Neuroscientist Dustin Hines told Newsweek that symmetrical faces activate reward areas in the brain and release dopamine.
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Forget the rule of thirds –try symmetry photography instead!I LOVE symmetry photography in my portrait, landscape and architectural work. Is it better than the rule of thirds?
An curved arrow pointing right. It's a common misconception that the closer a face is to being perfectly symmetrical, the more attractive it is. Trying this theory out on George Clooney ...
An curved arrow pointing right. Many people think symmetrical faces are a sign of beauty. In 2014, a researcher proved this was not the case. Follow Tech Insider: On Facebook More from Science ...
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This TikTok Beauty Trend Has Made People Obsessed With A 'Relentless Pursuit Of Perfection'This trend presents facial harmonization as a way to achieve symmetry, influenced by idealized beauty standards shaped by filters, AI-generated face scans and concepts ... Sergio Mendoza Hochmann via ...
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