“Most stunning woman alive,” one fan agrees.Another adds: “She’s seriously gorgeous.”
Amber Heard has the ‘most beautiful face in the world,’ according to science.Alamy
“These results don’t surprise me at all,” agrees a third.
Her reputation as a well-known Hollywood actress was strengthened with her portrayal of Mera in the DC Extended Universe, which she played in Justice League (2017) and Aquaman (2018).However, Heard’s personal life has frequently overshadowed her professional accomplishments.
Amber Heard’s personal life has often overshadowed her professional achievements.Instagram
Her relationship with Johnny Depp, which started around 2011, garnered significant media attention.
Depp denied the allegations, and their divorce was finalized in 2017 with a $7 million settlement, which Heard promised to donate to charity.Despite this, their legal conflicts did not conclude with their divorce.
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were at the center of a legal battle.Alamy
In 2018, Heard published an op-ed in The Washington Post where she talked about her experiences with domestic violence, though she did not mention Depp by name.
The courtroom drama attracted a lot of public attention, with both Heard and Depp sharing very different stories about their relationship.The jury ultimately sided with Depp, granting him $10 million in damages. At the same time, they awarded Heard $2 million in her countersuit.
Since the media spectacle of the Johnny Depp trial, Amber Heard has opted for a quieter life.Instagram
Since then, she has stayed out of the limelight.
To ensure scientific accuracy, he has been applying the ‘Golden Ratio,’ a technique used by the ancient Greeks that assesses the proportions of the eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw, and overall facial shape.It turns out that the Aquaman star’s face aligns with this method by an impressive 91.85%, based on the Greek ratio of Phi, which is 1.618.
Amber Heard’s face falls in line with the Golden Ratio by a whopping 91.85% by the Greek ratio of Phi, which is 1.618.Alamy
Dr De Silva, who operates a surgery clinic in London, told Us Weekly: “The Phi ratio of 1.618 has been considered the key to beauty for a long time, but now, with computer mapping, we can measure how it applies to real women.”
The most scientifically “perfect face” was also created by the surgeon using a composite of celebrities, who are generally regarded as beautiful.Heard’s nose, Kate Moss’ forehead, Ratajkowski’s lips, Johansson’s eyes, Rihanna’s facial shape, and Kardashian’s eyebrows were all used by him.
Kardashian scored 91.39% at the time the study was done, placing her in second place.
