The modern woman spends a lot of money on their own appearance. And if the result is successful with the opposite sex, then we can assume that time and money are not wasted. In the worst case, the opposite effect is obtained: a woman looks well-groomed in the eyes of men, but not attractive. So which people like the opposite sex the most?
Interesting research was conducted by British sociologists. The female and male subjects were asked to create an ideally attractive female face, using the individual features of "top-rated" beauties. The results shocked the scientists. It turns out that men and women have quite a different idea of beauty.
So, the ideal from the point of view of the image of women included: luxury resin hair Frieda Pinto spectacularly prominent cheekbones Keira Knightley, straight nose, Blake Lively, high forehead, Natalie Portman, bushy eyebrows vrazlet Cara Delevingne, the gentle outline of the lips, Scarlett Johansson, elegant chin Megan Fox and fascinating eyes of Mila Kunis.
The resulting image is an exotic beauty with delicate but expressive features that meet the European standard of the Golden Mask of beauty.
But the image is the most sexually attractive from the men’s point of view: Shakira's blond curls, a small nose-button with Miranda Kerr's broad nose, Kate Middleton’s “clear” eyebrows, Jennifer Aniston’s not-too-high brow, pronounced cheekbones and hyper-plump lips of Angelina Jolie. In combination with such lips, Megan Fox's chin (a choice identical to that of a woman) looks reduced and weak. The eyes of Mila Kunis, too, men find unusually attractive, but in the male version due to the shape of the nose and eyebrows, they seem to be spaced slightly wider than in the female.
In general, the masculine view of feminine attractiveness more corresponds to not the ideal proportions of beauty, but to the standard “baby-faceness”, which completely reflects the masculine desire to lead and dominate. Blonde hair and hyper plump lips are fully consistent with the modern European notion of sexuality. And, only the magnetic eyes of Mila Kunis give the image a kind of demonic piquancy.
So, if you decide to do an aesthetic tuning of your own appearance, decide first for whom you are doing it in the first place: for “beloved” or for your man. From your priorities: "noble beauty" or "stunning sexuality," will largely depend on the actions of cosmetologists and stylists.
