It’s actually both objective and subjective. Clearly emotional attachment influences our perception of a person. Just ask anyone who’s ever been in love. You will go to great lengths to ignore any physical flaw and focus on all the attractive characteristics of that person. If you fall out of love later you might be shocked wondering “I don’t know what I saw in him/her”.

@zavdab5238

Жыл бұрын

Emotional attachment is separate from beauty. Thats just falling out of the honey moon phase. When you have the most tolerance for any character or physical flaws your partner may have. That tolerance will fade and will acknowledge such flaws.

@henrykwieniawski7233

Жыл бұрын

Very true. Though, beauty is mostly objective with a hint of subjectivity

@iaf4454

Жыл бұрын

That is why if you have an ex, you wonder why you were with him he wasnt attractive at all. You dont find him attractive anymore. I agree with ypur comment

@K4113B4113

Жыл бұрын

@@iaf4454 Yeah. Most girls have a story like that.

@precisism1804

Жыл бұрын

But you would know though, right? You just wouldn’t be looking at it through the lens of love anymore, and thus your perception of them has changed.

You definitely can go from ugly to beautiful I’ve seen couple of examples. Haircut + Skincare + Getting Lean can literally turn you in a different human

@iloveazaeliabanks

Жыл бұрын

even just growing up helped me a ton

@robin6921

Жыл бұрын

Very true

@happystar7777

Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget makeup that stuff is a life saver lol. My eyebrows fell out years ago due to a reaction to a product, and I have hereditary dark circles around my eyes. That combo makes me look legit sick. A little concealer and eyebrow pencil? Bam: from like a 3 to an apparent 7/8 lol

@Gchang54

Жыл бұрын

​@@happystar7777ill be the judge of that

@TLW369

Жыл бұрын

…can confirm. I was never actually ugly, just homely-looking as hell. 😂 But now that I’ve been mewing, and gyming (5 days a week) I garner *a lot* of positive attention from men. ❤️

The difference between those top and bottom pictures of the girl are so subtle yet so impactful. That's insane. The obvious difference is that her eyes are larger and positively tilted on the top, making the eye area appropriately portioned for her face. It seems there are other minor differences like the nose being a tad bit skinnier, the lower lip slightly fuller, and the eyebrows slightly thicker on the top. But I feel 90% of the difference can be attributed to the disparity between the eyes. It affects all of the proportions of her facial profile and overall harmony. Literally the difference between a 6 and an 8.5. It's just shocking to me.

@LucielStarz123

Жыл бұрын

The lower girl is a 4 and the upper girl is a 6 in Russia

@shippo4ever101

Жыл бұрын

@@LucielStarz123ok

@viviantoblerone

Жыл бұрын

Her face/midface is also longer in bottom pic

@DichoDichev

Жыл бұрын

Her forehead is slightly bigger on the bottom

@ferideylmaz6114

Жыл бұрын

@@LucielStarz123 the upper girl is no way a 6 even in russia.

wow you made a great point with those last two pictures, its all in little details, I can barely tell whats the difference in pictures but she looks obviously better in above picture

@SmashBrosBrawl

Жыл бұрын

Human brain have evolved for hundreds of thousands of years to seek the best genes to reproduce with. It is very hardwired to detect subtle facial nuances of objective booty. In the above picture, the women had a positive canthal tilt and a more compact nose. Negative canthal tilts are not sexy as she has in the below picture. But her facial harmony is still pretty good, she's still attractive.

@imace7808

Жыл бұрын

Changes: little bit in forehead+ nose + chin + tilit of eyes + small eyes

@thxcaze1416

Жыл бұрын

In the above picture her eyes are bigger and positive tilted that’s the difference

@violett874

Жыл бұрын

​@@SmashBrosBrawl We love an objective booty

@jessbeee4773

Жыл бұрын

Weirdly i think she looks better in the below picture, more human and less edited, just like more natural. I definitely think beauty can be pretty subjective to a point

The tribes that flattened skulls, cut into their facial skin to make marks, and elongated their necks were also doing so because they were seeking “beauty.” Beauty is most definitely subjective. Those many “variations of beauty” are not accepted as “pleasing to the eye” to everyone. Showing modern models, who meet modern standards of attractiveness, does not give you an accurate understanding of the many variations of beauty that have been considered subjectively acceptable by different people at different points in time.

@free22

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if the issue is that it is in his best interest to say that beauty is objective and can be easily attained in order to promote his product.

@Triplekenjussy

Жыл бұрын

Ppl like u r soooo annoying

@happilyevernever4289

Жыл бұрын

Yep. And people here trynna claim this is a science channel.

@Titan_graphix

10 ай бұрын

They didn't all do it for beauty. I'm african and in Nigeria we have lots of different tribes, hundreds of years ago people marked their faces to tell their tribes apart when going on trades and travelling. They also did it for spiritual proposes and as part of traditional medicine. A lot of times also to preserve cultural identity. I've never met anyone who did it cus they thought it beautiful. Although people may have liked it back in the day, as it was more commonly done, leading back to the averageness theory. Marked faces were more average back then, but now they're rare.

Beauty isn’t subjective, attraction is subjective but beauty is objective. Problem being that we confuse beauty with attraction

@jobinoommen7188

11 ай бұрын

Exactly! I have always been saying this. People tend to lump them together.

@meowing1275

10 ай бұрын

what's the difference?

@madisonfelton4633

10 ай бұрын

That’s a really good point

@lazar-ri9yt

8 ай бұрын

Your comment is objectively stupid. How beautiful someone is, is how pleasing someone and their features are, which is based on how they adhere to your personal taste. There cannot be an objective standard for beauty because people are vastly different and have different preferences for what they find aesthetically pleasing.

I think beauty is at least somewhat subjective cause my friends and I (straight women) sometimes discuss which actresses we think are beautiful and which not so much and it's crazy how much we disagree.

@lialy3071

Жыл бұрын

ikr!! me with actors

Idk, I find people beautiful that others wouldn't, but I can recognize what people typically think of as beautiful

People need to remember the difference from beauty and attractiveness… beauty is example as having proportional features versus attractiveness having the right ratios of beauty and a good personality.

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

when you are very attractive your personality and confidence develops BUT not only that your worst character traits are seen as positive by others!! people used to call me "weird "when i was very young but when i became an attractive teenager and beyond all of a sudden i am @quirky@ or @unique@!! peoples' perceptions about you completely change!! highly unfair BUT biologically speaking out brains perceive beautiful as "good" and bad qualities magically can turn into positive ones!!

@happilyevernever4289

Жыл бұрын

What equates as proportional???

@Cadence777B

Жыл бұрын

@@happilyevernever4289 like having a good face shape with proportional features. Proportions is just another way of saying that your nose, lips, ect., fit your face shape.

Objective and subjective. There are some people that others fancy, that I just can’t wrap my head around. Sometimes you just don’t see what they’re looking at.

@happilyevernever4289

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I simply can't agree with this guy coz I find some people hot and don't with others that Quoves says is "objectively" hot.

Beauty is both subjective and "universal" in the way that morality (or any other value judgment) is

@schoolworkaccount3887

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exactly the same thing, both are also influenced by cultural factors too

@patrickbateman260

Жыл бұрын

No? Morality is manmade beliefs, attraction is biological. You are capping so hard saying it's subjective, just cause school and media though you so

@zzzzzz69

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickbateman260 it's subjective because it's personal genius, like preferring coffee with cream or sugar or without that's partly biological too but still ultimately personal affected by many subjective variables "capping so hard because school and media taught you so" the fuck is that, it seems you're the one working off some media narrative, and maybe go back to school to learn how to spell

I don't see how the purpose of this channel is anything other than to make people feel bad about their looks. For anyone reading this, especially if you're feeling bad, beauty does not define your worth as a person. Despite what our beauty-obsessed culture ingrains into us, you are deserving of love and respect regardless of your physical attributes. Being attractive is not your ticket to claim a place in society. The more we buy into this beauty obsession the worse it gets, and even "objectively" beautiful people don't feel beautiful because of the messaging pushed at them. People don't talk nearly enough about the insane amount of work it takes to keep up with beauty standards, especially if you're a woman. What this channel fails to recognize is that beauty standards aren't all that objective, they've shifted dramatically throughout all points of history. There is probably a point in history where any single one of us met the beauty standards of the time. Rather than ask yourself, "How do I become more beautiful", try asking "Why do I feel so much pressure to be beautiful? Do these sources of pressure really want the best for me?"

@ripsanskrit3609

Жыл бұрын

I feel good actually

@Triplekenjussy

Жыл бұрын

His channel is scientific so its meant to make u feel good

@happilyevernever4289

Жыл бұрын

​@@Triplekenjussy lol scientific. So you're saying this is a science channel?

@Triplekenjussy

Жыл бұрын

@@happilyevernever4289 yep he uses articles from reputable sites and studies. Im not gonna listen to rando in a yt comments just cuz hes not making feel goid contentd

@tapestrygirl980

Жыл бұрын

Knowing the truth about yourself is harsh but it's definitely helpful.

I get told I have doll eyes still and I am a 31 year old man but I’ll take it 😂 rather be Angel faced than look like a burglar

@GoldKingsMan

Жыл бұрын

I think my fitness trainer from Colombia has the same kinda eyes.

The last picture shows that beauty is made in millimeters. Plastic surgeries exist to alter pretty much all of the bottom pictures face to match the upper picture. These are the types of subtle surgeries actors get. An actress could look like the bottom pictures, get the procedures to look like the upper picture over the course of a few years, and no one would notice.

@madisonfelton4633

10 ай бұрын

That’s interesting, I feel like that’s what happened to Ariana grande for example

@dencentbeatz794

5 ай бұрын

I mean Bella hadid probably did that, yea it’s super subtle man

I agree. I am 25 and deemed attractive, i can appreciate a good looking man my age but i prefer someone much older. Silver hair, good teeth, eyes, nice hands and the sense of style are the first things i look for

The Beauty Dictatorship is the cruelest thing, since our looks are out of our control... Being beautiful just gives you a totally unfair advantage in Love, Life, Work and everything in general. 💔

@violett874

Жыл бұрын

Also health because beauty is just comprised of a conglomeration of positive health markers. No one wants to associate with your inferior genes🥲

@allenairamveraus6820

Жыл бұрын

If you start to think like this you are going to be suffering all your life. Physics are import, but not to feel that you are less than the others.

@huevex4525

Жыл бұрын

​@@allenairamveraus6820you are less on the beauty lens

@abigailcosta1716

Жыл бұрын

@@allenairamveraus6820 I'm not suffering myself per se, since I'm not usually considered unattractive, working as a model and all... But I cannot deny this very UNFAIR unconscious reality inside all of us that we tend to associate beautiful people with better qualities on our love life and even on our social circle. It disgusts me 💔🤢😥🤦‍♀️

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

oh TOTALLY. lives are lived very differently regarding if you are beautiful or not. BUT we must not forget the disadvantages either! beauty is a gift but a curse too and this has been proven time and time again.

90% objective, 10% subjective

I think the most important and provable requirement for attraction is *symmetry* and a healthy complexion. Professor Robert Sapolosky lectures (which are on youtube) are really enlightening on this topic. dimorphism is also important but there a too many cases,and cultures where it's not valued highly, think models which are valued for their stature prominent bone structure and musculature. I think people are very adaptable in their behaviours and tastes. But symmetry is the greatest consistency which makes sense as it's an indicator of health

Am I the only person who thinks the girl is easier to look at unedited? Not “rooting for the underdog” because I identify with that.. I mean really, bottom looks better imo. On paper she’s prettier in the top example.. but idk it doesn’t look right. Also, we only notice the “ugly” features on the bottom picture because there is a contrast right above.. whether or not that contrast is attractive, if it is leaning far one way, it will make the original photo seem like it’s leaning more the other way than it really is. How our brains work. That’s why people feel more ugly after strictly using filters all the time, especially when the filter thing first came out with actually nice looking filters.

@dr.c6260

Жыл бұрын

Actually I agree, just felt more natural

@NeokingTech

Жыл бұрын

How do you know which one is the real image?

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

your brain automatically recognizes which face is more attractive. there's no intellectualizing this fact because it's biological .

A sunrise is another one's sunset

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

yes BUT everybody notices a beautiful face when they see it!!

@happilyevernever4289

Жыл бұрын

​@@angelategos7217 everyone has a distinct definition and preference for beauty.

It’s both. Most people will agree if someone is very attractive or ugly, but among more average people, there is a lot of subjectivity. Which is why most of us have people who find us attractive and people who don’t. It’s also influenced pretty strongly by trends. I would say that the appearance of health is attractive across all cultures and times, but the Victorians might disagree.

I was just talking about this with a friend the other day when it occurred to me that all of the women I found attractive looked similar regardless of ethnicity.

My favorite channel

Beauty is subjective even if most people can agree that something or someone is more aesthetically pleasing than something or someone else. Why? The way your brain is wired is what determines how you distinguish beautiful from not. But brain wiring is not universal.

Objective beauty is singled out by legit scouts, in large overpopulated metropolitan areas, to work for a large corporation in the entertainment or modeling industries. They GO OUT looking for "talent" that represents their ideal image. Their main goal is to make as money as possible. Objective beauty is scouted by LEGIT modeling agencies, whether they're professional elite fashion modeling agencies or legit online swimsuit or promotional modeling agencies. Again, they won't take just anyone. The owners have criteria that need to be met.

beauty is not subjective- sexy is objective though. there are super models who dont give me those feelings but there are , what society would call, a 6 that does

@user-bx8sj6qm3w

Жыл бұрын

Super models job is to be a blank canvas for the clothes they're showcasing, not to actually be hot. Idk why do people use models as examples of beauty. I think celebrities, actors and music artists are the real reflection of people liking someone for their looks regardless of their talent since most are mediocre at their profession but are attractive.

@harrybellingham98

Жыл бұрын

@@user-bx8sj6qm3w i don't agree. super models are insanely hot and most top actresses are too. they are excellent examples of beauty regardless of their job requirements. but im not talking about liking someone for their looks im talking about the difference between what is beautiful and what is sexy, so im not sure what point youre trying to makein your last sentence

@DichoDichev

Жыл бұрын

@@user-bx8sj6qm3w Models have more categories than runaway

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

@@user-bx8sj6qm3w they are human clothes hangers. if they were very hot then people wouldn't notice the clothing--just like the 90's supermodels. people were looking at THEM first and NOT the clothing. i mean the clothes still sold BUT the designers prefer to showcase their wares on blank canvases, as you mentioned. the clothing should be the star. not to underestimate the star power of models, etc. to influence brands, though!!

@mypillowguy445

Жыл бұрын

It is subjective because what is beautiful to you is not beautiful to everyone. That's the definition of subjective.

Beauty is subjective cuz when I see girls with big eyebrows I just don't find it attractive something you said is attractive

@reve605

Жыл бұрын

Depends on how big the eyebrows are proportional to other areas of their face. There's something called facial harmony but of course there's still a space for personal preferences too maybe you have certain type of eyebrows.

@angelategos7217

Жыл бұрын

your brain, however is wired to perceive thicker eyebrows as belonging to someone youthful and healthy and thus appropriate to have robust offspring with. people lose eyebrow hair as they age and they become grey. that's why dermablading (sp??) and eyebrow hair transplants AND brow pencils are so popular: they signal YOUTH.

At last! Beauty is not subjective! 👌👏👏👏

Not subjective? Is that why so many people marry someone who looks like one of their parents?

I wouldnt really say that its "objective" at all, more like intersubjective.

Quoting roger scruton...nice

I completely disagree, but maybe that’s due to being an artist. I know what traditional beauty looks like: symmetrical features, contrasting features/contours/colors, balance, femininity/masculinity, etc. but I have never met an ugly person. When I say that beauty is subjective or that everyone has beauty, I mean it. Uniqueness is what I find beautiful.

@tapestrygirl980

Жыл бұрын

Man just typed ugly people on Google

If beauty is objective, and that some people are beautiful just by default, then it's so fucking tragic. It just loss all it's beauty if it's just objective, automatic to like it..

@garciasymbiote3799

Жыл бұрын

The moment beauty become just "objective" it stop being beautiful. Subjectivity is what make our attraction/appreciation toward art/people so beautiful, precious and meaningful. If it's just automatic to like it, then it just become meaningless..

the eye tilt was the difference

I think you should dive into this topic further and explore beauty standards betweens different cultures.

Man called me a dirty sock 😢😅

Who’s that last girl? She so pretty

Amongst my friendship group, beauty is EXCESSIVELY subjective. The men they find attractive differ wildly from one another and some are repulsive to the others!

Chris hemsworth analysis

It’s gotta be pretty subjective though considering people have completely different tastes when it comes to things like ideal body types and stuff

What journal was that article published in?

European beauty standard is the elephant in this room

"General agreement and aesthetic framework" ≠ objective beauty

We can't apply maths to living things like that. If we only based love on objective standards we'd be so fucked up. It would make a very unfair, discriminating and cold society. When talking about humans what make us attractive is our facial expressions, our reactions, they way we talk, respond to things. Yes, we can be attractive although we are not mathematically attractive. I have been struggling with all this my whole life cause I experienced both : feeling, sexy, loved and attractive and ignored and rejected. I must tell you that being rejected solely based on your looks is very heartbreaking because you don't really see the person behind their facial features. And I also was able to attract people thanks to my personality. People are often unimpressed when they first meet me but fall under my charm once they get to know me. This post is very upsetting and it's just a point of view not a general truth. Otherwise we are so fucked up if we only base beauty on cold maths and forget that we are living things and the imperfections are what make things unique and beautiful.

who's the girl in thumbnail ?

When I was in college my beauty standard was matching the standards of modelling industry, now as I grew up my beauty standard changed I no longer consider stick insect like supermodels no longer beautiful .my face aesthetics standard also changed , I feel modeling beauty standards are substandard. now I consider fertile optimum muscular HGH and optimum estrogen faces with more attractive in male and female with some defined faces . I have my own definition for beauty and I consider it far superior than whats shown in this channel.

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Nah u are beautiful if u fit your country beauty standards. For an instance dark/ tanned skin girl in Asia will be automatically ugly no matter how good looking she is.

@patrickbateman260

Жыл бұрын

What about a white guy in Asia 😉

@LuckBrown-re7yg

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickbateman260 Asia is white men playgrounds. Well good for white men. Put those lesser east asian men to their place.

@nonymous590

Жыл бұрын

​@@patrickbateman260asia prefer lighter skinned asians not white

First of all, not objective or subjective, but cultural. Rest comes after.

Wow only 60.000 views?!?

Don't you guys get bored 😅😂

Funny how the sun rises and sets in the same place.

Sorry that doesnt make any sence - if beauty would habe been objective then why did it change over years ...

@Aaron-kj8dv

Жыл бұрын

Beauty hasn't changed, just fads around beauty have. A hottie in the 1970's would be a hottie now just like a hottie from the 1400's would be a hottie now too, just different styles

@DARK-wp3ic

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean changed? Care to elaborate?

@lalita9041

Жыл бұрын

​@@Aaron-kj8dva hottie from 1400-s would be called fat nowadays. Even greek godesses are called ugly because they have fat rolls and soft chin.

@Bufekana

Жыл бұрын

🤔

@dr.c6260

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it really doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, there’s a lot of subjectivity around it. What people usually mean to say is “I find this type of person to be beautiful so regardless of time period I believe this type of person is beautiful.” In other words, the only objective thing is what their taste is

Can you please make a video about ear aestetics?

What did you do to make the person at the end more and then less attractive and can that be achieved through surgery or like filler

why do the thumbnail pictures look so different..

Beauty is subjective but ugliness is not.

thats what i always said

I wish i looked more feminine

Beauty is subjective. I hate to say that I dislike this content creator, it just feeds on to bdd

You're wrong. Beauty is based on emotion, not facts. One person's beautiful is another person's ugly. For example, I don't find the girl in this video beautiful in the least.

The differences are so slight, yet noticable you can even argue that it can be changed with face expression. Meaning that having a sad or tired face literally makes you look uglier

Sounds like narrow mindedness.

Nah, beauty is for sure subjective. I dont find ostriches beautiful, but other horny ostriches sure do. Ive been turned down for being "too thin" in a society that values thinness. I've had someone leave me for a girl that was "alt" in spite of my more traditional looks. Don't mind one bit. People like what they like. Thinking there is one rule book when the rules vary from gender to gender, person to person, culture to culture, etc. is very full of eurocentricity and also just patently false. Does this culture in this time and space prefer certain things? It certainly does. And those things give you a leg up, and it's important to acknowledge that. But theres loads of folks in this world that couldnt even tell you the difference between those two pictures. And my cat certainly couldn't

I totally understand his point but for me it’s just off. Two people who are considered attractive are extremely unattractive (at least facially) to me. Channing Tatum and Ryan Gosling. I will say w Channing that although he’s extremely unattractive to me I can understand why others find him to be so. However, his eyes being so close together make him very unattractive. It’s very off to me and something I can’t overlook despite the fact that his face as a whole is considered pleasing to the eye. Ryan Gosling is one I don’t even understand how he is considered attractive. His face shape is so off-putting to my eyes. I don’t know if it’s the length but it seems wildly outside of the range of average and there are no features that counterbalance that for me. His features may all actually fall in that average range but my brain isn’t registering that for some reason. I think about how the channel speaks to average being a sign of good health and his face falls so far outside the range of that for me and I’m not sure why.

@AugustRx

Жыл бұрын

Wait people are actually attracted to them? i thought we were doing it for the meme

Everyone is beautiful ❤️

@Triplekenjussy

Жыл бұрын

No, ugly ppl exist and thats ok❤

I think that these “beauty analyses” are not good. It is similar to saying that art is simply a skill that can be learned. Sure, you can teach anyone the techniques in art, however, this does not negate the fact that some are born with an innate gift of being able to do art. Art lives and breathes through them. Beauty is similar. You can scientifically analyze beauty and try to describe it all you want. But science doesn’t have to teach and explain EVERYTHING. I think beauty is best experienced when you just see something and think, wow, that was lovely. Princess Dianna had a big crooked nose, big hands and feet, what you would call bad posture, yet she was beautiful and charming and alluring. I think it is very damaging to do this…to try and scientifically explain beauty away, as if it is just symmetrical faces and geometry. Shame on you.

Beauty standards change all the time. Objective? Sure. Consistent. Fuck no

i have big eyes and they are upturned but im still not pretty

beauty is in the eye of the beholder

everyone is beautiful

@AnggaSteve

Жыл бұрын

Kendall said it to Kylie and Kim 😂😂😂

@DARK-wp3ic

Жыл бұрын

*Wake up to reality*

@zavdab5238

Жыл бұрын

If true, that means there are many tier levels to beauty.

Absolutely not subjective

The bottom edit of the girl looks sick or diseased compared to the above. Obviously mating is about finding the healthiest person for healthy offspring to survive.

Many people are just offended because this channel is simply trying to explain physical beauty through facts. Weird.

The red haired girl is not beautiful. Too wide eyes

Explain Lucy Liu and Cai Niang Niang if its objective