Why Science Says She Has The Most Beautiful Face

Florence Colgate is an 18-year old student with blonde hair and blue eyes. That, however, is not why she won the competition. Yes, they had a competition about this in England.

8,000 women who needed to be told they're pretty took part. Contestants were judged without make-up and disqualified if they had had plastic surgery or chemical enhancement.

Apparently it has to do with the optimum ratio between eyes, mouth, forehead and chin. Ideally -- this isn't me talking, this is science -- someone would have pupils just half the width of her face from ear to ear, Florence almost foots the bill by scoring a 44 percent ratio.

Science also says the most attractive woman's distance between her eyes and mouth is a little over a third of the measurement between her hair line and chin. Colgate's ratio is 32.8 percent.

It also doesn't hurt that her face is almost perfectly symmetrical, either! This is supposedly a sign of natural beauty, first thrown out there by Leonardo Da Vinci. Florence joins the likes of Shania Twain, Jessica Alba, and Elizabeth Hurley. Here is what she looks like according to her Twitter profile:

Florence will go to a London modeling agency to get her picture taken for billboards and posters for Superdrug stores that will appear across the country. She should be modeling for Facebook.

You get it, FACEbook?

I don't have a perfect face, I need my sense of humor.