Who Is More Attractive? · PSL Comparison
Dead heat — both Henry Cavill and Robert Pattinson land at PSL 6.5. They win on different features: Henry Cavill on square jaw / acute gonial angle, Robert Pattinson on positive canthal tilt.
Cavill's gonial angle sits around 115–120°, which is in the ideal range for masculine facial structure. The mandibular ramus is long and vertical, creating the characteristic rectangular lower face. Combined with high masseter definition, this is the single most cited reason for his high rating.
His philtrum (distance between nose base and upper lip) runs slightly longer than ideal. In close-up shots this creates a minor midface imbalance. It's a subtle failo that doesn't register in most viewing distances, but it's the most common point raised in community debates about whether he's 6.5 or 7.0.
One of the most frequently cited canthal tilt examples alongside Efron and Cavill. Pattinson's tilt is approximately +3–4° and very consistent across different photo angles.
Pattinson's bigonial width is below the ideal. His jaw is narrow for his facial width, creating a somewhat tapered lower face. This is the most cited failo preventing a higher rating.
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