is unibrow considered attractive or ugly? crooked noses? crooked teeth?
is unibrow considered attractive or ugly? crooked noses? crooked teeth?
It's Brazil so it just values traditional western attractive traits like a fit body and symetrical face, well-groomed body hair, a voice that won't scare the children, etc. Can vary by person - each one will value something more than the other.
Is this attractiveness in your country or uglyness...or both?
Dark skin, tattoos, piercings in places that's not ears and so on is considered ugly.
Charlize Theron is considered attractive. She is also twice OP's size.
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Most people in the West consider normal/slim, symmetry of the face, nice colored eyes, just enough makeup etc. to be attractive traits.
Mono-brows, crooked nose and crooked teeth, in the West at least, are NOT considered attractive to most.
It all depends. People find very basic superficial things attractive if they know little or nothing about said individuals. However like Pepsi beating Coke in a taste test. The results are misleading. Attractive quality is totally subjective. Oddly enough some of the most attractive people actually have serious flaws.
However because people get to know or think they are familiar with an individual along with peer pressure often molds how people think.
Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
Some asian places think inward growing teeth are (to some degree) cute afaik, I personally find them abhorrent and I want to bolt some backets on them myself if I see that. Other shit like moles or downright warts above the lip also tend to be called sexy by some, always found that ruther ugly and would try to get that removed.
As for my country (Germany), personally I doubt we have many universal beauty ideals anymore. City trash for example seems to be into utterly disgusting flesh tunnels in their ears, and I weep a little bit inside whenever I see a beautiful woman that is forever marred by these. Same shit for tattoos, way too few people actually have good looking ones but some love that shit and in some sub-cultures it is pretty much expected. Degenerate hip-hop culture also has brought us the fat-ass fetish but people are still split on it overall. Things like a universl love for blondes is also debateble today, personally also not my first choice. Bit titts are still highly saught after across the board afaik, even if they end up being floppy bags or ugly looking fake ones, I don't get it personally as I think form > size.
Overall the preferences here are fleeting and change every couple of years or at least decades (I'd say we've finally moved past tanning for example) and also depend on location and subculture. Overall facial symmetry is still highly valued afaik as well as clean skin. Then we have obvious things here like decently formed teeth which are not too yellow. But that is pretty much it as far as universal beauty goes here.
Medium tan skin is considered while lighter skin is considered unattractive
Your question is waaaaay too broad Natto.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and while cultural beauty standards may differ from country to country, generally only you can decide who is attractive to you.
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Nuns way back in the day would cut off the ends of their noses to look less attractive and deter people from sexually harassing them. I think abnormal features have always been considered ugly.
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These things are broadly universal. When anthropologists study this, they find consistency in preferences - body shape, facial type, proportions, symmetry.
If the media describes it as "brave" or "stunning", it usually means its ugly. Like "look at these stunning pictures of big beautiful girls who dont shave".