Face Shape Quiz for Men
Questions: 20 · 10 minutes
1. When you trace the edge of your jaw from ear to chin, which contour do you see?
A broad line with pronounced corners.
A full, continuously rounded curve.
A gentle taper ending in a softly rounded chin.
A steep taper ending in a narrow or pointed chin.
2. Place a finger near each corner where your jaw changes direction toward your chin. How defined are those corners?
There is no clear corner; the jaw follows a smooth curve.
The change in direction is subtle and rounded.
The corners are visible but moderately softened.
The corners are pronounced and angular.
3. Imagine drawing one continuous line around your face in a mirror. Which outline would it most resemble?
A long shape with relatively straight sides.
A shape that is broad at the top and narrow at the chin.
A softly elongated curve.
A compact, nearly circular curve.
4. Compare the outline at your temples with the outline at your cheekbones. What do you notice?
My temples look wider than my cheekbones.
My temples and cheekbones appear about equal.
My temples are slightly narrower than my cheekbones.
My temples are clearly narrower, creating a visible outward angle at the cheekbones.
5. Looking straight into a mirror, how does your face length compare with its width at the cheekbones?
It appears wider than it is long.
The measurements appear nearly equal.
It appears slightly to moderately longer than wide.
It appears much longer than wide.
6. Measure or estimate your forehead width and jaw width in a straight-on view. Which comparison is closest?
My jaw is wider than my forehead.
My jaw and forehead are about equal.
My forehead is slightly wider than my jaw.
My forehead is clearly wider than my jaw.
7. In a front-facing photo, how does the width of your jaw compare with your forehead?
My jaw is much narrower than my forehead.
My jaw is somewhat narrower than my forehead.
The widths are close, though one is slightly wider.
My jaw and forehead appear similarly broad.
8. What happens to your facial outline as it moves from the temples toward the chin?
It becomes wider toward the lower face.
It stays at a fairly consistent width.
It narrows gradually, with some softness at the jaw.
It forms a clear upper-to-lower taper toward the chin.
9. Divide your face visually into forehead, midface, and lower-face sections. Which description fits best?
The lower section noticeably dominates.
The upper section noticeably dominates.
The three sections look relatively balanced.
The cheekbone area dominates while the forehead and jaw recede.
10. With facial hair moved aside as much as possible, how does your chin appear relative to the upper face?
Broad and nearly as wide as the jaw corners.
Rounded, with little narrowing from the jaw.
Moderately narrow and gently defined.
Fine, narrow, or noticeably pointed beneath a broader upper face.
11. In even lighting, which horizontal area of your face appears widest?
The jawline.
The forehead.
The forehead and cheekbones look similarly wide.
The cheekbones are distinctly wider than both forehead and jaw.
12. In a straight-on photo, how do the widths of your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw compare?
My cheekbones look narrower than both my forehead and jaw.
All three areas look almost equally wide.
My cheekbones look subtly widest, without a dramatic difference.
My cheekbones look much wider than both my forehead and jaw.
13. If you compare face length with cheekbone width in a level, straight-on photo, what do you find?
The face is much longer than it is wide.
The face is moderately longer than it is wide.
The face is only slightly longer than it is wide.
The length and width are nearly equal.
14. How would you describe the transition from the sides of your face into your chin?
It forms clear corners before reaching a broad chin.
It narrows sharply toward a pointed chin.
It curves gradually, with a little definition near the jaw.
It forms a smooth curve with few visible angles.
15. From the widest point of your cheekbones, how does the outline travel toward your chin?
It widens or stays broad through a heavy jaw.
It follows a soft, rounded curve with little taper.
It narrows gradually toward a defined chin.
It angles inward noticeably toward a narrow, defined chin.
16. How does your overall face length compare with the width across your forehead or jaw?
The face is much longer than either width.
The face is moderately longer than either width.
The face is slightly longer than the broadest width.
The face length and broadest width are fairly close.
17. When your expression is neutral, how prominent is the fullness through your cheeks?
My cheeks look lean or recessed, with strong underlying angles.
My cheeks have modest fullness, but another area looks more prominent.
My cheeks look fairly full while retaining some visible definition.
My cheeks create the broadest, fullest part of a curved outline.
18. Where does your face seem to carry most of its visual width?
Around the jaw and lower face.
Evenly from forehead through jaw.
Across both the forehead and upper cheek area.
At the cheekbones alone, with a noticeably narrower forehead.
19. Looking at your full outline rather than one feature, which structure is most apparent?
A broad lower face anchored by the jaw.
A nearly even or softly curved width from top to bottom.
A moderately prominent midface with gentle narrowing above and below.
An angular midface peak, with both forehead and jaw visibly narrower.
20. Viewing your face straight on, what path do the outer edges take from temples to jaw?
They taper strongly inward toward a narrow chin.
They bow outward through the cheeks before narrowing.
They remain fairly straight with a mild taper.
They look nearly parallel before meeting a broad, angular jaw.