@@ozancanca9740 buzzfeed is filled with a bunch of underqualified simps and pseudo feminists who are half-knowledged imbeciles trying to act smart and hip
Live their life. Chase their dreams and accomplish goals. Be interesting. Be strategic. Experiment with their look; because “ugly” ppl don’t have the added pressure of looking conventionally attractive all the time. Yes, there are benefits to being attractive, but there is freedom in being ugly.
Either do something about it if they can (surgery, learning what looks good on them for example) or just focus on other things. There are other qualities to a person then looks. Beauty is like money, it's really nice to have it, but it's not a requirement for happiness.
@@MrVinceMunro I suppose that it isn't a requirement for happiness but I doubt there is anyone on earth who isn't impacted by how they look. Pretty privilege or the halo effect is real and can definitely affect job prospects or how people are treated. I've lost 30lbs and I can't afford surgery so I'm stuck with what I have 🙃
My two cents (as a painter) I think no one is really ugly people just don't know how to look their best! And also to me there is a thing much more important than classical beauty . Beauty alone obviously helps but it's not a requirement to be charming ! There is a lot of people who wouldn't be considered perfect at all but look absolutely alluring and you can't take your eyes off them . It's a mix of the way they talk, walk , dress themselves. It's the confidence and the personality they display . Being attractive doesn't mean all. Few examples: Imagine a beautiful woman or an handsome man . You see them and think wow ! But then you see them spitting on the floor or being rude to someone and suddenly they are not so attractive anymore . Now imagine an old lady who still puts her best effort on putting makeup doing her hair and dress glamorously. I would be instantly drawn to her! The fact that beauty comes from within may seem extremely cheesy but at least in my opinion it's true
I was once asked why I smile so much. I smile, because my neutral expression tend to seem intimidating to others. (I am tall, have an unattractive face and frizzy hair, and tend to move 'efficiently' rather than femininely). So I started to smile more, and tried to make my body language more 'submissive'. Unfortunately, this actually had an effect on my mind - making me more insecure, and more submissive than my natural self. I have been trying to learn how to fix that, not to be overly dominant, but to be in balance with my natural, confident personality. And one thing I noticed was *HOW* I smiled. Because many people see a smile as 'just a smile'. However, many people use a 'submissive smile', which subconsciously make you feel more insecure. When really, they should be using the 'genuine, confident smile'. Because when an attractive person use a submissive smile, it can increase the attractiveness, because he/she is 'lowering' their status, so a person who considers himself less attractive than her dares to approach. Because he is interested in her, the smile increase her attractiveness, and increase his status, because an attractive woman shows interest/submission to him. However, when an unattractive person use a submissive smile, it can actually decrease the attractiveness. Because the average guy considers her lower status than him, he is not interested in her 'submission'; he can even be directly uncomfortable because he now feels that he must be really unattractive when such an unattractive female dares to approach, because mens status are to some degree based on the attractiveness of the women he is getting with. And no, men are not evil because of this, this is the subconscious mind/biological instincts talking. However, using the genuine confident smile will actually make the unattractive woman more attractive. Maybe not enough to make her super attractive, but it should make a small difference for most.
People say im cute but not so much when im smiling, i had to do some research before smiling ever again after seeing my photos in other people's post loool i legit smile like this👁👄👁
@@HereIAm247 Similiar to me, first week in my previous school I didnt smile so much, most of the time neutral. But you know what happen, the most attractive girl in my school have a crush on me. Girls try to flirt with me, because I dont smile too much it create mysterious vibe. Yeah but then I read buzzfeed to smile more etc, I feel like clown. Friend start to tease me. Even some start to disrespect me. Now I now my mistake, fix it. Yeah if you are a men dont smile all the time. Keep it minimum
They simply ARE more attractive. Not wildly asymmetrical, like deformity, but slightly, because it gives face more expression and suggestion. 100% symmetry is boring looking.
@mika I'm thinking that researchers carrying out studies on unattractive faces would have to be tactful about it, for example, not out rightly tell the participants that they are unattractive but mask it in generic language.
@Succubus Titties you make out as though personality doesn't matter. Looks are everything for first impressions, but an unattractive personality can be very off putting. and a good personality makes you want to spend time with them. Stop spending all your time on .me
@@jlc5271 yes literally there was the one ‘good looking’ guy and everyone said he was good looking but to me he was ugly and I couldn’t point out why. I mean I don’t usually fine people ugly, if anything the closest thing is plain but for me he was UGLY
@Succubus Titties you are wrong, I know a 6’4 guy who is extremely good looking but he gets no girls or friends Frl because his personality sucks, you’d be surprised but looks aren’t as important as you think, it’s more social status
@Succubus Titties EXACTLY! It’s much more about social status than looks. A person can only understand this after being an outcast for an extended period of time. Most “ugly” and “average” looking people who are leaders or of high importance in their social circles and communities are never without romantic attention.
I mean people with dimples and prominent cheekbones tend to be attractive so yes smiling works the prettier you are. If you're average it doesn't do much(I'm just annotating from the video.)
As an adult, I've come to find that while smiling while showing teeth can be inviting to people and make you look approachable, it can also signal to manipulative and anti-social personality types that you're easy prey. Also if you're a person with significant resources that other people want (financial/material and/or a high sexual market value i.e. beautiful/great build, etc), a wide toothy smile tends to attract even the most diametrically opposed people i.e. unattractive individuals and those who are not of your socioeconomic group. It can also unfortunately have the effect of making one look less intelligent than they are which goes back to the first reason, which is that it makes you look easily manipulable. A stern, resting bitch face may make you look too aloof and unapproachable on the other hand, such that it may discourage people from wanting to form valuable relationships with you, and you may end up loosing out on great opportunities because of this. Think of the number of times you've heard someone great say that they wanted to approach someone else and ask them out on a date, but that person they wanted to ask out was just too intimidating to approach. I've found that a good middle ground is to do what Tyra Banks calls smiling with your eyes, and smiling slightly with your mouth closed such that your lips are only slightly upturned. This gives you both a degree of approachability but it also has enough seriousness to keep manipulators away. It gives people the sense that your warm enough to deal with, but also intelligent and trust worthy to not take crap from anyone.
Maybe you don't often smile when you look at yourself in the mirror, so you're not used to seeing your face when ypu smile? The same way we usually like the flipped mirror version better than the camera version if ourselves, because we're used to our asymmetric face in the mirror and therefore doesn't notice it?
Actually i have realised and noticed something beauty is nothing but the eye's and mind's trick its all brain games what u idealise will appear beautiful to you and what u degrade wont appear that much pretty trust me its brain games.
It's also of a point of brand luxury. You look at something that is not average, but upper than you. It's mean if you wear this clothes, you are not like others. You don't need to prove anything because you're "rich"
I honestly find ppl who don’t smile constantly attractive, they seem deeper and more interesting to me, not “scary” or “intimidating” like most people see them. But then again, I always have a serious face lmao.
The most time I have a neutral look. I only laugh when there's really something to laugh at. People are telling me to smile more. Anyway thanks for the compliment :)
I thought my whole life that I have an ugly smile and that I look better with a neutral face expression, but never truly believed it because of the myth that a smile makes you more attractive. Thank you for debunking it
I think that not smiling makes people more *aesthetically* attractive, but in terms of like, romantic or emotional attraction, a lot of times I first realize I have feelings for someone when we're both laughing or smiling at something and then meet each other's eyes and I'm like oh shit why does this person smiling feel so magical. So I think it just kinda depends
I hate when people tell me to smile more for the pictures, when I smile my face gets rounder and I have weird teeth, and idk how to make my eyes look happy so the smiles look extremely fake and I end up looking terrible and feeling bad after looking at the photo, which is the exact opposite effect that I was meant to have 💀
I look weird too, like that hide-the-pain-harold meme, you know? I heard somewhere that it has something to do with the jaw - that certain people look like they’re in pain when they’re smiling, but I don’t know what it is for sure 🤣 It would be great if he could make a video on this topic
@@zombieprince5139 to me it sounds like u have extra cheek fat, narrow maxilla and recessed eye orbitals. attractive smiles are wide with hollow cheeks and the eyes "disapear" which is a result of forward grown eye orbitals
"Showing one's teeth is a submission signal in primates. Once someone smiles at me, all I see is a chimpanzee begging for its life" Wise words from Dwight Schrute.
Showing teeth in chimpanzees actually a mockery or a form of challenges to the Alpha male. Sometimes after the smile the chimp would scream to mock the alpha even more.
My already big nose just becomes more wide and big, and all the angles of my face disappear and I look like an egg (my sister compares me to Pennywise). It's embarrassing
I too look like an egg! When I can't see what I look like, I tend to not look good when I smile, but when I take a selfie, because I can alter my face in small ways, the angle and the lighting, I look MUCH better.
my problem is that Im not a smiley person and I feel my face looks tense when I smile. the way my smile lines form look weird...one side is dimpled on the cheek and the other side has a dimple right in the nasolabial fold.
In Islam according to the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Smiling in your brother's face is an act of charity” So I'm going to keep smiling despite my conventionally unattractive face.
Hi. I'm a teen with smile lines and proud of it. I've EARNED those, gosh dang it. You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but personally I'm grateful that I have had so many things to smile about in my short lifetime. Plus, most people that I talk to find it endearing.
The most time I have an emotionless face and some of my classmates told me that I look intimidating, serious, someone not to mess with. Some of them who got to know me closer were surprised by my playful, fun, joking me. And I also feel like I get extra respect. I even get personally asked if I'm fine with this and that. I don't find me that attractive, but I find me personally better looking with that neutral face.
@Mikey moo personally people says that, at first, I look cold distant and charismatic because I have this emotionless face lol , I don't think it's attractive
The Victoria Secret models smile because they're selling lingerie, the product (the women and the lingerie) suggests fun, inviting, party-time, available, willing, open, etc.
Exactly the other high fashion runway models dont smile because they are literally supposed to be like a blank canvas showcasing the clothes. Its all about the clothes and nothing should detract from that because thats what they’re selling. Thats why all the models have the exact same hair and makeup.
looks good in pictures but in real life they look like they know something about you that you don't .I don't know I would be scared of someone like that .
I agree that some ppl look more beautiful with a smile. Ive seen some ppl like that go from fairly attractive to radiant due to smiling. I am the opposite, i look far better with a straight face. I just dont hve a pretty or beautiful radiant smile
Solution: Smile without teeth. Not an entirely neutral expression so it still gives you the benefit of drawing others in yet yet if you have big cheeks (like me) you don't end up looking like a chipmunk.
Studies have shown that a closed smile is worse than a neutral face and gets rated as the least attractive of all 3 options, as it is inauthentic and doesn’t convincingly convey positive emotion. You might want to look into it
@@ltotheop7512 true, I always notice how the ones smiling with teeth on the schoolphoto look WAY better than those with a closed smile. Smiling with teeth just brings more attention to the face as a whole and looks natural and genuine. A closed smile seems more forced and less geniune.
@@IMITZU I think it depends on the eyes though. For me what makes a smile genuine or not is the eyes not whether the person is smiling with no teeth or not as you can still smile quite largely without teeth.
Fax it’s all about the eyes.. If you scrunch your eyes a tiny bit they resemble smiling eyes and it can go well together with a closed mouth smile. It’s all in context though too! It’s attractive when you smile with your teeth at a really funny joke.. It’s attractive when you smile with your eyes during something flirty or mischievously It’s attractive when you have a neutral face while showing determination or dominance in something..
I've noticed that smiling makes my cheeks look rather big which people often pointed out. "You look really weird when you smile." Tbh it made me really sad cause when I was a kid, everyone said "You should smile more." I've noticed that a lot of girls get this comment thrown at them too. My male cousins don't smile or even laugh and no one ever tells them otherwise smh
Haa these videos make me even more self concious! Listen y'all, -smile when ur happy -keep a straight face when ur serious -cry when ur sad PERIOD. Show ur true feelings and emotions!..ur true self..uniqueness and loving urself is the most attractive thing ever!!❤️
something that worked for me is- if you start pretending you are confident, attractive etc you actually become it. it’s something i’ve done and it truly works, starting from pretending makes people around you treat you like it , then your state of mind follows. granted, some people are naturally born with beauty, but behaviour makes a lot of difference
People over think so much lmao Smiling is good, it means you're happy so who cares if you look better not smiling. If you want to be happy, allow yourself to smile more The reason models don't smile btw is because they're advertising the product, make up , clothes etc. Smiling can be distracting as some models have weird smiles on cam, plus it's hard to fake a natural smile. Serious look can be sexy if you're trying to appear dominant and powerful, that's about it. Smiling can be sexy cuz it's happy
Honestly these kind of videos are depressing. We already know that beautiful people are beautiful. And still were looking for 1000 of reasons why someone is beautiful.
I love knowing why people are beautiful. Most features that we find attractive are evolutionary based and other societal. But most people wouldn't be able to pin down exactly what it is about a person that makes them attractive. This breaks it down
Don't force yourself to smile, only smile when it's genuine. Keep a neutral expression most of the time (makes you look more mature and saves you from wrinkles)
I agree when men don't smile they are seen as cool and serious but when woman don't smile you're seen as a stuck up person who thinks they are better then others
But Based on my observation most of the people criticized to attractive people (especially for women) if he/she doesn't smile in photos they're saying " I don't like , looks repulsive, looks insincere " for justify their jealousy.
@@deemah3602 "Based on my observations, most criticism to attractive people, especially women, if they don't smile in photos, is just other people saying they 'look fake' in order to justify their jealousy." ...pretty much the sentence equivalent of that one picture that looks fine, but hurts your brain when you look too closely.
Why do people ask me "what's wrong?" when I have a neutral face. It happens all the time. Because of this I've learned to smile all the time. So I sorta look like a dope.
You probably have a resting frown. You could train yourself to a more neutral resting mouth posture that would look more natural than smiling all the time.
Hi Qoves Studio. I am actually glad that you acknowledged that the beauty culture in the anglosphere is different than the rest of the world. In your beauty culture series I believe your intentions of distinguishing beauty standards by ethnic features was in the right place, however, you missed one MAJOR point. That is those of us who are minorities that were born and raised in western cultures are held to the same beauty standards as caucasians. I think this is why for example an African American, Indian Americans, or Asian American will be ranked a 3 on the 1-10 looks scale in America the more their ethnic features stand out, but they'll be ranked a 6 on the African, Indian, or Asian continent. Which you acknowledge in your video, but I think the difference is that minorities raised in predominantly westernized Anglo cultures also rank each other by caucasian standards of beauty. So again for example most Africans born on the African continent would rank a certain African American a 6 on the 1-10 looks scale, but in America most of the OTHER African Americans would rank him/her a 3 just as there white American counterparts would. Because they all sat infront of the same television shows, looked at the same magazine pictures, watch the same movies showing caucasian facial features as being the standard of beauty. Anyway this was just something to think...
I request you to analyse 'Hrithik Roshan's' face he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "analysing jaws video", and also please assess why do many forums consider him the most handsome man in the world. Thank you
lol most of the time, people I've met always told me that i need to smile more, i look so serious when in fact i'm not-it's just my face. sometimes i am unaware that i project an "intimidating" look to others. i don't smile often but that doesn't mean my life is always falling apart ugh.
Great points, but what really makes this phenomenon work, is that when you rarely smile, the other person wants to see it again. It's the mystery aspect that every person goes crazy for. If you smile too much, people get used to it and it's just another thing that doesn't really stand out even if you have a beautiful smile. But honestly, if you want to smile then do it. I like people who smile more because they seem to be the most easy-going and really they don't give af whether they appear serious or "hot."
i've always hated smiling and only would smile in pictures when i really felt happy in that moment, and now when i look back i can tell the times i was really happy and the times where i'm just posing
Although I will say, I have met some people that when they break into a huge smile- you almost feel blessed to have witnessed it. The kind of smile that makes your heart flutter ✨☺️ that’s how beautiful some smiles are.
I like that your videos don't sugarcoat things. Interesting topic. I was told that i'm happy-go-lucky and friendly all throughout my life. But i changed and became more reclusive recently. I joined a 2 month training program last October, and strangely enough more people were attracted to me in my aloof state than there were before
No celebrities are HORRIBLE examples when it comes to being praised as the most beautiful, or the hottest, or sexist personal life. Because it is all about fame with no real substance behind it; if you are popular you're automatically considered the most beautiful. Go back and read some magazines from 30 years ago and you will see that the majority of the people EVERYONE screamed was the most beautiful person ever! Is no longer even mentioned, let alone remembered; because they fade it out of popularity. That is why people still talk about Halle Berry at 50 years old like her looks can compete with that over 20 year olds yet no one talks about Sharon Stone, Michelle Pfeiffer, or Kim Basinger any longer, I looked up pictures of all 3 recently and for women in their 60s!!! They all still look good. BUT unlike Halle, those three are not putting out hit movies, so no more calls them beautiful anymore.
He's much more than a teen hearthrob these days. The guy's been putting out quality movies for the last 3-4 years and is only getting better with tenet and batman. Talking about aesthetics, i don't really have any issue about him being considered as having one of the most desirable facial symmetries in the world right now.
I’ve been commenting this! Literally the most attractive face I’ve ever seen on a man. Yes, that’s my opinion not a fact, but I just want to see him break down why he’s so gorgeous to me!
I’ve always thought of this as well ;- People who always try to be in the centre of attention are the least ones to obtain it. People who try and avoid being in the centre of attention actually obtain it instead. What I mean by “being in the centre of attention” is basically something like laughing loudly at something, smiling all the time, throwing jokes all the time or constantly talking. I’ve also noticed that the majority of people are sexually attracted to those whose personalities or “aura” is on the colder apathetic side.
in my experience, people who clearly seek attention all the time can get tiring and annoying. instead of wanting to learn more about them, you end up hearing more than you'd care to know and wishing they would just chill for once
I don't know if it falls under the channel content, but: *you should make a video on "objective" Vs "subjective" attractiveness* I mean, why many times we see an objectively attractive person (symmetry, features...), but still don't feel attractive to him/her, in other words he/she is not your 'type"? I, personally, am not attracted to many men who the media, and my friends go crazy about, like, Chris Hemsworth, David Beckham, Hrithik Roshan and other models and Instagram models. I know that they are objectively handsome, but still I don't feel attracted to them...I just CAN'T. I am South Asian (Pakistan). It has something to do with the culture?
@@n.m.9938 honestly, I was LITERALLY thinking about this last night. I am brazillian, so the beauty standards here are western, but there are a LOT of people who I know are good looking or that at least look "perfect" but I just cannot find them attractive AT ALL. (Althought Chris Hemsworth is the only one I find handsome and hot at the same time, but not even his brothers do it for me tho). Not to say that I don't like conventianlly atractiveness, most people I like are conventianlly attractive, but there's always a level of "they might not be everyone's cup of tea".
Well that makes sense since I know other people with the same preference. Try Italian men for experiment. Maybe they're more close to the preference? 😂 Anyways, maybe Desi looks appeal more to you. 🤷♂️ To each their own.
I do think that smiling more often primes a face as it ages to be more attractive as upturned lips at the corners are a sign of youth. Edit: awesome I see you touched on this in the last quarter of the video!
Can you pls make a video of what facial expressions look best on different facial shapes (heart, oval, square, etc.). It would indeed be interesting to know that information
Does anyone know how models can hold their focus and expression without laughing? I can’t do more than two or three pictures without cracking myself up.
trust me, when you are a model it gets harder to smile than to have an expressionless face. If you are really serious about your modeling career, you have to start thinking like an adult and stop laughing at everything. These models get paid to do something, better be good at it.
I usually never smile for pictures and it's because I think i look weird in pictures when I do smile and my friends who ALWAYS smile for pictures ask me how I do it? Like, how can I not smile for pictures??? I just find it more comfortable. I smile for pictures when I'm actually having fun and it works for me. Fake smile just looks weird but people keep telling me to smile for pictures and it's so freaking annoying. Just let people do what they want.
Basically either we are attractive or we are not, and there is somewhat of a standard of beauty that a person may have and that most people would find attractive. Also, the "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" quote has truth to it as well.
I haven't watched the video only read the title but if I ever were a model I'd also won't smile even when I'm told to do so. My smiling face just isn't it at all.
in south asia, india pak bangladesh, we prefer people with neutral expressions whether they are more attractive or less attractive. In case of women, laughing or smiling is mistaken that they are available to every man.
Marilyn Monroe, one of the most beautiful women in the world, who would be considered not super thin to today's standards, and was an incredible feminist while she was alive, smiled all the time in her photos and videos and she looked absolutely stunning when she did so. She just knew what worked for her. She's literally so incredible that even long after her death, people still know about her and are inspired by her. So, when it comes to models frowning, people frowning, that can be beautiful for sure, but so can a smile. And Marilyn is a good example of that.
Great video as always! :) But there are a lot of 'smiles'. There is the genuine, confident one, the award smile, the fake smile, the submissive/unconfident smile that asks the receiver for validation, and so on. I would love to hear your thoughts on how the different types might affect attractiveness? I find that insecure people often use the 'submissive' smile (and unattractive people are often insecure), and wonder if this could be the reason why smiles have such a small effect on unattractive people; because they tend to use a smile that lowers their status even more?
All of these videos can be resumed to: Everything looks good if you are attractive.
Universal truth
Lol
yeah. kill me.
The reason why Models don't smile is because they are MEWING! lol 😂
@@zookey7769 wow you might be right xD
buzzfeed article: smile more to be attractive
QOVES Studio: nah
Ariana i would trust qoves over buzzfeed in every subject any day
@@ozancanca9740 buzzfeed is filled with a bunch of underqualified simps and pseudo feminists who are half-knowledged imbeciles trying to act smart and hip
Buzzfeed is blue pulled, Qoves is based and relies on objective evidence
yall likers are so false and dont even fucking know it
@@devansh7514 i counted abt 6 adjectives
I still don't know what ugly people are supposed to do.
Live their life. Chase their dreams and accomplish goals. Be interesting. Be strategic. Experiment with their look; because “ugly” ppl don’t have the added pressure of looking conventionally attractive all the time.
Yes, there are benefits to being attractive, but there is freedom in being ugly.
suffer lmfao
Either do something about it if they can (surgery, learning what looks good on them for example) or just focus on other things.
There are other qualities to a person then looks. Beauty is like money, it's really nice to have it, but it's not a requirement for happiness.
@@MrVinceMunro I suppose that it isn't a requirement for happiness but I doubt there is anyone on earth who isn't impacted by how they look. Pretty privilege or the halo effect is real and can definitely affect job prospects or how people are treated.
I've lost 30lbs and I can't afford surgery so I'm stuck with what I have 🙃
My two cents (as a painter) I think no one is really ugly people just don't know how to look their best! And also to me there is a thing much more important than classical beauty . Beauty alone obviously helps but it's not a requirement to be charming ! There is a lot of people who wouldn't be considered perfect at all but look absolutely alluring and you can't take your eyes off them . It's a mix of the way they talk, walk , dress themselves. It's the confidence and the personality they display . Being attractive doesn't mean all. Few examples: Imagine a beautiful woman or an handsome man . You see them and think wow ! But then you see them spitting on the floor or being rude to someone and suddenly they are not so attractive anymore . Now imagine an old lady who still puts her best effort on putting makeup doing her hair and dress glamorously. I would be instantly drawn to her! The fact that beauty comes from within may seem extremely cheesy but at least in my opinion it's true
Thank you. I’m never smiling ✨ａｇａｉｎ✨
You have to be cold to be queen ❄👑
8:57 though
Smiling makes you happier
@@spring7643 tell this to my depression
@@spring7643 I wanna look good, not *be* good. Lemme walk before I run LMAO
My nose when I have a straight face: | |
My nose when I smile: ( )
And when shawn mendes does either...... I don't need to speak
OH MY GOD ITS YOU AGAIN
@@jentlesites Wassup 👁👅👁 ✌
This is funny...😂
It doesn't matter. When you smile, people would only pay attention to your eyes.
“Stop smiling so much” is something someone once told me, a soft warm smile without showing teeth seems more genuine.
I was once asked why I smile so much. I smile, because my neutral expression tend to seem intimidating to others. (I am tall, have an unattractive face and frizzy hair, and tend to move 'efficiently' rather than femininely). So I started to smile more, and tried to make my body language more 'submissive'. Unfortunately, this actually had an effect on my mind - making me more insecure, and more submissive than my natural self.
I have been trying to learn how to fix that, not to be overly dominant, but to be in balance with my natural, confident personality. And one thing I noticed was *HOW* I smiled. Because many people see a smile as 'just a smile'. However, many people use a 'submissive smile', which subconsciously make you feel more insecure. When really, they should be using the 'genuine, confident smile'.
Because when an attractive person use a submissive smile, it can increase the attractiveness, because he/she is 'lowering' their status, so a person who considers himself less attractive than her dares to approach. Because he is interested in her, the smile increase her attractiveness, and increase his status, because an attractive woman shows interest/submission to him.
However, when an unattractive person use a submissive smile, it can actually decrease the attractiveness. Because the average guy considers her lower status than him, he is not interested in her 'submission'; he can even be directly uncomfortable because he now feels that he must be really unattractive when such an unattractive female dares to approach, because mens status are to some degree based on the attractiveness of the women he is getting with. And no, men are not evil because of this, this is the subconscious mind/biological instincts talking.
However, using the genuine confident smile will actually make the unattractive woman more attractive. Maybe not enough to make her super attractive, but it should make a small difference for most.
People say im cute but not so much when im smiling, i had to do some research before smiling ever again after seeing my photos in other people's post loool i legit smile like this👁👄👁
@@HereIAm247 dam I can relate so much
@@HereIAm247 Similiar to me, first week in my previous school I didnt smile so much, most of the time neutral.
But you know what happen, the most attractive girl in my school have a crush on me. Girls try to flirt with me, because I dont smile too much it create mysterious vibe.
Yeah but then I read buzzfeed to smile more etc, I feel like clown. Friend start to tease me. Even some start to disrespect me.
Now I now my mistake, fix it. Yeah if you are a men dont smile all the time. Keep it minimum
@@greengarden7557 Did you read the part of my comment, where I talk about how different types of smiles have a different effect? :)
Can you break down asymmetrical faces and how to make them more appealing?
They simply ARE more attractive. Not wildly asymmetrical, like deformity, but slightly, because it gives face more expression and suggestion. 100% symmetry is boring looking.
I agree. I want to see that too.
Yep it would be great
I have much facial asymmetry i want to fix it
@@PettyBlue1 i disagree, i think a perfectly symetical face with bad features will still look better than an asymmetrical face with good features
@@melsoro7311*FALSE*
Damn so the Russian women were right there's no point smiling
Exactly
exactly
yep
we dont smile in russia
@@advancedalice why?
imagine being in an experiment for the unattractive group 🗿 that hurts
Imagine being attractive all the while and suddenly being called into unattractive group because you don't fit the model ratio
@mika
I'm thinking that researchers carrying out studies on unattractive faces would have to be tactful about it, for example, not out rightly tell the participants that they are unattractive but mask it in generic language.
Imagine ur mom
I could apply for that job and win every time.
Well if I get compensated well for the hurt. I'm good. 😂
Finally someone who’s correctly noted what the halo effect is.
@Succubus Titties you make out as though personality doesn't matter. Looks are everything for first impressions, but an unattractive personality can be very off putting. and a good personality makes you want to spend time with them. Stop spending all your time on .me
@@jlc5271 yes literally there was the one ‘good looking’ guy and everyone said he was good looking but to me he was ugly and I couldn’t point out why. I mean I don’t usually fine people ugly, if anything the closest thing is plain but for me he was UGLY
@Succubus Titties you are wrong, I know a 6’4 guy who is extremely good looking but he gets no girls or friends Frl because his personality sucks, you’d be surprised but looks aren’t as important as you think, it’s more social status
@Succubus Titties EXACTLY! It’s much more about social status than looks. A person can only understand this after being an outcast for an extended period of time. Most “ugly” and “average” looking people who are leaders or of high importance in their social circles and communities are never without romantic attention.
@Succubus Titties well that for men, it’s a bit different for women isn’t it?
But for people who get dimples when they smile or their high cheekbones look prominent, doesn’t smiling make them prettier?
yes
I mean people with dimples and prominent cheekbones tend to be attractive so yes smiling works the prettier you are. If you're average it doesn't do much(I'm just annotating from the video.)
Dimples won't do much if your facial structure and proportions aren't good
@@marimojelly14 I’ve never seen an ugly person with dimples, idk why but it’s true
Aw thanks 😂😘
A smile makes you look friendly. A neutral face makes you look more mysterious. Both can be attractive. I notice both in men.
*in attractive men
@@cooliest2267 don't tell her what she means, that's rude lol
@@astolat2262 lol it's true
As an adult, I've come to find that while smiling while showing teeth can be inviting to people and make you look approachable, it can also signal to manipulative and anti-social personality types that you're easy prey. Also if you're a person with significant resources that other people want (financial/material and/or a high sexual market value i.e. beautiful/great build, etc), a wide toothy smile tends to attract even the most diametrically opposed people i.e. unattractive individuals and those who are not of your socioeconomic group. It can also unfortunately have the effect of making one look less intelligent than they are which goes back to the first reason, which is that it makes you look easily manipulable.
A stern, resting bitch face may make you look too aloof and unapproachable on the other hand, such that it may discourage people from wanting to form valuable relationships with you, and you may end up loosing out on great opportunities because of this. Think of the number of times you've heard someone great say that they wanted to approach someone else and ask them out on a date, but that person they wanted to ask out was just too intimidating to approach.
I've found that a good middle ground is to do what Tyra Banks calls smiling with your eyes, and smiling slightly with your mouth closed such that your lips are only slightly upturned. This gives you both a degree of approachability but it also has enough seriousness to keep manipulators away. It gives people the sense that your warm enough to deal with, but also intelligent and trust worthy to not take crap from anyone.
Well ngl I find myself looking way prettier without smiling in pics yet people have told me to smile more..I look weird when I smile.
I found people more attractive with smile on. It's an outside perspective. You can't have it yourself, you need to rely on people.
@Chris lmao the way you put that is hilarious
Maybe you don't often smile when you look at yourself in the mirror, so you're not used to seeing your face when ypu smile? The same way we usually like the flipped mirror version better than the camera version if ourselves, because we're used to our asymmetric face in the mirror and therefore doesn't notice it?
Same. My cheeks fluff up and i look fat
Same. Maybe cos of my bad teeth alignment, but I look like pennywise whenever I smile
Great....am depressed, stressed and upset because I’m ugly
>studies: being depressed and stressed increases aging
Actually i have realised and noticed something beauty is nothing but the eye's and mind's trick its all brain games what u idealise will appear beautiful to you and what u degrade wont appear that much pretty trust me its brain games.
Yes, everything's your standard anyways, you just don't match it with yours.
"being depressed and stressed make you uglier"
@@fftere It's a really cruel cycle when you think about it. You get sad when you're ugly, causing you to be depressed, which causes you to get uglier.
@@yruheregoaway i looked up mewing and what am I supposed to do if my tongue is already at the roof of my mouth but my jawline still not that good
I thought models never smiled coz they wanted us to focus on the clothes they're portraying instead of their smile lol
I thought the same
I thought it was a superiority thing lol
It's also of a point of brand luxury. You look at something that is not average, but upper than you. It's mean if you wear this clothes, you are not like others. You don't need to prove anything because you're "rich"
I honestly find ppl who don’t smile constantly attractive, they seem deeper and more interesting to me, not “scary” or “intimidating” like most people see them. But then again, I always have a serious face lmao.
To me looking intimidating is very attractive, even more attractive than people who look approachable
@@pineappleonpizza4164 Username checks out
Same lmao
The most time I have a neutral look. I only laugh when there's really something to laugh at. People are telling me to smile more.
Anyway thanks for the compliment :)
you look cute😍
I thought my whole life that I have an ugly smile and that I look better with a neutral face expression, but never truly believed it because of the myth that a smile makes you more attractive. Thank you for debunking it
I think that not smiling makes people more *aesthetically* attractive, but in terms of like, romantic or emotional attraction, a lot of times I first realize I have feelings for someone when we're both laughing or smiling at something and then meet each other's eyes and I'm like oh shit why does this person smiling feel so magical. So I think it just kinda depends
I hate when people tell me to smile more for the pictures, when I smile my face gets rounder and I have weird teeth, and idk how to make my eyes look happy so the smiles look extremely fake and I end up looking terrible and feeling bad after looking at the photo, which is the exact opposite effect that I was meant to have 💀
I look weird too, like that hide-the-pain-harold meme, you know? I heard somewhere that it has something to do with the jaw - that certain people look like they’re in pain when they’re smiling, but I don’t know what it is for sure 🤣 It would be great if he could make a video on this topic
@@majiriov FBDJGJJSNGJDN yeah I look exactly like that too. It would be nice if he made a video on this
You have to practice your smile in the mirror. The right amount on your "best side" or angle will do wonders
@@zombieprince5139 to me it sounds like u have extra cheek fat, narrow maxilla and recessed eye orbitals. attractive smiles are wide with hollow cheeks and the eyes "disapear" which is a result of forward grown eye orbitals
@@ShowMeYoBoob this only make people insecure
"Being happy keeps your skin looking better"
Wow this video ended on an unexpectedly wholesome note uwu
this is so true tho. ever since I have depression,my skin looks dull and weary
Ew, begone you fuckin furry.
@@DanteLikesRock 1. not all furries are bad
2. not everyone who uses uwu is a furry
While not smiling has additional benefits, no more smile line and wrinkles.
Resting bitch face keeps you pretty lol
It keeps your cheek muscles sagging
Have to work those facial muscles
@wallaa by they why are they called "smile lines"?
I already look older than my age, I would probably look much older if I don't have a neutral expression.
"Showing one's teeth is a submission signal in primates. Once someone smiles at me, all I see is a chimpanzee begging for its life" Wise words from Dwight Schrute.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some monkeys see it as a challenge. There are videos with people smiling with their teeth in view next to a monkey. The monkey then attacks the human.
What?!
Showing teeth in chimpanzees actually a mockery or a form of challenges to the Alpha male.
Sometimes after the smile the chimp would scream to mock the alpha even more.
@@sinatraforeign Exactly. Not so wise words, huh?
I realized I look terrible when smiling on photos...
Me too. I feel my face looks better when I don't smile.
My already big nose just becomes more wide and big, and all the angles of my face disappear and I look like an egg (my sister compares me to Pennywise). It's embarrassing
I too look like an egg! When I can't see what I look like, I tend to not look good when I smile, but when I take a selfie, because I can alter my face in small ways, the angle and the lighting, I look MUCH better.
@@rys1387 brooooo saaaame my nose looks quite normal when I dont smile but when I smile my nose covers half of my face lol😂😬😬
my problem is that Im not a smiley person and I feel my face looks tense when I smile. the way my smile lines form look weird...one side is dimpled on the cheek and the other side has a dimple right in the nasolabial fold.
In Islam according to the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Smiling in your brother's face is an act of charity” So I'm going to keep smiling despite my conventionally unattractive face.
I was looking for this comment.
Love This!! 😁
Smiling brother. Not laughing. It's laughing which usually makes people unattractive
My smile make me look goofy, so I only smile when there are no cameras around.
Smartphones and hidden cameras are everywhere nowadays.
Oh my God i cant with both of you. I bursted laughing in the elevator reading this comment.
Same
*insert Kanye smiling then stopping*
Lol I hate mine too my top teeth barely show when I smile. Got braces to hopefully fix it
This reminds me of an old Tumblr meme,
"Smiling gets you wrinkles, resting bitch face keeps you pretty."
Hi. I'm a teen with smile lines and proud of it. I've EARNED those, gosh dang it. You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but personally I'm grateful that I have had so many things to smile about in my short lifetime.
Plus, most people that I talk to find it endearing.
@@flutenanyidk1806 smiling works your muscles anyway though. Muscle loss ages people....
Lmfao it’s so hard not to laugh. Im have smile lines and eyeliner already I’m still cute tho
emotionless face is so much more attractive
Yes because it keeps the face in balance^^
Audry Plaza's technique
lmao i prefer to use “neutral face” rather than “emotionless face” cause that one sounds like the person is psychopath
The most time I have an emotionless face and some of my classmates told me that I look intimidating, serious, someone not to mess with. Some of them who got to know me closer were surprised by my playful, fun, joking me. And I also feel like I get extra respect. I even get personally asked if I'm fine with this and that. I don't find me that attractive, but I find me personally better looking with that neutral face.
@Mikey moo personally people says that, at first, I look cold distant and charismatic because I have this emotionless face lol , I don't think it's attractive
The Victoria Secret models smile because they're selling lingerie, the product (the women and the lingerie) suggests fun, inviting, party-time, available, willing, open, etc.
Exactly the other high fashion runway models dont smile because they are literally supposed to be like a blank canvas showcasing the clothes. Its all about the clothes and nothing should detract from that because thats what they’re selling. Thats why all the models have the exact same hair and makeup.
it's why tyra banks emphasises the smize
Interesting, good observation 👀
How do you even smile with your... eyes
@@minhanhpham9660 you simply use your eyes to smile, hope that helps
looks good in pictures but in real life they look like they know something about you that you don't .I don't know I would be scared of someone like that .
I cannot stand the smize.
Can you make a video about Pretty Boy aestheticts?
I think he already did it
UWU
@@dead2675 which video?
Maesthetic mogs
Or rather tik tok pretty boy aesthetics. That's one I'm curious about because I don't get the hype about them tbh
Follow us on Instagram, we explain the concepts with visual examples: instagram.com/qovesstudio/?hl=en
i have an insanely attractive smile. one of my most complimented features.
aw good for you :( i wish i did
I agree that some ppl look more beautiful with a smile. Ive seen some ppl like that go from fairly attractive to radiant due to smiling. I am the opposite, i look far better with a straight face. I just dont hve a pretty or beautiful radiant smile
@@farahh5477 same bro, same I wanna smile way less as well
@@farahh5477 don’t know how to tho
Pfft i- jeez lmao. "oH iM nOt brAGGinG aT aLL..bUt iM so FuckING atTraCtiVE teeHEE"
Solution: Smile without teeth. Not an entirely neutral expression so it still gives you the benefit of drawing others in yet yet if you have big cheeks (like me) you don't end up looking like a chipmunk.
Studies have shown that a closed smile is worse than a neutral face and gets rated as the least attractive of all 3 options, as it is inauthentic and doesn’t convincingly convey positive emotion. You might want to look into it
@@ltotheop7512 true, I always notice how the ones smiling with teeth on the schoolphoto look WAY better than those with a closed smile. Smiling with teeth just brings more attention to the face as a whole and looks natural and genuine. A closed smile seems more forced and less geniune.
@@IMITZU what if you have crooked, discoloured teeth
@@IMITZU I think it depends on the eyes though. For me what makes a smile genuine or not is the eyes not whether the person is smiling with no teeth or not as you can still smile quite largely without teeth.
Fax it’s all about the eyes.. If you scrunch your eyes a tiny bit they resemble smiling eyes and it can go well together with a closed mouth smile. It’s all in context though too! It’s attractive when you smile with your teeth at a really funny joke.. It’s attractive when you smile with your eyes during something flirty or mischievously It’s attractive when you have a neutral face while showing determination or dominance in something..
I've noticed that smiling makes my cheeks look rather big which people often pointed out. "You look really weird when you smile." Tbh it made me really sad cause when I was a kid, everyone said "You should smile more." I've noticed that a lot of girls get this comment thrown at them too. My male cousins don't smile or even laugh and no one ever tells them otherwise smh
Haa these videos make me even more self concious! Listen y'all,
-smile when ur happy
-keep a straight face when ur serious
-cry when ur sad
PERIOD.
Show ur true feelings and emotions!..ur true self..uniqueness and loving urself is the most attractive thing ever!!❤️
This needs more likes
This channel is slowly chipping away at my already sparse self-confidence.
Stop watching it then???
@@бронза.вафля.конус I'm self-destructive, so no.
@@varun009 so why comment......
you rock bro ily
something that worked for me is- if you start pretending you are confident, attractive etc you actually become it. it’s something i’ve done and it truly works, starting from pretending makes people around you treat you like it , then your state of mind follows. granted, some people are naturally born with beauty, but behaviour makes a lot of difference
People over think so much lmao
Smiling is good, it means you're happy so who cares if you look better not smiling. If you want to be happy, allow yourself to smile more
The reason models don't smile btw is because they're advertising the product, make up , clothes etc. Smiling can be distracting as some models have weird smiles on cam, plus it's hard to fake a natural smile.
Serious look can be sexy if you're trying to appear dominant and powerful, that's about it.
Smiling can be sexy cuz it's happy
Exactly. 😌 I look uglier with a smile but screw that, I always smile whenever I'm happy.
Finally someone said it, I always found it more attractive when people had a more neutral face as opposed to someone who smiled a lot.😌
Honestly these kind of videos are depressing. We already know that beautiful people are beautiful. And still were looking for 1000 of reasons why someone is beautiful.
absolutely... :( we‘re self destructive
As entertaining as these videos are... you're right! T.T
I love knowing why people are beautiful. Most features that we find attractive are evolutionary based and other societal. But most people wouldn't be able to pin down exactly what it is about a person that makes them attractive. This breaks it down
This is quite comforting. Means theres nothing i could really do to make myself more attractive.
Im more and more excited each new time i see youve released a new video. I'm really enjoying your work!
Don't force yourself to smile, only smile when it's genuine. Keep a neutral expression most of the time (makes you look more mature and saves you from wrinkles)
Correction: WE are not encouraged to smile, WOMEN are.
"Why don't you smile more" said no one to a man on the street ever.
I agree when men don't smile they are seen as cool and serious but when woman don't smile you're seen as a stuck up person who thinks they are better then others
I hear men being told that ALL the time!
@@333angeleyes On the STREET? You hear men being told to smile more by strangers?
This couldn’t be farther from the truth, I’m told to smile more as a man all the time
@@tvrrik7158 By male strangers. On the street. To be more attractive. You experience this?
But Based on my observation most of the people criticized to attractive people (especially for women) if he/she doesn't smile in photos they're saying " I don't like , looks repulsive, looks insincere " for justify their jealousy.
That's just them projecting their low self esteem
guys, am I that bad at English, or is this comment a wierd linguistics frankenstein that's impossible to understand?
@@deemah3602 "Based on my observations, most criticism to attractive people, especially women, if they don't smile in photos, is just other people saying they 'look fake' in order to justify their jealousy."
...pretty much the sentence equivalent of that one picture that looks fine, but hurts your brain when you look too closely.
Basically, Is your facial aesthectic warm and natural? Smiling will help you. Is your facial aesthetic cool and aloof? Don't smile for no reason.
Dude ur channel is the true definition of quality over quantity...keep it up👊
Hey can you please make a video about how glasses affect attractiveness?
Depends so much on the frames, it's hard to test empirically
@@wge621 no
@@arniefromaustria4627 yes
@@wge621 no.
@@arniefromaustria4627 great argument dude, you seem really intelligent
Why do people ask me "what's wrong?" when I have a neutral face. It happens all the time. Because of this I've learned to smile all the time. So I sorta look like a dope.
You probably have a resting frown. You could train yourself to a more neutral resting mouth posture that would look more natural than smiling all the time.
7:43 me almost choking myself with my sugary pancakes🤦♀️
Hi Qoves Studio. I am actually glad that you acknowledged that the beauty culture in the anglosphere is different than the rest of the world. In your beauty culture series I believe your intentions of distinguishing beauty standards by ethnic features was in the right place, however, you missed one MAJOR point. That is those of us who are minorities that were born and raised in western cultures are held to the same beauty standards as caucasians.
I think this is why for example an African American, Indian Americans, or Asian American will be ranked a 3 on the 1-10 looks scale in America the more their ethnic features stand out, but they'll be ranked a 6 on the African, Indian, or Asian continent. Which you acknowledge in your video, but I think the difference is that minorities raised in predominantly westernized Anglo cultures also rank each other by caucasian standards of beauty. So again for example most Africans born on the African continent would rank a certain African American a 6 on the 1-10 looks scale, but in America most of the OTHER African Americans would rank him/her a 3 just as there white American counterparts would. Because they all sat infront of the same television shows, looked at the same magazine pictures, watch the same movies showing caucasian facial features as being the standard of beauty.
Anyway this was just something to think...
Men in most non western countries still seek mostly anglo looking women, or at least that's the case for mine
Love your comment
Catcallers: you should smile more
Qoves: well, *actually* …
*slams 50 studies on the table *
tbh tho I find smiles so damn attractive
I request you to analyse 'Hrithik Roshan's' face he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "analysing jaws video", and also please assess why do many forums consider him the most handsome man in the world.
Thank you
In the world or in India?
They must consider him the most handsome in India. Because Indians don't have perfect faces, even celebrities.
He is really good looking man and the guy looks the same as he did 10yrs ago
@@K9amilo90 world dude world
@@princessazula624 nope nope
lol most of the time, people I've met always told me that i need to smile more, i look so serious when in fact i'm not-it's just my face. sometimes i am unaware that i project an "intimidating" look to others. i don't smile often but that doesn't mean my life is always falling apart ugh.
Same same same
Great points, but what really makes this phenomenon work, is that when you rarely smile, the other person wants to see it again. It's the mystery aspect that every person goes crazy for. If you smile too much, people get used to it and it's just another thing that doesn't really stand out even if you have a beautiful smile. But honestly, if you want to smile then do it. I like people who smile more because they seem to be the most easy-going and really they don't give af whether they appear serious or "hot."
Commenting for the algorithm
i've always hated smiling and only would smile in pictures when i really felt happy in that moment, and now when i look back i can tell the times i was really happy and the times where i'm just posing
Can you do princess Diana's face analyse . I always find her more beautiful than the actresses who played her in any movies or series.
I don't think she was beautiful, but definitely charming
@@sofitocyn100 same. My mom says she is insanely beautiful but i never saw anything special. Its her charm actually..
Although I will say, I have met some people that when they break into a huge smile- you almost feel blessed to have witnessed it. The kind of smile that makes your heart flutter ✨☺️ that’s how beautiful some smiles are.
my cheeks makes my face round when i smileee ☺
nihiloss me too
It makes my nose wider.
@@lalaribbon7281 Everyone's nose becomes wider when they smile since the nostrils go up
I like that your videos don't sugarcoat things. Interesting topic. I was told that i'm happy-go-lucky and friendly all throughout my life. But i changed and became more reclusive recently. I joined a 2 month training program last October, and strangely enough more people were attracted to me in my aloof state than there were before
Mate..u gotta do one on Robert pattinson. The guy was crowned as having the most desirable face or something.
No celebrities are HORRIBLE examples when it comes to being praised as the most beautiful, or the hottest, or sexist personal life. Because it is all about fame with no real substance behind it; if you are popular you're automatically considered the most beautiful. Go back and read some magazines from 30 years ago and you will see that the majority of the people EVERYONE screamed was the most beautiful person ever! Is no longer even mentioned, let alone remembered; because they fade it out of popularity.
That is why people still talk about Halle Berry at 50 years old like her looks can compete with that over 20 year olds yet no one talks about Sharon Stone, Michelle Pfeiffer, or Kim Basinger any longer, I looked up pictures of all 3 recently and for women in their 60s!!! They all still look good. BUT unlike Halle, those three are not putting out hit movies, so no more calls them beautiful anymore.
@@333angeleyes Sure, but the diference is hes really atractive especially in his twilight days.
He's much more than a teen hearthrob these days. The guy's been putting out quality movies for the last 3-4 years and is only getting better with tenet and batman. Talking about aesthetics, i don't really have any issue about him being considered as having one of the most desirable facial symmetries in the world right now.
I’ve been commenting this! Literally the most attractive face I’ve ever seen on a man. Yes, that’s my opinion not a fact, but I just want to see him break down why he’s so gorgeous to me!
@@333angeleyes but guys like Cavill, Pattinson and even some of the BTS boys notably V fit the golden ratios.
Qoves, I love love your honesty. It is incredibly refreshing.
I’ve always thought of this as well ;-
People who always try to be in the centre of attention are the least ones to obtain it.
People who try and avoid being in the centre of attention actually obtain it instead.
What I mean by “being in the centre of attention” is basically something like laughing loudly at something, smiling all the time, throwing jokes all the time or constantly talking.
I’ve also noticed that the majority of people are sexually attracted to those whose personalities or “aura” is on the colder apathetic side.
Hm. Well... in my school that’s not the case. I guess it depends of age, location, individuals and group mentality, attractiveness and other factors.
Cold and apathetic people are the least attractive though
@@spring7643 where do you get that from ? I would tend to agree but it’s a difficult topic to assess (like a lot of studies that deal with humans)
in my experience, people who clearly seek attention all the time can get tiring and annoying. instead of wanting to learn more about them, you end up hearing more than you'd care to know and wishing they would just chill for once
This makes sense
I don't know if it falls under the channel content, but: *you should make a video on "objective" Vs "subjective" attractiveness*
I mean, why many times we see an objectively attractive person (symmetry, features...), but still don't feel attractive to him/her, in other words he/she is not your 'type"?
I, personally, am not attracted to many men who the media, and my friends go crazy about, like, Chris Hemsworth, David Beckham, Hrithik Roshan and other models and Instagram models. I know that they are objectively handsome, but still I don't feel attracted to them...I just CAN'T.
I am South Asian (Pakistan). It has something to do with the culture?
It may be. There is an interesting video in this channel called "Is beauty cross-cultural?". Maybe it will clarify things to you :)
Because in daily life everyone likes someone as beautiful as themselves .
@@princessazula624 then I should be attracted to super hot people🙈🙈...just kidding 🤪
@@n.m.9938 honestly, I was LITERALLY thinking about this last night. I am brazillian, so the beauty standards here are western, but there are a LOT of people who I know are good looking or that at least look "perfect" but I just cannot find them attractive AT ALL. (Althought Chris Hemsworth is the only one I find handsome and hot at the same time, but not even his brothers do it for me tho). Not to say that I don't like conventianlly atractiveness, most people I like are conventianlly attractive, but there's always a level of "they might not be everyone's cup of tea".
Well that makes sense since I know other people with the same preference. Try Italian men for experiment. Maybe they're more close to the preference? 😂 Anyways, maybe Desi looks appeal more to you. 🤷♂️ To each their own.
Emilia Clarke is the queen at looking good while smiling tho
she is beautiful regardless. i think she looks more attractive when she doesn’t smile, like in her role of Daenerys in Game of Thrones.
I do think that smiling more often primes a face as it ages to be more attractive as upturned lips at the corners are a sign of youth. Edit: awesome I see you touched on this in the last quarter of the video!
I'm so lame! Whenever they started smiling I did too. Smiling is contagious to me
u have a pretty smile !!:))
You should make a video on Anya Taylor Joy she’s honestly one of the most beautiful people ive ever seen
Can you do Alain Delon next? He's considered as the most attractive actor of all times!
i always smile when i take a photo.Smiling will always bring you a positive aurea
Before watching this video there was no reason to smile. Now, after watching this video there is even more reasons not to smile.
Can you pls make a video of what facial expressions look best on different facial shapes (heart, oval, square, etc.). It would indeed be interesting to know that information
Does anyone know how models can hold their focus and expression without laughing? I can’t do more than two or three pictures without cracking myself up.
Practice and money
trust me, when you are a model it gets harder to smile than to have an expressionless face. If you are really serious about your modeling career, you have to start thinking like an adult and stop laughing at everything. These models get paid to do something, better be good at it.
@@amira2809 that's why they're asking for advice?
@@vudi2103 they arent tho. Theyre clearly asking for the reason why models can do it when they(the commenter) feels the need to laugh
this is so interesting bc i feel like i dont look good when im not smiling
ur smile is gorgeous!! :)))
Can you put the studies in the description please? I want to check out the papers directly, and doing so will make it easier (mobile user here).
I usually never smile for pictures and it's because I think i look weird in pictures when I do smile and my friends who ALWAYS smile for pictures ask me how I do it? Like, how can I not smile for pictures???
I just find it more comfortable. I smile for pictures when I'm actually having fun and it works for me. Fake smile just looks weird but people keep telling me to smile for pictures and it's so freaking annoying. Just let people do what they want.
I got an ad with the same girl from the cover right before thw video... cool.
Love the passionate delivery!
fnjfj im one of those people who does NOT look good with a "neutral" face 😭
you're not alone, my hooded eyes makes me look bored and dumb when neutral lol
When I have a neutral expression people say I look sad 😂
Basically either we are attractive or we are not, and there is somewhat of a standard of beauty that a person may have and that most people would find attractive. Also, the "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" quote has truth to it as well.
This is so interesting! I would love to know if there is some formula for figuring out what expression looks best on my face. Thanks for the info!!
This channel is so depressing..yet so insightful
I haven't watched the video only read the title but if I ever were a model I'd also won't smile even when I'm told to do so. My smiling face just isn't it at all.
A smile, a genuine one obviously, make your eyes brighter
"Being happy is the most relatable emotion". Ya, depression says hi.
I love smiling, it shows that I‘m happy 🥰
Could you make a video on why some people look like they’re in pain when they smile? Like the Hide-The-Pain-Harold meme 😂 I would really appreciate it
I personally opt for the neutral look where possible, less wrinkles!
QOVES studio big fan. Could you make a video on facial scars or scars in general in beauty?
You should analyze Dua Lipa's face. Sometimes she looks gorgeous but other times she looks weird.
Great video btw!
in south asia, india pak bangladesh, we prefer people with neutral expressions whether they are more attractive or less attractive. In case of women, laughing or smiling is mistaken that they are available to every man.
@dila it IS mysogyny. I make sure I never smile, even accidentally when I'm outside. It sucks.
Neutral faces are more of a mystery, hence, can be perceived to be more attractive than angry or happy faces.
Anyone who'd still keep smiling???
Me🙋♂️
Marilyn Monroe, one of the most beautiful women in the world, who would be considered not super thin to today's standards, and was an incredible feminist while she was alive, smiled all the time in her photos and videos and she looked absolutely stunning when she did so. She just knew what worked for her. She's literally so incredible that even long after her death, people still know about her and are inspired by her. So, when it comes to models frowning, people frowning, that can be beautiful for sure, but so can a smile. And Marilyn is a good example of that.
Can you do a video on eyes and attractiveness? Serious piercing eyes vs soft expressive eyes etc.
Great video as always! :) But there are a lot of 'smiles'. There is the genuine, confident one, the award smile, the fake smile, the submissive/unconfident smile that asks the receiver for validation, and so on. I would love to hear your thoughts on how the different types might affect attractiveness?
I find that insecure people often use the 'submissive' smile (and unattractive people are often insecure), and wonder if this could be the reason why smiles have such a small effect on unattractive people; because they tend to use a smile that lowers their status even more?
Glad to finally know I’m ugly no matter what
That Matt Bomer gif caught me off guard. I could never be angry with him