Lucky to Feminine-Faced Men

Last Updated on Saturday, 19 June 2010 02:28 Written by putra Saturday, 19 June 2010 02:28

Women tend to like a man with a feminine, such as when starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Titanic, according to researchers from the UK. Studies indeed show that men who had the face of feminist and melancholy, much loved by women. Why?

Natural health care researchers from St Andrews University said, an attractive rate of someone affected by the ‘visual diet’, or a diet ‘seldom seen a man’. Researchers asked 240 adolescents aged 11 to 15 years at the school or dormitory for women.

Compared to women who are of school in a public place (male and female mixed), pupil at the eye of school adolescent girls in school for women, became more sharp when they saw men with feminine faces.

This health information research shows that visual effects diet or a diet ‘seldom seen a man’ influence attractive rates than men, and men with feminine faces are preferred and give the impression attractive to a woman who rarely saw the man than the man who has a masculine face.

Their health care study, published in the Journal of Personality and Individual Differences indicate that the visual appearance of facial regions especially feminine, with large eyes and full lips is the kind of guy who favored by women, especially those who live in an environment that rarely have male figures.

Several other health care information studies also confirmed that men who have feminine faces more easily get a girlfriend rather than a masculine looking man. “When people see a masculine face, the notion that arises is the domination and social power,” said Dr Tamsin Saxton as quoted from the BBC.

The woman claimed that feminine looking man described as a gentle man, and unfaithful. Men with wide eyes, smooth face and thinner, more curved eyebrows and a better complexion is also more desirable.

Meanwhile, men who are considered disloyal and a candidate for a bad parent, masculine types with larger noses, smaller eyes and thick eyebrows eyes. “However, the face is not always determine the type of personality because sometimes deceiving face,” said Saxton.