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What makes Italian men's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, episode 2, and today we're going to be looking at Italy. The first thing we can notice is that many handsome Italian men, though not all of them, have a characteristic dead eye look. For example, that's the case with actor Lorenzo Zollo or even Pietro Castellitto, whose eyes are more protruding with a droopy lower lid. They generally have a more pronounced mandibular angle, a chin prominence that is typically more marked, and an overall more angular face compared to

What makes Danish women's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders episode 4 and our country for today is Denmark. Danish women are first notable for their exceptionally fair appearance, characterized by light skin, light eyes, and generally light hair. This is downstream of Northern Europe's environment of low light exposure, which caused its inhabitants to produce less melanin to absorb more sunlight for vitamin D production. Their softer features such as the light eyebrows, light lashes, and thin noses contrast nicely with the statuesque bone structure consisting of

What makes Indian women faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, Episode 3, and today we're going to be looking at India. Indian women generally have impressive eye areas with naturally thick, long lashes framed by bold eyebrows. These very dark features often contrast against their skin tone, which varies widely across the subcontinent. This contrast does create the illusion of light makeup even when they're not wearing any. And though Indian women generally exhibit a diversity of brown eye colors, other shades like grey or green have been seen to occur with some regularity. These shades can be seen in particularly

What makes Tunisian women's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, Episode 1, and today we're going to be looking at Tunisia. Now, Tunisian women generally have high cheekbones with large, expressive, almond-shaped eyes, which can be brown, hazel, or occasionally of the lighter shades. Eyebrows are usually well-defined, often dark and naturally thick. This fits well with modern beauty standards, as Fez Ratal have shown that thick and more masculine, low-set eyebrows were attractive in people under the age of 30.

Have you ever noticed how a lot of couples tend to look quite similar to each other? Look at this couple and then look at this one. This phenomenon of married couples beginning to look more alike over time is called "spousal concordance" or the married couple similarity effect. A study by Zebrowitz et al found that participants could match the faces of married couples at a rate significantly higher than just chance alone, suggesting that spouses develop either similar facial characteristics, from the way they groom themselves, take care of themselves or just choose partners that tend to look more alike.

What makes Italian men's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, episode 2, and today we're going to be looking at Italy. The first thing we can notice is that many handsome Italian men, though not all of them, have a characteristic dead eye look. For example, that's the case with actor Lorenzo Zollo or even Pietro Castellitto, whose eyes are more protruding with a droopy lower lid. They generally have a more pronounced mandibular angle, a chin prominence that is typically more marked, and an overall more angular face compared to

What makes Danish women's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders episode 4 and our country for today is Denmark. Danish women are first notable for their exceptionally fair appearance, characterized by light skin, light eyes, and generally light hair. This is downstream of Northern Europe's environment of low light exposure, which caused its inhabitants to produce less melanin to absorb more sunlight for vitamin D production. Their softer features such as the light eyebrows, light lashes, and thin noses contrast nicely with the statuesque bone structure consisting of

What makes Indian women faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, Episode 3, and today we're going to be looking at India. Indian women generally have impressive eye areas with naturally thick, long lashes framed by bold eyebrows. These very dark features often contrast against their skin tone, which varies widely across the subcontinent. This contrast does create the illusion of light makeup even when they're not wearing any. And though Indian women generally exhibit a diversity of brown eye colors, other shades like grey or green have been seen to occur with some regularity. These shades can be seen in particularly

What makes Tunisian women's faces so attractive? Welcome to Beauty Across Borders, Episode 1, and today we're going to be looking at Tunisia. Now, Tunisian women generally have high cheekbones with large, expressive, almond-shaped eyes, which can be brown, hazel, or occasionally of the lighter shades. Eyebrows are usually well-defined, often dark and naturally thick. This fits well with modern beauty standards, as Fez Ratal have shown that thick and more masculine, low-set eyebrows were attractive in people under the age of 30.

Have you ever noticed how a lot of couples tend to look quite similar to each other? Look at this couple and then look at this one. This phenomenon of married couples beginning to look more alike over time is called "spousal concordance" or the married couple similarity effect. A study by Zebrowitz et al found that participants could match the faces of married couples at a rate significantly higher than just chance alone, suggesting that spouses develop either similar facial characteristics, from the way they groom themselves, take care of themselves or just choose partners that tend to look more alike.