Research suggests that a person's facial features can indicate their intelligence, power, and even criminal tendencies. Scientists have found that individuals with higher IQs tend to be more attractive, while those with wider faces are often perceived as more dominant and successful.
Mark Fetscherin, a professor at Rollins College in Florida, discovered a link between the shape of a CEO's face and company profits. His book 'CEO Branding' notes that executives often have wider faces, which correlates with aggressive and ambitious behaviour. This is thought to be linked to higher testosterone levels.
Studies at Cornell University showed that people could distinguish between guilty and innocent individuals by looking at mugshots. Additionally, research indicates that those with high IQs, such as actresses Kate Beckinsale and Natalie Portman, tend to be better looking, possibly due to higher-quality DNA with fewer mutations.
