1. A method for providing facial recognition security, comprising receiving a first image of an individual captured by a polarizing image capture device; comparing facial metrics in the first image to facial metrics in a second image of the individual to determine if the first and second images are of the same individual; if the first and second images are of the same individual, determining if the first image is of a three-dimensional object based on polarized data in the image; if the first image is of a three-dimensional object, comparing the first image with one or more other images of the individual captured by the polarizing image capture device to determine if a micro-movement indicative of a human occurred between the first image and at least one of the one or more other images; and if a micro-movement indicative of a human occurred between the first and at least one of the one or more other images, providing a positive result to the individual.