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Actually, much of what our Danish guest sees in non American movies is not too far from reality in those countries. In countries like Iran, Mexico, and especially, in India, for example people from the upper class tend to look lighter skinned, and have higher rates of colored eyes and lighter hair, and they also tend to be taller and more skeletally developed than those living in rural areas.

Actually, Iran is not the best example here because in some northern villages some people are almost entirely blue or green eyed with sandy brown or brown hair rather than brown eyed and with black hair. Upper class people vary in terms of how they look and most are almost entirely well groomed.

There is another issue also. People from the upper class have access to things that enable them to improve on their looks: the money, the knowledge, and of course, the time and the incentive. For a rural person in a non Western country, looking like a world reknown European or American actress is just not a concern.

In Iran, for example, many young people have taken a liking to American movies and most women are attempting to achieve the look of Angelina Jolie or some other successful Hollywood actress such as Nicole Kidman. Angelina's sharp thin eyebrows, the small chiseled nose, high cheekbones, and thick lips are very popular. Plastic surgery is on the high rise for anyone who enters the capital city and can manage somehow to afford it. Iranian actresses vary quite a bit in how they look. Mahtab Keramati has white skin and grayish eyes. Mahnaz Afshar has brown eyes and brown hair and her skin is often what I call a medium white and she is often tanned. Her face is notably round and she is one of the few Iranian actresses who has not had a rhinoplasty and has still managed to be attractive by virtue of having a very expressive face. Niki Karimi has green eyes and in some movies she is darkened and in some others she is lighter depending on the role she has to play. Her face has an East Asian look to it in my opinion. It is the shape of her eyes and the way her eyelids look. Golshifte Farahani and her sister Shaghayegh Farahani are both olive skinned with dark brown eyes, black hair, and have very large eyebrows. Mitra Hajjar also falls in the category of dark hair, dark eyes, and olive skin and in some movies she wears green or gray contacts depending on the role she plays and has noticeably large eyebrows.

As for rural people having square jaw, I can say that I am not a visitor to Denmark nor to a Latin American country, and haven't been able to compare the differences firsthand. In Spanish soap operas, I have noticed though that the men and women do not resemble the Latin American actors/actresses in the United States also. Just an inside scoop about Salma Hayek: she is half Lebanese but seems to identify with her Latin American side more.

Up to date, there are 5 women who have been recognized as the most beautiful women in the world. Notably, they are neither entirely European, nor East Asian, nor African in ancestry.

Latin America: Adriana Lima
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8089696@N02/695463875/

United States: Angelina Jolie
http://www.flickr.com/photos/40213787@N00/358011411/

Lebanon/an Arab Country: Haifa Wehbe
http://www.arabiccelebrities.com/images/Letter_H_pictures/Haifaa_Wehbe/h...

Iran: Claudia Lynx also known as Shaghayegh in the Iranian community
http://www.rozanehmagazine.com/MayJune05/Shaghayegh%20Iranian%20Artist%2...

India: Aishwarya Rai
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39527119@N00/64486036/

I personally concluded that the international formula for a beautiful face is as follows by looking at pictures of these women:

1) long dark hair (from black to dark brown)
2) skin color that is neither pale white nor very dark (beige white to caramel or ligth olive)
3) dark arched eyebrows that compliment the shap of the top eyelid
4) catlike green eyes (ranging between hazel and light green)
5) well formed cheekbones or prominent cheeks on the top part of the face
6) small nose, not noticeably large, even mildly drooping or hooked as in the case of Aishwarya Rai and claudia Lynx is not bad
7) full lips (all five have noticeably full lips that are proportional to the face) though I believe that Angelina Jolie's and Adriana Lima's may look better if it were slightly thinner, while Claudia, Haifa's, and Aishwarya's lips are ideal.

The type of look that these women have is very international. They resemble a nice mixture of European, Semetic, and in some cases Asian or Native American ancestry. I think that people, many Westerners particularly, aspire to this a lot. Of course, honestly, I don't ever think a black woman who doesn't have carmel skin with light brown to hazel/green eyes and is not tall and thin such as Tyra Banks will ever be on the ranks of the most beautiful women in the world and neither will an East Asian woman or Latin American who doesn't appear to be mixed with some European. Interestingly though, someone like Nicole Kidman who is entirely Northern European is also unlikely to be identified as the most beautiful woman in the world.

Angelina Jolie is the only one among these 5 that has a square jaw and Haifa Wehbe's jaw is also very angled and well formed. Aishwarya Rai, Claudia Lynx, and Adriana Lima are not what this site would term as square jawed, but their jawlines are very well formed and beautiful angled.

The most beautiful and most natural of them all in my opinion are Angelina Jolie and Aishwarya Rai. Aishwarya Rai has had no surgeries at all. Claudia Lynx is 3rd and appears to have at least had a nose job and a breast job recently if not other things and Haifa Wehbe 4th because she has had some noticeable surgeries, and 5th, in my opinion, is Adriana Lima. I only like Adriana's hair and skin and eye color. I am not a fan of the entire face and her smile and look is very cold to me. Her eyebrows are flat too.

Anyways here is my analysis. I hope that it was helpful and introduces a new perspective