Describe this woman's face in words.

[Gypsy]

Can you capture her appearance with just your words ?



Inquiring minds want to know!

 

[ascari_2]

Botox?

 

[manderz]

That's a thinner version of my at work, "son of a bitch!" Face.

Eta: I kind of misunderstood the original post, I think. I read it as describe the emotion in her face.

 

[Gypsy]

http://bffbeautyblog.com/wp-content/uploads/blogger/-gqQT9YNP3D8/T8l89LDUFEI/AAAAAAAACsY/o0cXa_61dTk/s1600/RBR%2Bnew%2Blook%2BMistral.jpg larger pic

Not botox. LOL.

Gray eyes, reddish brown hair. High checkbones, full lips...

What shape is her face? Heart shaped? Square? What shade is her skin? Beige? Porcelain? Fair?

 

[VapidLapid]

At some time was the end of her nose cut off? It appears blunted. the resulting pendeloque shape streching down from her forehead implies the snout structure of a tiger flattened to a plane,with none of the tiger's spirit. The rest of her visage seems surprised to be with it, her cheekbones and hollows writhe like an airbrushed Münch painting, again without spirit. If she could scream she would squeak out, "Cheeseburger, but I'm too hungry to eat."

 

[GemFever]

Hmm...

Strong jaw, overbite, small mouth, full but down-turned lips, fair skin, long neck, striking eyes, full & natural-looking eyebrows, upturned nose, surprised expression. Young, beautiful.

 

[ForteKitty]

Wow, what an ******* thing to say, VL. No wonder women have image issues.

 

[canuk-gal]

Wow, what an ******* thing to say, VL. No wonder women have image issues.

For sure.

Time to check out of PS.

 

[CJ2008]

Beautiful almond shaped eyes, perfectly arched brows, high cheekbones, full lips, heart shaped face, angular angles. Exotic.

 

[JulieN]

Jessica Biel's coloring with better bone structure.

 

[Laila619]

Elegant, fair, striking, light-colored eyes, great bone structure, full well-shaped eyebrows.

 

[VapidLapid]

Wow, what an ******* thing to say, VL. No wonder women have image issues.

I don't think that is fair FK. Firstly you can't pin women having image issues on me. Highly idealized and retouched images of women looking quite unreal may cause that, but not me. Secondly, how is my response an ******* thing, and "Botox" is not? And given that the botox reply came before and set the tone for joining the game why is is my fault? And why, when you have known me in this forum for years do you not ask me what I meant, rather than just call me an *******? Was the picture of the OP and I totally missed that? I don't know. If so I'm sorry, but I'd also like to say if you cant handle the response, dont put up a trick thread that is not upfront with its intent.

 

[Circe]

My description would probably run along the lines of "vulpine,verging-on-skeletal beauty with Autumn coloring."

That said ... I'm wondering what the purpose of this exercise is. Gypsy, I feel like you'd have a higher purpose than bagging on a skinny pretty girl, so ... rebuttal to a magazine contest? Seeing if we can spot a trans model? Or a VR compilation?* WHAT? Now I am just curious.

*ETA: The juxtaposition refers only to the unearthly beauty that great effort can bring forth, nothing more or less. I'm a big fan of people reaching for the stars, however they choose to do it.

 

[Autumnovember]

Pleasant face, heart shaped face, gorgeous blue eyes, perfect eye brows, nice nose, plump lips. It appears air brushed but I suspect she is beautiful without it. I like her high cheekbones. Her face and overall look is very appealing to me.

 

[Autumnovember]

Also I love her hair. I would expect this kind of girl in a perfume ad.

 

[monarch64]

I hate to say this, but she totally reminds me of Beau. Sorry.

To describe her appearance in words: ethereal (mostly due to the photoediting), sleek, cool, too pretty. That's all I have. I don't see a whole lotta substance and definitely don't see any character when I look at this photo.

 

[ForteKitty]

Wow, what an ******* thing to say, VL. No wonder women have image issues.

I don't think that is fair FK. Firstly you can't pin women having image issues on me. Highly idealized and retouched images of women looking quite unreal may cause that, but not me. Secondly, how is my response an ******* thing, and "Botox" is not? And given that the botox reply came before and set the tone for joining the game why is is my fault? And why, when you have known me in this forum for years do you not ask me what I meant, rather than just call me an *******? Was the picture of the OP and I totally missed that? I don't know. If so I'm sorry, but I'd also like to say if you cant handle the response, dont put up a trick thread that is not upfront with its intent.

I didn't call you an *******, just your words. Botox is hardly in the same league as saying someone had her nose lopped off and her face looks caved in. I don't know who botox dude is, and I don't care, but I never expected that from you.

 

[VapidLapid]

Wow, what an ******* thing to say, VL. No wonder women have image issues.

I don't think that is fair FK. Firstly you can't pin women having image issues on me. Highly idealized and retouched images of women looking quite unreal may cause that, but not me. Secondly, how is my response an ******* thing, and "Botox" is not? And given that the botox reply came before and set the tone for joining the game why is is my fault? And why, when you have known me in this forum for years do you not ask me what I meant, rather than just call me an *******? Was the picture of the OP and I totally missed that? I don't know. If so I'm sorry, but I'd also like to say if you cant handle the response, dont put up a trick thread that is not upfront with its intent.

I didn't call you an *******, just your words. Botox is hardly in the same league as saying someone had her nose lopped off and her face looks caved in. I don't know who botox dude is, and I don't care, but I never expected that from you.

Well I'm sorry. I don't know botox dude either. But I did notice that the OP's response to "botox" was "LOL" and that is enough for me to think that maybe she is taking a feminist approach to this hyper idealized beauty. I feel that your response was way out of proportion and quite directed at me. I think it really odd and I don't understand it because I would have thought your response would have been appropriate had I said the opposite of what I did, which would have amounted to calling an underfed model fat. I See that others too, see her as "skeletal", lacking in "substance" and "character. Which actually is not a response to her,if she even exists, but to the image. And also others find the OP's intent to be as elusive as I did, asking if the question is to see if we can spot a trans model or some trick of Virtual Reality. That all seems much harsher than what I said. You never expected that from me, I certainly never expected what I got from you, and still I don't think it was right.

 

[chrono]

I understand VL's sense of humour, which is very different from the rest posted, who are all women. I found it amusing and no more or less harsh than what others have posted.

 

[Circe]

We-ell ... looking at some of the weird-ass descriptions provided by this company, http://bffbeautyblog.com/?s=rouge&submit=Search, I'm going to go ahead and guess that Gypsy was less commenting on the model's appearance, and more angling towards the weird word salad produced by their copy-writers.

That said, it is fascinating how the immediate response to any query about a woman's looks is to tear her apart. I know I used the word "skeletal" - but I genuinely did not intend it critically, but descriptively (she's a slender lady, she has aggressive bone structure ... I'm reaching for a better word and failing). Wondering if part of it is that we all have different connotations in mind, and ohh-so-many of them have baggage when employed as female descriptors ....

 

[Gypsy]

Circe,
I've started writing another book (which I probably will also leave unfinished, like the rest) and I was looking for a striking face, and this one stood out to me as strong but feminine and potentially fierce.

Then once I started describing it, I ran into trouble so asked for help.

 

[ForteKitty]

That said, it is fascinating how the immediate response to any query about a woman's looks is to tear her apart.

That's what bugged me. VL, I apologize for using "*******" so liberally. I should have said "not nice", which was what I meant. At least you didn't attempt to judge her character or determine her worth.

 

[VRBeauty]

Beautiful almond shaped eyes, perfectly arched brows, high cheekbones, full lips, heart shaped face, angular angles. Exotic.

I'd call it vaguely exotic, and add "knowing."

 

[Mayk]

Angular with sharp features came to mind first...

 

[dani13]

I think she is gorgeous! Her cheekbones and jaw line are to die for. A natural beauty.

 

[Circe]

Circe,
I've started writing another book (which I probably will also leave unfinished, like the rest) and I was looking for a striking face, and this one stood out to me as strong but feminine and potentially fierce.

Then once I started describing it, I ran into trouble so asked for help.

Aaaaah, my apologies for assuming - I went sociological on autopilot. Gypsy, I didn't know you wrote! I'm intrigued, and hope the project winds up as lovely as the inspiration.

 

[Phoenix]

She's certainly beautiful, if somewhat cold and aloof - mind you, this might've been the intention of the photographer with perhaps some photoshop.

Also, I don't know if her cheekbones are really that high IRL. It could be the illusion created by make-up, ie. shading, face-scupting (you'd be amazed what make-up could do) and/ or it could be the result of a "liquid face-lift". I know someone who literally has been transformed from very ordinary/ even less than average looking to a real model-like beauty with the aid of liquid injections, which are aimed at erasing most of the wrinkles and at the same time REALLY lifting her cheekbones (from her previous flat/ almost hollow face).

This model would turn heads, I'd say.

ETA: Just read what you wrote, Gypsy; and I'd venture to say most/ many (?) Asians might say that this is not a tradionally beautiful face from an Asian perspective. She looks somewhat "fierce" as you've said, Gypsy (though again this might have been the intended look).

 

[LaraOnline]

I understand VL's sense of humour, which is very different from the rest posted, who are all women. I found it amusing and no more or less harsh than what others have posted.

I thought VL's input was amusing to read. And now that I go back to the photo...it does rather look in the image as if the nose is somewhat 'lopped', whether due to lighting, photoshop, whatever.

But overall it's an appealing face I guess *shrugs* women are soooo much more than the way they look anyway, I never judge a heroine by her looks!! Many of my greatest heroines are vertically challenged, dumpling-figured women over 50, who never, ever colour their hair.

 

[Malbec54]

I would describe her face as delicate, exquisite, yet elusive

 

[Tuckins1]

Beautiful.