There is no definitive answer for 'hispanic' facial features, it really depends on the person. Some Hispanics have very full, round faces. Others are indistinguishable from other caucasions, including having very light skin, hair and eyes.
In general, the majority of Latinos/Hispanics have warm coloured skin, deep rich brown to black hair and rich brown eyes. The eyes are generally large and almond-shaped with thick dark lashes. They are framed by arched eyebrows (not straight as orientals).
Mouths are generally not small or pinched, but wider with full lips.
Face shapes range from round and full-cheeked to thin and aristocratic. The same holds true for noses, though I have rarely seen the "ski-lift" shape nose on any Latino woman.
First of all this is impossible to answer; there’s no such thing as hispanic racial features, Hispanic isn’t a race, they come in all races and colors, that’s just a linguistic term, that’s as vague as calling all English speakers a race, Hispanics can be mixed race Native American and spaniard(white/european), full native, full white, full black, mixed race native and black, mixed race black and white, and even Asian(middle easterners included)most Hispanics are mixed race or multiracial, some can have native, white, and black dna, a single Hispanic family can have individuals with different phenotypes, for example in a mestizo family, you could be lighter or darker than your parents with different facial features, you could darker than your brother and have more indigenous facial features meanwhile he can be lighter with more european features, or you can be really light and have more indigenous facial features meanwhile your brother can be darker with more european features, so in conclusion you can’t really give an accurate description of them since they come in various phenotypes and genotypes, now you know.
Practically every genetic disorder that includes physical characteristics affects facial features. The term is dysmorphic facial features genetic disorders.
Pluto has loads of facial facial features it has a beard, a unibrow, a beard and buck teeth!
In general conversation, the term facial features is more appropriate to use. Facial lineaments is a term usually used in poetic script or literature, and refers to a distinctive characteristic of the face; however, it is not commonly used in vocal conversation.---Do not use "facial lineaments." The word "lineaments" all by itself means "facial features."
It's amazing how much my daughter's facial features resemble those of my great grandmother.
It is unclear whether the friar had facial features as the description did not mention specifics about his appearance.
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no but the eyes are one
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People have differences in the genes that map facial features. This is why identical twins (twins with the same genetic code) have the same facial features (disregarding non-genetic factors such as scars).
No. It's in the genetics.