The 10 Most Beautiful Women Are Determined According to the Golden Ratio

Bella Hadid was chosen as the most beautiful woman in the world, according to the evaluation made using the Golden Ratio measurements in England.

While 23-year-old model Bella Hadid is at the top of the beauty list, where facial features are evaluated, with a rate of 94.35 percent, the famous singer Beyonce is in the second place with a rate of 92.44 percent, and Amber Heard is in the third place of the list with a rate of 91.85 percent.

The Golden Ratio*, which is considered the universal formula of beauty, was recently featured in the British Daily Mail. Lists are made according to the Golden Ratio, which has been thought to be the secret formula of perfect beauty for years. A new one has been added to these lists and the most beautiful women have been listed. Daily Mail’s Dr. Bella Hadid is at the top of the list cited by Julian De Silva. Here are the names in the top 10 of the list.

10. Cara Delevingne

9. Katy Perry

8. Natalie Portman

7. Scarlett Johansson

6. Kate Moss

5. Taylor Swift

4. Ariana Grande

3. Amber Heard

2. Beyonce

1. Bella Hadid

What is the Golden Ratio?

*The golden ratio is a geometric and numerical ratio relationship observed between the parts of a whole, thought to give the most perfect dimensions in terms of harmony. The ‘golden ratio’ (1.618033988749894), which is accepted as the secret formula behind beauty and was also used by the Ancient Greeks, is a line segment |AB| It means dividing into two parts in accordance with the ‘golden ratio’.” The concept of the Golden Ratio, popularized by Leonardo da Vinci, is expressed as the ratio of the larger to the smaller. In facial aesthetics, this ratio is the ratio of the larger organs to the organs we call their sub-organs. For example, the ratio of the face to the width of the neck, such as the ratio of the length of the nose to the junction of the lips and eyebrows, the length of the nose to the length of the face, the tip of the chin to the junction of the eyebrows, the length of the mouth to the width of the nose, the width of the nose to the nostrils, and the distance between the pupils and the eyebrows. The ratio of this number has been used in architecture and plastic arts in all ages. It has been accepted as a sign of harmony and aesthetics. Traces of the “Golden Ratio” are at the basis of the beauties that we like to watch in a work of art or nature, that do not tire our eyes and do not cause boredom even when we watch them for a long time.