Why Do You Find One Side Of Your Face More Attractive?

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[carolinelaronda]

My right side is actually my better side

[aditiroy]

I prefer the side which has least pimples💀

[gloriagi]

Wasn't there something about facial asymmetry and people favouring the side with more defined jawline/straighter nose/less hooded eye?

[blackeneddove]

Yep. Left side is my favorite side. I would have never known about this “left side bias” without this video. I thought it was just me.

[subomioduntan]

I have an asymmetrical face, so both sides look really different 😂 My best side is dependent on the angle

[c.v.]

I feel like it’s because most people are right handed and taking pictures of yourself with your right hand gives more flattering pics of the left side than right. Something about the camera and how it picks up the angle

[PortugalForYou]

In my case, the right side is more appealing.

[Sunflowersarepretty]

I knew it had to with emotions and expressions. I noticed it too. Tho i don't see it much in other people i think it's a matter of preference that we all subconsciously agree on. I know my left side looks better so I'll take pictures on that side.

[tishaw.]

Personally I prefer my right. I have a natural beauty mark on my chin right side. Throughout my struggles with my self esteem it’s always been a fav attribute of mine.

[leen-horp]

I think it’s also because alot of people sleep on their right side of their face ( wich also can cause a breathing issues leading you to breathe from your right nostril more often which makes it bigger)

[came_leon]

I’m a lefty but is has nothing to do with emotions; it’s due to the asymmetry, my left cheek is leaner than my right one so my left side has more of a high cheekbone, chiseled look

[JimitoGardenhire]

For me it’s opposite my right side conveys more emotion and my right eye is a bit more beautiful just slightly more beautiful looking then my left eye in real life. I can also fully lift my right eyebrow upwards by itself while I can’t do it as much with my left eyebrow

[Yeshyes]

I was obsessed with my left side .. wasn’t til my 30’s that I started loving my right side 😘😘😘😘 I even give it more attention when doing my makeup 😅

[critical_thoughtt]

im fairly certain its connected to posture. Most people use their right hand and arm for generally everything, including holding their phones at unhealthy angles. This strains the muscles and causes postural imbalance as your left hand/arm is mostly unused and right is stressed. Most people are right hand dominant. It causes your neck muscles to be weaker on the right side thus causing weaker side profile and lack of forward projection of that side of your facial muscles aswell.

[ral]

Interesting. I thought it would be related to reading faces left to right and looking in the mirror makes you read the left side of your face first, whereas most people looking at you would observe the right side of your face first. But that might not apply with people who’s written language is structured differently.
I know most people prefer mirrored images of themselves instead of the angle other people see looking at them.

[julia.vasilieva]

I love my right side way more. My left side looks sloppy, and right side is much more sharp and sophisticated :)

[rad]

I have two very different side profiles unfortunately, and it has become one of my biggest insecurities 💔 my right side is just terrible it almost has a complete different bone structure from my left side

[nineelevendawggg]

Why she look so majestic tho the woman shown 🗿🗿💀💀

[makijoy]

Actually, research shows that there might be a correlation between mothers, holding their child on the right side, and then looking into their child’s left eye most often than the right… So as the child ages and develops, when looking into their own left eye in a reflection, or into others, left eye, it triggers an emotional/bonding response.

[JoeMama-llik]

There's a study on the fact that majority of people tend to view the right side of peoples faces much more than the left side when interacting with them. It's a general habit of interaction for most people and you can test it yourself by interacting with people you have interacted with before and focus specifically on which side of the face you are looking at, one may make you a bit uncomfortable since it feels like you have a completely new view of the person.
Similarly we do the same when we look at ourselves in the mirror so we often become more comfortable with the left side of our face since mirrors reflect. Unfortunately this isn't the side other people typically pay attention to as much.