Video Tip of the Week: Turn the Other Cheek
Laura Nickerson • August 14, 2016
Can you look hotter on-camera just by turning your head to the right? Science says yes!
The journal Experimental Brain Research claims in a recent study that people’s left cheeks are more attractive because that is the side of your face that shows more emotion. The right brain is the emotional center, and the right brain controls the left side of your body.
Study subjects were shown a series of male and female photographs, and scientists measuring indicators of reaction and attraction (like pupil dilation) say that the left side is definitely your good side.
Read more about the study from PsyBlog, and look left as you say “Cheese!”
Photo Credit: Flickr.com/photos/shinazy/
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