The phrase "aspects of your face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features, characteristics, or elements related to someone's facial appearance.
Example: "The photographer captured the various aspects of your face beautifully in the portrait."
Alternatives: "features of your face" or "characteristics of your face".
Use makeup to draw attention to other aspects of your face, for example your eyes or your mouth.
Choosing a haircut based on your face shape can help you avoid drawing attention to the wrong aspects of your face.
Try to strike a good balance: you want just enough lighting to show all the amazing aspects of your face, but not so much that they vanish and leave you looking like a shining mirror.
However, we note that the STS has been proposed to be involved in changeable aspects of faces, such as expression or gaze direction (Haxby et al., 2000), and thus might not have been expected to be strongly active in the current experiment in which static images with mostly neutral expressions were used.
Among other consensus methods available we discarded the Delphi technique because it diminishes the positive aspects of interaction at face-to-face meetings.
Changeable aspects of faces such as eye gaze, expression, and lip movement are thought to be primarily represented in the posterior part of the superior temporal sulcus (STS) (Allison et al. 2000; Grossman et al. 2000, 2004; Blakemore and Decety 2001; Grossman and Blake 2001 , 2002.
But these lapdog aspects of professional face-painting were anathema to Picasso.
Heywood pushed the idea of "government as a platform" – a central service that links all aspects of customer-facing government instead of running a series of disjointed silos as it has done in the past.
Foster says other House members regularly seek him out to discuss technical aspects of issues facing Congress and that party affiliation is no barrier.
