Ever wondered why some girls have it and others don't seem to have as much? Here's the science behind it.
Beauty and the geek: scientifically proven ways to become more attractive to men
Finally, scientific studies we can actually use!
No dress? Paint a red pout
Dress up your lips with a slick of fiery gloss and you’re more likely to catch a guy’s eye.
Flash him your smile
Stone-faced runway models have got it all wrong.
Reward a guy with laughter
Laughter really is the best medicine for everything… including your love life.
Subtly mimic him
It may seem like you’re playing copycat, but one stealthy speed-dating study proves that women who subtly mimicked men earned higher evaluations at the end of the eve
Hit the high notes
Sopranos rejoice!
Hips don’t lie
Make the grocery aisle your runway and watch as approving and handsome heads turn.
Keep the waterworks to a minimum
Tissues and tears should never come between you and your guy.
Show off your arms
You always thought that long legs were what brought the boys to the yard, but a study out of the University of New South Wales shows that men who found tall women attract
Game, text, match
Communication is still the key to any long-lasting relationship - just ask the researchers at the University of Texas at Austin.
Flaunt your curves
He really doesn’t notice those extra five pounds, and here’s proof.
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