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'She has large eyes, high cheekbones, full lips and a fair complexion. 'Florence has all the classic signs of beauty,' she added. I'm very happy with the way I look and I would never have any plastic surgery or Botox.'Ĭarmen Lefèvre, from the University of St Andrews perception laboratory in the School of Psychology, said beauty is strongly linked to symmetry. 'I hope people will look at me and think they don't need to.
'Women should not have to feel that they have to wear make-up,' she said. She says she would love to have a career in modelling (model Agyness Deyn once worked in a chip shop too) – but is currently studying business, geography and psychology and intends to do business management at university. The proportional beauty theory has been around ever since Da Vinci applied visionary thinking and mathematical genius to describing the perfect face more than half a millennium ago.įor Florence, it became reality when friends, family and chip shop customers persuaded her to enter a competition run by ITV's Lorraine programme to highlight natural beauty and encourage women to be proud of their natural look.įlorence, who normally wears light foundation and mascara and admits to using concealer and Vaseline, won a trip to a London model agency and will appear on billboards and posters in Superdrug stores across the country. Face value: The student at her Saturday day job chip off the old block: as a baby with mum LisaĪnd to top it off, Florence's face is almost perfectly symmetrical, which is also scientifically linked with beauty.
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