What is my type?
Your 'type' is the physical look you tend to find attractive — a pattern your brain formed from every face you've ever seen and found appealing. Most people have one, even if they can't name it.
Do you actually have a type?
Research suggests most people do have a consistent pattern — a cluster of features they're disproportionately drawn to. It's not always about ethnicity or hair color. For some, it's jaw shape. For others, it's the way eyes are set. Your type is your pattern.
How to find your physical type
The most accurate way is to look at who you've found attractive over time and find the pattern. That's what our free test does: by showing you many different-looking faces, it isolates which features show up consistently in your choices.
What the r-value means
We express your type as an r-value (a correlation coefficient between 0 and 1). An r near 1 means you have a narrow, specific type. An r near 0 means you're broadly attracted — your taste doesn't follow a single pattern.
Is your type fixed?
Your physical type can shift with experience. People often find their type expands or shifts after meeting someone who didn't fit their previous pattern. The test captures your type right now — not for life.
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