7 body language tips to make you instantly more attractive

Changing your body language is equally important to increase your attractiveness to others.

ANI | Updated: April 10, 2018 10:57 am

Not just your looks, changing your body language is equally important to increase your attractiveness to others. So don’t just overspend your hard-earned money on your looks by dying your hair, following a fancy diet or getting a spray tan. Here are some tips to follow that make you instantly more attractive, as reported by The Independent:

Look directly at someone and smile

To boost your appeal the most, simply look directly at the target of your affections and smile at them. It actually makes you seem more attractive.

Be altruistic

Helping others without expecting anything in return, has been shown to be more attractive than good looks when it comes to those looking for a long-term relationship.

Use metaphorical compliments

According to Chinese researchers, women prefer men who use metaphorical language to compliment them.

They claim that compliments like “Your eyes are morning dew” or “Your smile is a naughty goblin” are better received than literal expressions like “Your lips are so sexy.”

Modify your walk

Swaying your hips or adopting a swagger when you walk can make women and men more attractive respectively.

Nod your head

People appear up to 40 percent more attractive to others simply by nodding their head.

Wear red

Wearing red makes men seem more dominant and successful, and when women wear red, they tap into men’s primitive desires and thus seem more sexually desirable.

Adopt an expansive posture

Whether in a picture on your dating app profile or just the way you look across the bar, adopting an expansive posture can make someone seem more attractive.

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Published: April 10, 2018 10:57 am | Updated:April 10, 2018 10:57 am

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