The variability hypothesis states that males in general have more variability than females. That is, if you were to plot specific quantifiable traits onto a distribution curve, the female curve's standard deviation would be lower.
example, blue curve would be female.
statistical support for this theory:
now obviously the means are different, but you can see that the standard deviations are also different.
as for the reasoning behind this, an excellent male specimen can reproduce with many females in quick succession, but the same cannot be said for females. this reasoning is actually the same basis for the female vs. male mate selection psychology, but I digress.
we can assume this applies to looks too. it should theoretically look something like that graph with the blue and green curve. this is also why there are so many more male models that stand out compared to the rest of the population compared to female models. the male ceiling is theoretically higher in a practical sense too. so yes, women are closer to each other in looks than men are.
honestly, ban makeup. it contributes a ridiculous amount to the overinflated egos of foids and male simpery. and the chemicals from them are poisoning our water supplies.