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Foreheadthe is a term that refers to the area of the face above the eyebrows and below the hairline. It is a prominent feature of the human face and can vary in size, shape, and prominence among individuals. The forehead is composed of bone, skin, and underlying muscles that control facial expressions. In some contexts, the size and shape of the forehead are considered part of aesthetic beauty standards, with certain proportions being more highly regarded than others.

The forehead plays a role in non-verbal communication, as the muscles within it allow for expressions such as surprise, concern, or thought. Furrowing the brow, for instance, is a common expression associated with thinking or displeasure and is produced by muscles in the forehead. The hairline, which marks the boundary between the forehead and the scalp, also contributes to the overall appearance of the forehead and can be influenced by genetics, age, and hair loss. In some cultures and historical periods, the shape and appearance of the forehead have been associated with intelligence or other character traits, though these associations are not scientifically supported. Medical conditions can also affect the appearance of the forehead, such as certain genetic disorders or injuries.