Women with Make Up Thin Men More Attractive eyes The woman who never leaves the house without layers of foundation , blusher face and eye makeup may have to reassess their beauty rituals , especially if it aims to look more attractive . Broadly speaking , these results suggest that the likelihood of women wearing cosmetics to attract attention in the wrong way
A study published in the Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, recently concluded that women are considered more attractive with makeup 30 to 40 percent thinner than usual .
Many women no longer take into account the time spent on makeup and money spent on foundation, powder , blusher, eye shadow , eyeliner , and lipstick for years . However , according to a recent study published in TIME , if their main purpose is to look more attractive in the presence of men , all their efforts futile possibility .
Researchers at Bangor University and the University of Aberdeen in the UK asked 44 women to apply makeup like when they will have fun in the city . Each woman was photographed before and after berias , and the image is cooked up to generate 21 images for each woman , each with a different makeup thickness .
The photos were shown to the custom sample group of students are also students who were then asked to choose the picture that they find most interesting . Overall, both men and women prefer a woman with makeup photo 40 percent thinner than before . Even so , compared to men , women showed a tendency for samples like makeup is a little thicker .
" Broadly speaking , these results suggest that the likelihood of women wearing cosmetics to attract attention in the wrong way , " according to the authors of the study results .
" This mistake seems more tied to the notion of male above expectations , and , to a lesser degree , the expectations are owned by women . "
Many women no longer take into account the time spent on makeup and money spent on foundation, powder , blusher, eye shadow , eyeliner , and lipstick for years . However , according to a recent study published in TIME , if their main purpose is to look more attractive in the presence of men , all their efforts futile possibility .
Researchers at Bangor University and the University of Aberdeen in the UK asked 44 women to apply makeup like when they will have fun in the city . Each woman was photographed before and after berias , and the image is cooked up to generate 21 images for each woman , each with a different makeup thickness .
The photos were shown to the custom sample group of students are also students who were then asked to choose the picture that they find most interesting . Overall, both men and women prefer a woman with makeup photo 40 percent thinner than before . Even so , compared to men , women showed a tendency for samples like makeup is a little thicker .
" Broadly speaking , these results suggest that the likelihood of women wearing cosmetics to attract attention in the wrong way , " according to the authors of the study results .
" This mistake seems more tied to the notion of male above expectations , and , to a lesser degree , the expectations are owned by women . "
