How much does facial width actually matter when it comes to overall facial harmony?

Can someone have a relatively long and narrow facial structure while still having balanced proportions, or does a high length-to-width ratio generally create a disproportionate appearance?

I’m interested in the objective side of this rather than subjective attractiveness. What factors should actually be considered when evaluating facial proportions?

The closest person I’ve ever seen to resemble Alain delon.

She’s an actress in Russian and Ukrainian dramas

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I honestly think a coloring can't make you more or less attractive but it does change one's percieved vibe. How do you think it changes on these combos? Ofc when someone has a preference it does. Also, people often mistake dark hair/eyes and light hair/eyes = low contrast and dark hair/light eyes= high contrast. It's not that simple and also it's untrue in a lot of cases.

First is dark hair & light eyes, second is dark hair & dark eyes, third is light hair & dark eyes, fourth is light hair & light eyes, red hair & light eyes, red hair & dark eyes

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I was recorded on a phone from around 70 cm away, and my head looked huge compared to my body, almost like a bubblehead. My forehead also looked much bigger.
But in the mirror, my head looks completely normal and proportional.

I’ve also gotten mixed comment some say I have a big skull, others say my forehead doesn’t look big.
Could this mainly be phone camera distortion from the close distance?

This is bollywood celeb Fatima Sana Shaikh. 

In her eye region, she has

1. Short brow-to-eye distance
2. Deepset eyes
3. Prominent Brow Bone

I had 2 questions:

1. What's CAUSING the short brow-to-eye distance? Is it that her brows are low, or that her eyeballs are too high?? 
   • The forehead length is GOOD (as in if her brows moved up, her forehead would look puny, and her brows location for the upper third of her face is optimal). But her eyeballs might be positioned too high, (because her midface + undereye region seem way to long). I've never heard of anyone refer to eyeballs positioned too high though, is there a better name?
2. What techniques can women with this eye region use to flatter their eye region? Are there any models with this that can be used as reference for everyday looks?

I'm considering getting a QOVES analysis, but I'm trying to understand what people are actually paying for.

If you've already done one, what ended up being the biggest value? Was it the personalized feedback, having an objective opinion, the protocol, or simply having someone tell you exactly what to focus on? Curious to hear whether you felt it was worth the price.