The enamel makes us see other people more attractive

British scientists have shown that women's beauty always increases in the eyes of men when they drink alcohol and beer and the same thing happens to the weaker sex.

Very few scientists think about studying whether people feel that other people are more attracted to beer. In 2003, a team of psychologists from the University of Glasgow, England published a research result whereby sex-addicted students admitted they felt the opposite sex was more attractive after drinking a little alcohol or beer. However, many scientists believe that even when awake, people who drink alcohol tend to appreciate the attractiveness of the opposite sex higher than it is.

To solve this controversy, a team of experts from Bristol University (UK) conducted an experiment with an audience of 84 students (both male and female). Experts showed them 20 photos of men and 20 women of the same age and asked them to assess the attractiveness of faces with scores from 1 to 7. Then about half of volunteers were loved. demand a random drink of wine or beer. The amount of alcohol that the group of students put into their bodies was only enough to put them in a state of shock and not drunk. 15 minutes later, the experts showed them the pictures.


All students drink alcohol and beer to increase the appeal of the photos, while those who do not drink still keep the score. Surprisingly, they not only raised points for photos of the opposite sex, but also raised the attractiveness of photos of the same sex.

The test was repeated the next day but this time all volunteers didn't drink anything. The guys who drank the wine the other day still thought that the photos of women looked more attractive than when they had not drunk. The same thing does not repeat for female students.

'Alcohol makes our sense of attraction change, in which we always feel that other people become more lovely. But its impact lasts up to 24 hours for men while it quickly disappears in women, 'the team concluded.

Experimental psychologist Dr. Marcus Munafo, who led the study, said that the study results explain why people who drink often have sex with objects they never care about when they are alert.

Many experts believe that alcohol-stimulating striatum - the brain region plays an important role in the ability to evaluate attractiveness - making us more 'open' when assessing the charm of others.