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QOVES Beauty Podcast Ep. 7 - The Perception Of Tattoos | Do They Make You More Desirable?
🕑 Added 2021-08-15 09:58:38 +0000 UTCTattoos have gone from a social taboo to the upper echelons of high fashion with Jean Paul Gaultier experimenting with tattoo designs in much of his work in the early 90s. In this episode we discuss the social perception of tattoos and the following research suggesting that tattoos have a sensitive cost-benefit ratio of providing some masculine edginess (for both men and women) which correlates to increased desirability but comes at a hit in terms of long term mate characteristics such as stability, reliability and trustworthiness.
The effects of tattoos are also asymmetrical across genders with women being sterotyped more negatively than men who actually gain a benefit. The hypothesised reasons for why this is the case, the sterotyping pitfalls and how tattoos change your physical aesthetic are all discussed right here in this episode!
- Molloy, Karlyn; Wagstaff, Danielle (2021). Effects of gender, self-rated attractiveness, and mate value on perceptions tattoos. Personality and Individual Differences, 168(), 110382–. doi:10.1016/j.paid.2020.110382
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Bit of an oddball in terms of facial features. Very strong, masculine and well developed dentofacial features, but the roundness of his eyes is heavily feminizing and is what most people know him by characteristically. As pointed out in our Youtube video, 'the eyes make or break the face' Willem Defoe is a great example of just how salient the periocular region is one the face.
Lungisani Mlangeni
Great info as always, I've grown such an incredible fascination for this subject tahnks to your videos and podcasts. Just out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on Willem Defoe aesthetically?
