Some useful tricks which make you appear more attractive

A 2014 study found that people looked better when they were in a group.

Basically, our brain takes the group of faces as an aggregate, making each face look more 'average' and attractive as a result.

This will give you something to smile about.

A 2013 study revealed that, when shown identical faces that only differed in their facial expression, people preferred the smiling face.

In fact, 'less attractive' but happy faces were judged as equally or more attractive than 'attractive' but less smiley faces for both men and women.

Smiling is a universal signal for warmth, approachability, and attractiveness.

In 2015, 36 questions that claimed to make you fall in love with anyone from a 1997 study were doing the internet rounds.

The key to these questions is creating closeness by gradually revealing increasingly personal information.

Basically, whatever you do, don't talk about the weather. The deeper the questions you ask and answer, the study found, the more likely a couple is to fall in love.

This one takes a lot of carrots - probably more carrots than you'd ever actually want to eat - so, maybe you should save this for a once-in-a-lifetime event.

A 2011 study got volunteers to rate the attractiveness and healthiness of 51 Caucasian faces. They found skin with a yellow hue helps you look more attractive and healthy, and apparently not like a Simpsons character.

Carrots, which produce carotenoids (aka yellow pigments), make your skin more yellow

Nodding your head can make your personality more attractive and likeable by up to 40 per cent, according to a study, as it makes you appear more approachable in social interactions.

Women judge fully bearded men to be a better match for long-term relationships, according to research.

Other research claims that women find men with stubble more alluring when it comes to short-term flings.

Source: indy100