12 June 2012 - Tara Cleary, Reuters
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It might not launch a thousand ships, but this is the face that won the title "Britain's Most Natural Beauty".
Eighteen-year-old Florence Colgate's face is considered almost flawless … it's perfectly symmetrical, with
large eyes, full lips and high cheekbones.
The competition wasn't just about subjective beauty - it was settled with science.
Researchers say the distances between facial features and the width and length of the face are deciding
factors for perfection. And Colgate scored very close to the ideal.
Colgate works part-time at a local fish and chips shop. But she says her new-found fame doesn't seem
to have made her more popular with customers.
Colgate plans to study business management at university, unless of course, a lucrative modeling
contract shows its face.
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It might not launch a thousand ships, but this is the face that won the title "Britain's Most Natural Beauty".
Eighteen-year-old Florence Colgate's face is considered almost flawless … it's perfectly symmetrical, with
large eyes, full lips and high cheekbones.
The competition wasn't just about subjective beauty - it was settled with science.
Researchers say the distances between facial features and the width and length of the face are deciding
factors for perfection. And Colgate scored very close to the ideal.
Colgate works part-time at a local fish and chips shop. But she says her new-found fame doesn't seem
to have made her more popular with customers.
Colgate plans to study business management at university, unless of course, a lucrative modeling
contract shows its face.
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