Scientists conducted a survey of plastic surgeons and found out which lips are considered the most beautiful now. Based on the data, they identified several famous women who fit the ideal.
Dr. Paul Heidekrueger from Munich published his research in which he interviewed about 560 plastic surgeons from 35 countries. Beauty experts evaluated the attractiveness of different lip shapes. In the end, most agreed that now the most beautiful lips are those with a one-to-one ratio of the upper and lower lips. Paul himself stressed that this does not mean that it will always be this way, because ideas about beauty are constantly changing. In fact, he defended his research against plastic surgery propaganda. For clarity, the doctor looked at which of the celebrities had the upper lip equal in size to the lower one and singled out several actresses.
Paul put Scarlett Johansson in first place, that is, her lips can be considered an ideal. The actress has long been considered one of the sexiest women on the planet, but usually attention was paid to her figure and shape. Now, it turns out, she is in the top and in the shape of the lips. True, the network did not appreciate the woman's lips. “Jolie will be offended” “Now the virgins will go to the surgeons to sculpt their perfect lips” “Lips are like lips. Not for scientists to do more important things.”“And Monica Bellucci? Everything is 100% own, the lips are gorgeous.”In the rating of the owners of the sexiest lips in the world, model and actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who has practically suitable parameters, breathes down her back.
The top three of the sexiest lips are closed by the mouth of Emma Watson, but her upper lip is slightly thinner than the lower one. I wonder what she would say upon learning about such assessments of women, because the girl is famous for her feminist statements.
However, not only Scarlett is a beauty. Recently, after seeing photos of the girl, whom the famous mother was carrying in her arms, netizens were moved and even compared her to an angel.
