7 Things That Make Men More Handsome (According To Science)

Tiege Hanley: Get your first box 40% off (+ FREE gift), and 20% off for life, at

CONTACT/ FOLLOW ME:

SUBSCRIBE To My Second Channel:

Instagram: @courtneycristineryan

BUSINESS INQUIRES: courtneycristineryan@gmail.com

AMAZON STOREFRONT:

I make a small commission on items purchased with my link. Thank you for the support, I appreciate it!

Andrew McLaurin
 

  • @CourtneyRyan says:

    Tiege Hanley: Get your first box 40% off (+ FREE gift), and 20% off for life, at https://www.tiege.com/crscience

  • @TheMindLab247 says:

    Science says there are 7 things that make men more handsome… but somehow my coffee addiction, messy hair, and existential dread didn’t make the list. Guess I’ll just stick with good posture and clean shoes.

  • @marco_cee_ says:

    I’m handsome according to my mother 🤔

  • @fishingdude8393 says:

    You can make yourself more handsome, but it won’t matter if there’s no genuine spaces that you can find real connection.

  • @Snarge22 says:

    Core Strength
    For me, I work on a cable machine planting my feet then doing twist rotations. These, plus two different types of stomach crunches has reduced my back aches to near zero. A huge help!

    • @CourtneyRyan says:

      Thanks for sharing this! 👏🏼

    • @Xvr50Dcip3-h1b says:

      You are going to hurt your back for someone that doesn’t care about you

    • @Snarge22 says:

      @@Xvr50Dcip3-h1b These exercises work well for me. In addition I do dumbbell presses one hand at a time to put a twist on my core area. Lastly I’ll do butterflies, again one arm at a time for much the same reasons. And additional bonus of one arm at a time fly presses on a machine is one can go over-center resulting in greater range of motion strength.
      One more item: I stand 6’7″ before I put on shoes and the bottoms of sinks are so low that these exercises have really helped when I’m stooping over to wash a few pots and pans. It makes a difference for me regardless of whether women find me attractive or not.

  • @lawrence31415 says:

    Here’s a fun follow-up for the fifth point: I find it helpful to watch clips of actors from classic Hollywood (e.g. Humphrey Bogart) speak. His characters had a vocal tone that displayed a calm, cool, and collect composure, which made him appear more confident on screen. “Here’s looking at you, kid!”

    • @ald1144 says:

      And they didn’t have that odd upward inflection in their speech. The kind that makes a statement sound halfway like a question.

    • @kylekatarn5964 says:

      ​@ald1144 Yes, that tone implies a lack of confidence.

      I find it an annoying speech pattern in women, too. It can be corrected easily, just requires discipline.

    • @kylekatarn5964 says:

      Speaking with your chest and not trying to choke words out of your throat does wonders with women. Mumbling also = huge no-no.

    • @titteryenot4524 says:

      @@ald1144Uh huh. Much as I like Courtney generally, she is dreadful for that infuriating rising intonation! It’s almost every other sentence at this point. 🤦‍♂️

    • @titteryenot4524 says:

      @@kylekatarn5964It’s not just a female thing. Younger guys (35 and under) do it all the time, too!

  • @Dan-ud8hz says:

    “If a person has ugly thoughts, it begins to show on the face. And when that person has ugly thoughts every day, every week, every year, the face gets uglier and uglier until you can hardly bear to look at it.

    A person who has good thoughts cannot ever be ugly. You can have a wonky nose and a crooked mouth and a double chin and stick-out teeth, but if you have good thoughts it will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely.”
    — Roald Dahl, The Twits

  • @goldenboy3342 says:

    Thank you. Very interesting.

  • @GustavoAndrade-xg4gw says:

    1. Posture & Physical Presence;
    2. The Halo Effect;
    3. Skin & Grooming;
    4. The Power of Scent;
    5. Your Voice;
    6. Facial Symmetry;
    7. Confidence In Motion.

  • @Xvr50Dcip3-h1b says:

    As a man, I am tired that I always have to work hard on everything just to get some woman attention😔

    • @ilai7893 says:

      Take a break when you need. Being grounded and secure in yourself is a strong but underrated foundation

    • @ИванВасильевич-к8п says:

      All while most women do next to nothing besides existing. That is so much for “equality of the genders”, isn’t it…

    • @BrownieEXE says:

      Then don’t do it for anybody but yourself

    • @xkb360x says:

      Yeah this is exhausting. I think that imma tap out now and just focus on other goals in life when I’m not relaxing.

    • @samusbionicle says:

      The problem too is that men have to keep a women’s attention otherwise they leave for another scientifically better specimen. This whole thing is a racket and honestly I think if people didn’t require attention, sex, or affection; we wouldn’t need the other sex in general.

  • @CassandraBeckner says:

    Being “handsome” isn’t just bone structure — it’s charisma + confidence ⚡💫

  • @Ezilla82 says:

    Still working on my posture, because I do slouch while sitting or standing.

  • @billcynic1815 says:

    0:40 Posture & Physical Presence
    2:59 The Halo Effect
    3:36 Skin & Grooming
    7:11 The Power of Scent
    9:16 Your Voice
    12:09 Facial Symmetry
    13:50 Confidence in Motion

  • @Harikejn says:

    Important things: 0:39 First Thing ÷ Posture & Physical Presence; 2:58 Second Thing ÷ The Halo Effect; 4:34 Third Thing ÷ Skin & Grooming; 7:10 Fourth Thing ÷ The Power Of Scent; 9:15 Fifth Thing ÷ Your Voice; 12:07 Sixth Thing ÷ Facial Symmetry;
    13:49 Seventh Thing ÷ Confidence In Motion; and 14:55 to summarize all the told here.
    The science always tells important things, and I always love science. I have graduated on Faculty of Technical Science. The grooming habits are very important generally speaking (I mean on being clean, regular exercises, taking care of yourself etc.). You should not strictly follow some modern trends , because it does not mean that they are all good. Why? Because some of these trends cannot be adaptable to some people, and they will do many other wrong things. What I meant to say is that you don’t need to have copy-paste haircut, and beard (because these looks won’t fit to some people. Like it or not, that’s the thing). Be authentic, be yourself, be who you really are. You don’t need to fake it, cause it will be worse, and it’s very bad to that.
    Practicing voice will help many things. It helped me a lot when I studied for my exams on my college (or faculty, cal it whatever you want). Also I might add that you should practice your brain not just by doing regular exercises such as going to do the physical activity. You can also practice your brain by doing some tasks of thinking, by playing games (but when I said that I don’t mean to play the rude games). You can play chess, do Sudoku, do the Rubik’s Cube, and many other brain developing games.
    I’m very happy cause of these science here that has been told.
    Also I might add that also attracting things would be the following things: Eighth Thing ÷ The Way How The Person Is Educated; Ninth Thing ÷ The Way How The Person Shows Empathy.
    In reality the things that do trigger us (or more precise that do attract us) is the eye contact. And that’s the spark (let’s put it that way), that can be attractive to people that are either good looking, or not handsome. Meaning to say that the attractive thing is the energy (psychic attraction to be more precise), cause it shows how you are authentic, charismatic, how much self-confidence you have, and how well are you prepared for things. Cause the most important is how you can handle things mentally, and that’s major thing here.
    After all, a man is attractive in masculine energy, while a woman is attractive in that feminine energy.
    Thank you for this topic, Courtney.

    • @neonnwave1 says:

      About the 8th thing you listed, I disagree. I think it has more to do with the person’s intelligence or cleverness rather than their level of education or where they went to study. In my opinion, education means nothing. What matters is if the person has an acceptable level of intelligence where they can be independent (you don’t have to be Einstein) and you can rely on them. A degree is just a piece of paper. I’ve seen people who have degrees and they’re dumber than a bag of rocks. Plus given how many students now are cheating by using ChatGPT these days, I wouldn’t be surprised if they had no skills or that their IQ could be counted on one hand. Plus you can tell someone lacks intelligence and maturity if they think a degree automatically makes them better or smarter than everyone. No joke, I’ve had a group of friends where they would make fun of me for not having a degree while they did or were on the verge of getting one. I laughed at them because I had a job and they didn’t. :/

    • @sethgyan says:

      Great discussion from you two.

  • @Miss.tista__234 says:

    This book should honestly be banned. It teaches manifestation techniques so powerful they feel like cheating. If you’re not prepared to see your entire reality shift in ways you can’t control, I’d seriously think twice before reading Winner Effect Girlfriend Game.

  • @uninvited5417 says:

    What surprised me the most is that there are people watching who needed to be told to shower daily and wear clean clothes..

  • @mikemccormick6128 says:

    The answer to your thumbnail question is definitely NO. I don’t know about the science part, but it doesn’t matter. Women do not approach me or have any interest in me. That’s how I know that I’m not attractive. Women generally don’t approach men, but they will if the man is handsome enough. I don’t approach women because I don’t take rejection well, and I feel rejected even if the woman is unavailable. The best way to not be rejected is to not ask in the first place.

  • @davidchambers44 says:

    Rather than simply focusing on whatever you can’t control, you do the best to improve what you can. From there it’s just about getting out there to meet the right person.

    Great advice. It’s too bad so many are so cynical.

  • @kevins5498 says:

    I’m doing well in each of these areas. I get a lot of looks and even stares from women in public. When I was more social, I had women approach me.
    But I’ve lost all enthusiasm in dating, after too many negative experiences and never having found a woman who is a good fit for me and is also single.

  • @wilfredmuller1710 says:

    Courtney , your voice is very soothing and it makes me sleepy.

  • >