Sample ancestry report

Browse a sample ancestry report before exploring your own

See an ancestry report example from a single photo, including population matches, ancestry estimates, and written analysis. Priya and Sofia agreed to let us use their images, and we also included a demo with Dwayne Johnson for comparison.

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Each example highlights a different face and ancestry mix, so you can get a feel for the kind of results Face DNA provides. It can also help you see how the report might support early genealogy research or family-history conversations.

Sample analysis

Population matches

Modern and ancient reference groups

See how your features relate to present-day populations and historical ancestry groups.

Priya sample report

Your face exhibits a softly rounded oval shape with a balanced bone structure that is neither overly angular nor too delicate. Your cheekbones are moderately prominent, providing a gentle contour that enhances facial symmetry without sharpness. The jawline is smooth and well-defined, tapering naturally toward the chin, which contributes to an overall harmonious facial balance. Your brow ridge is subtle yet distinct, framing your eyes elegantly and adding depth to your gaze.

Facial symmetry is notably high, with evenly spaced features that align well vertically and horizontally. This symmetry is often associated with genetic health and attractiveness across many cultures. Unique structural identifiers include your smooth forehead and the gentle arch of your eyebrows, which complement your eye shape and add expressiveness to your face. These features are commonly found among South Asian populations, particularly in Indian, Bangladeshi, and Sri Lankan ethnic groups.

The skin tone is a warm medium brown with a natural glow, indicative of melanin levels typical in South Asian ancestries. This skin tone harmonizes beautifully with your dark hair and eyes, creating a cohesive and culturally resonant appearance. Traditional cultures in the Indian subcontinent often celebrate such features as symbols of beauty and vitality.

Fun fact: In classical Indian art, the oval face shape with balanced features was often idealized as a symbol of divine beauty, frequently depicted in sculptures and paintings of deities and royalty.

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