Rizz is half delivery, half face fundamentals. Score the half you can measure in a single photo: expression, jaw, midface, and eye area.
17 metrics. The visual input people read in the first 100 milliseconds before you say a word.
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Strip the slang and rizz is the same construct social psychology has been studying for decades: visible warmth plus visible competence, processed by the observer in the first hundred milliseconds of seeing a face. Willis and Todorov 2006 demonstrated that snap judgments on attractiveness, trustworthiness, competence, likability, and aggressiveness all stabilize at 100ms exposure and do not move meaningfully with more time. That early signal is almost entirely visual.
The visual half breaks down into four buckets the scan measures. Expression neutrality: whether the resting face reads as approachable or guarded. Jawline and midface definition: the structural slab that registers as masculinity or femininity. Eye area: canthal tilt, lash density, eye spacing, and orbital depth, which carry most of the warmth signal. Lip seal and skin presentation: cleanliness markers that read as health.
The delivery half (eye contact, conversational timing, humor, listening) cannot be scored from a photo. But the static input that primes every conversation can. That is what the scan returns.
Whether the face at rest reads as approachable or hostile. The biggest gap between people who think they look guarded and what their resting face actually shows up as. Captured in straight-on photo geometry.
Lower jaw angle off horizontal in a left-profile photo. Smaller angles read as more defined and masculine; the structural slab of rizz on the male side.
Vertical proportion of the middle third of the face. Compact midfaces register as forward-grown and youthful, both of which signal health.
The line from inner to outer corner of the eye. Positive tilt reads as alert and warm; flat or negative reads as tired regardless of how you actually feel.
Whether the lips rest closed without effort. Chronic mouth-breathing posture registers as low-energy in still photos.
Texture and tone uniformity across the cheek and forehead. A health signal observers process in the first half-second.
Most people trying to build rizz pour effort into the delivery layer (TikTok pickup scripts, eye-contact drills, voice training) without checking whether the static input is helping or hurting. If your resting expression reads as guarded or your jaw is being smothered by chin-down posture in every photo, no amount of conversational work fixes the first-impression hit you take.
Score the static input first. If the composite is north of percentile 60, the delivery layer is the high-leverage place to spend time. If the composite is below percentile 40, fix the two weakest metrics on the report before you spend another hour on conversational practice. Most weaknesses on the report are soft-tissue or posture, not structural.
Score the visual half. Know your starting line.
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