correct, and some faces should have Unique features that could be on par with some faces, and then let them decide which of Equaly attractive face is more preferable.
Yes. I think this is what is needed. Having someone "describe" what they find attractive is always going to be open to too much interpretation. Or better yet, give each person a bunch of different faces and have them rate them 1 to 10 ..
Great idea, as I'm not sure these terms mean the same to everyone (for example, I don't think the girl who said she likes soft features actually meant a soft jaw).
The funniest part of the video was the blone guy saying " i don't like typically attractive stuff, I like striking unique features " then proceeded to say " like thick eyebrows and high cheekbones ". Bro.... you can't get more stereotypically attractive than that.....
@@No-ky3kb out of the ordinary because the average girl doesn't have it, but it's literally the beauty standard, why the hell do you think women paint their eyebrows with crayons like little kids...
I'd like to see their preferences compared to partner selection. I think people are will to break preferences due to scarcity and limited sample size for mate selection. In general, a high school sweetheart could be a 9 in a localized area but compare to modern-day preferences reinforced by social media, she could be a 7.
Also, not everyone who wants Angelina Jolie is in a position to land Angelina Jolie, or anyone with rarer, more sought-after features for that matter, because most people are average, whether its their looks, money, or whatever.
What stood out to me was ALL of them wanted things they themselves don't have .Like black ones wanted someone with a petite nose and the white girl wanted big nose. Indian girls wanted tilted eyes when they're known for having round eyes. Very interesting! Doubt if these are things they wanted for themselves rather than in their partner.
They covet what's novel and exotic for them. What's rare in their culture is desired and what's normal and ever present takes a backseat. That's why the Indian skin complexion is considered very attractive in western world because that's rare (sorta) and in India/Eastern world, it's reverse of that.
@@naazahs9045lol Indian complexion isn’t considered desired😂 the western world like olive skin, the west consider them brown but they have this weird undertone that’s hard to classify there color
I feel like I like a lot of the features I have, even though my bf is South Asian and I’m white. We both have definite baby-faces and I think that might be a subconscious defence mechanism because I know I’d get stares if I went for a mature looking man since I have an extremely neotenous look. I love his full lips and big doe-eyes. We also both have defined jaws and high cheekbones. The one thing he has that I don’t are thick eyebrows though 😭I’m so jealous!
@@KaylaNoelle1same !! I have a baby face and cute features and I usually attract younger people than me or older guys (which is creepy considering that I’m 18)
That's a really good idea. They might have trouble getting those exes to give consent to put their faces on the internet though. I'm not sure about the legality there.
The thing you said about representation in the media and the exposure of groups to other ethnic traits and how it matters about how it effects people’s stereotypes is interesting and would be good to speak about to enlighten people about why the media has to do this
If you’re a dude watching this, I can sum up the video for you in one word: Jawline. That’s it, almost all of the women mentioned a Strong jawline. Nothing else you need to know.
I found that strange. I wonder if these people were also viewers of the channel or behind the scenes they were being given the language to use. I've just never heard in my experience anyone ever say they care about jawlines or look at jawlines in partners. It's always been eyes/smile/cheekbones/ hair mostly. I just don't think the common person has eyes that are trained to look so closely at a persons jawline so found that odd in this vid. Thats not to say it doesn't matter, just rarely expressed.
Honestly I really like this video! It actually shocked me how much diversity of looking people are out there and it makes it kind of comforting to see the same things that other people like in a person. Including with every scientific explanation, it felt like I was watching beauty in nature. Loved your vids always and it makes people have a more open and honest conversations of what is beautiful without feeling shame or anxious.
Strong jawline, define cheaks, and nice teeth really are a universal beauty indicator regardless of sex. It really helps men though. Very handsome men have these 3 things in spades. Facial hair is sexy on men imo but not a full beard unless he have a really "Jason mamoa" look. It's a very interesting balance.
And a small petite nose is super super important on women. Big feminine eyes, petite feminine nose, well defined jawline with a smaller than average chin, are like everything on women.
@@Damien773Personally disagree with big eyes being the standard for feminine beauty. Women with small foxy eyes like Adriana Lima, Sophia Vergara, Madison Beer or Megan Fox are very popular in the world for their beauty. Big “doe” eyes are pretty as well, but smaller feline eyes are just more strikingly beautiful to me
I usually watch this channel to learn something scientific, so it definitely is a different concept you try here. It would have been more interesting to me to see them react to certain faces that are in their preferred spectrum and their reaction to modifications of those pictures. applying their preferences with the science behind it.
I find the concept you're exploring quite intriguing and cool. I've often had the impression that your team is based in Australia, though I'm not entirely sure why I had that notion. I mention this because I've observed that while not all of your guests speak with one of the various British accents commonly heard in the UK, a significant portion of them do. So, it leads me to wonder whether your team is indeed located in the UK or if there's a substantial population in Australia that speaks with a British accent
*Nice , FIT figure. *Kind , shy , humble yet Confident gaze. *Kind smile. *Tailored and clean clothes. *Clean skin , clean hairstyle and well groomed facial hair, (If he keeps any). *Smells good. These were the physical traits but for me , how he walk and talk , his gaze , shows alot about him than the materialistic things. Also, I just described my crush😁 and he was a huge inspiration for me. I started feeling confident and motivated to look better and act better. So yeah, even if you don't look like your Ideal standards, you can still look at them as Motivation.
Enjoyed this video quite a lot. It’s interesting a lot of the ppl named features that they possessed or the polar opposite. I like a kind face and nice smile but don’t have a type at all. I do hate beards.
Im attracted to people that have something a little "off" about them. Like they don't necessarily have standard beautiful features, but all of their features work for them. Kat Dennings is a good example. She's clearly attractive, but all of her facial features individually might not be considered the most attractive-- but they work well together and give her a unique look that stands out.
Very good teeth shows a middle-class background or above. It means the person had dental insurance growing up. No amount of brushing and flossing will make crooked teeth straight.
You can have clean teeth that are crooked. Doesn’t mean they’re bad teeth. Idk what people mean when they say “good teeth” I’m assuming veneers and a Hollywood smile
Seems like I really need to get braces asap.. it’s free in my country so yay. However I only now realised just how goofy I look when I’m smiling. I have a really bright smile as my eyes go into Crescents. But my teeth ruin it . Fuck you dad, why did I get your teeth genetics?
Yes UK babes African Babes and South Asians Babes I love their beauty. If I'd pick for feature if they have smooth skin big plump lips big nose and dark brown or hazel eyes have good teeth (they don't need to be perfect just have clean teeth) and have a healthy body not to skinny like thick body type. If you take care of your hair (idk why I find that attractive) your my type. I mostly focus on your race and body.
I like dark eyes and a strong nose shape. I once met a man I swore had black eyes, it was mesmerizing. I also like dark hair, strong jaw, and broad shoulders. That said, things like height or "typical" attractiveness aren't especially important to me - I've dated men shorter than me, who were scarred or deformed, or who had narrow eyes or an overbite. I guess something like "how he looks at me" isn't relevant to a photograph but quiet men who make piercing eye contact is high on my list, as well. That and voice - a good voice is incredibly attractive.
I think this would have been better with ppl asked to go into slightly more detail and then your analysis against relevant literature. Would have been good split into two vids: men / women. You would have had more content and ppl waiting on part 2.
Eyes are my beauty standard for me all day everytime. Idk how to explain this but it just is. I can tell who is beautiful,hot,cute just from the eyes alone & i am damn good at it. Idc about the body shape & fitness, face excluding eyes, race ethnicity etc For ex. i love Melissa McCarthy eyes so much and i would take her over any other women in a heartbeat & idc about her body at all. Here are my list of most drop dead gorgeous women i have layed my eyes upon. Rebecca Ferguson Maria valverde Natalie dormer Eve hewson Katheryn Winnick Matilda De Angelis (i fell in love after watching her in the Undoing) Idk about others but i think i have cracked the beauty code for myself.😊
Am I the only one, who like the soft, kind and cute type of men? With a symmetric long face, high cheekbones, but not a very strong jawline, less facial hair, good teeth and a sweet smile? All over more the kind, intelligent, trustable type of men?
@@nicholaspot6068Yeah very true. Those type of faces are liked by many girls including my friends. I'm ok both cute, feminine & masculine. Maybe they feel secured or find it less intimidating
I'd be interested to see these people rate others based on how attractive they find them as opposed to what they think the general population would think. I personally feel like what I find attractive differs pretty drastically from the norm but feel like I still know what others would be viewed as by the general population.
One suggestion - please use a stereo mic from next time. I was wearing a single earphone and it was weird not being able to listen to many of the people in the video.
Hi Qoves I would love to see a video or hear a podcast showing the science behind how we "say" we rate ourselves on the 1-10 scale and rate the level of partner we say we want vs How WE REALLY RATE OURSELVES? I mean it's great that so many people say they want someone with a sharp jawline and almond/predator eyes (literally the two highest features out of 10 Qoves ranked in a previous video; also features I feel are rarer than people think they are especially having both features on one person) yet, the people wanting a partner with such features don't have those features themselves. So my question is when people say they are 6s and 7s in looks (the most common answer... and the safest) and therefore they want to date 7s~8s. Do those people REALLY believe they are that attractive? Do they REALLY believe a person with literal model level facial features would date them over another person with a similarly rare combination of facial features (assortative mating)? Do people honestly believe they rank so high on the 1-10 looks scale? And yes, both 6 and 7 are higher than average, which is 5.
they are describing what they find attractive. is looking modelesque required to find models attractive? someone has to be beautiful in order to recognize and prefer beauty in others?
1. Eyebrows. I love eyebrows, to me they can make or break the face. I've always noticed the eyebrows first on a guy. 2. Jawline/Chin. I never find guys with what looks like "no chin". Or when their jawline is short and rounded like a kid's face. I don't mind large and rounded. 3. Eyes. His eyes should not be large but it's ok if they are rounded or droopy. Most guys I have dated have kind eyes. I usually prefer guys who look kind and friendly but there's a hint of masculinity. Think of a father figure. When we see our fathers, they are kind to their children and you feel safe with them. I like that in most men. Of course, they also need to show it through personality as well and not just physically. No doubt, I do find chiseled male model-esque men visually attractive. I wouldn't bat an eye to the majority unless they show their personality is also very good.
Depends on their face shape. If a guy has rounded jaw and chin then a beard looks better. But if he has a Structured jaw and chin, then a stubble looks better. If they don't have cheekbones, then a Sideburn makes a lot of change. ( honestly, I don't understand the hate for Sideburns, they look hot asf) .
Everyone have their preference whether they can afford it or not is another matter. If you can see the mistresses and the toyboys of wealthy people then you will see true preference without anything holding them back.
Gay Latino here, my type is: - decent shape, I'm not saying that they need to have the most perfect gym body, but just someone that takes care ( not chuby or too scrawny). - nice face with some angles, not too round baby like. -around my height (1. 83/ 6 ft ) -hair/eye colour: Don't really have a preference, I'm dark so blonde/blue eyes tend to catch my eye because it's the opposite, but I like dark features too, any eye/hair/skin color is fine with me. -healty looking skin, you can tell when someone has abused of the sun. Please be nice in the comments.
The whole exposure to certain races and attraction is so true. Here in Southern Africa, black people who are the majority, generally have a preference for their own ethnic group. Black women are considered beautiful with their phenotypic features such as wider nose, big lips ect and are sought after by black men. Even when they scale up social economical levels, they still generally date and marry each other🤷🏽♀️. African beauty is represented in the media throughout. Interracial relationships still exist ofcouse, which is wonderful but the generality is black people date and marry each other. On the other end, I've noticed in America, black women often compete for mating options with other races of women. It seems, at times that males of African American groups don't prefer to date female African Americans.
@KWillo Yes, absolutely 💯. Thats how it is for a country with many races and cultures. I'd imagine competition for good eligible male bachelors for women is high if the women are a black or in the minority race group. I think it's great if black women can leave their options open in such situations
Lmao yes! "I like super unique look. Thick eyebrows and high cheekbones" ummm... That's literally the beauty standard. Now mention hunchback and stubby toes, then we'll talk
Ha i know right, i kinda lucked out with the eyebrows and have good cheekbones but not like elven style but i've noticed how much of a difference it makes and the wording people use to state what is universally liked. There's a reason the hunchback of Notre Dame is seen as a unsightly hero.@@natashka1982
I definitely prefer a “man head” with a strong jawline, modest but even facial hair including strong eyebrows, and white teeth more than perfectly straight teeth. Looking “fit and healthy” is also a plus.
Some people seemed nervous in the interview. The environment doesn't seem very relaxing. Maybe we could get better answers if the room was more comfortable and properly decorated. I know it's a studio, but still
My husband is just the type I liked. Tall, blue eyes, strong jawline, big lips. Funny though that now that I'm older I don't even have a type anymore. If someone looks good, they look good
