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Women’s confidence enhances their attractiveness
An international study involving 76 countries revealed that women's faces are considered more attractive than men's. Women's self-assessments also show that they perceive themselves as more beautiful than men do. The study, based on evaluations of over one and a half million faces, demonstrated that the gap in attractiveness is evident across different cultures, partly due to the face's shape, which tends to be softer and more rounded in women compared to men. Additionally, the study found that the difference in attractiveness diminishes with age and nearly disappears by the age of eighty.
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