Facial Femininity Perception is the cognitive process of discerning and evaluating facial features associated with femininity, such as reduced jaw robustness, higher facial convexity, and softer contours, as an indicator of gender-typical morphological traits within the broader domain of face perception.
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A Sex Difference in Facial Contrast and its Exaggeration by Cosmetics
Richard Russell · Perception · 2009 · 199 citations
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