unique and recognizable. Depending on the individual feature, they can be perceived as positive, negative, neutral, strongly masculine, or slightly more feminine. The key is to design your hairstyle, beard style, and even your physique, and clothing style around your anchor features — emphasizing your strongest traits while balancing out or minimizing the weaker ones.

Example
Anchor features example

Your Top 0
Key Areas For Improvement

(what to work on)
  • Skin
  • Eye area
  • Beard
  • Facial definition
  • Shoulder-to-Neck-to-Jaw Proportions
  • Hairstyle
  • Quick Fixes for Significant Hair Loss
  • Sex Appeal and Image
  • Jawline Level 2 (HA Fillers)
  • Hair color
  • Beard color
  • Teeth

Your EstimatedDating Difficulty

This estimate shows how difficult dating may currently feel—and how that range can shift as you improve your appearance.

Current Level

Your estimated range today
Very difficultVery easy

At Full Potential

Your estimated range after improvements
Very difficultVery easy

Your Remaining Potential

How much more can you improve? High Remaining Potential means that you have many opportunities to significantly enhance your appearance beyond your current level. However, keep in mind that having “Low Remaining Potential” is not necessarily a bad thing. Many men with “ideal genetics” especially when they are young, have fewer options for improvement simply because there is not much to enhance.

Remaining Potential @Level 1

There isn’t much left to improve
Only a few steps remain to reach your full potential
There is a lot of room for improvement

Remaining Potential @Level 2

There isn’t much left to improve
Only a few steps remain to reach your full potential
There is still a lot of room for improvement
You don’t need any Level 2 solutions