Familiar Features
Subconsciously, men look for features in potential partners that seem familiar to them. This phenomenon is called "sexual imprinting." It suggests that we are unconsciously drawn to people who resemble those we frequently saw during early childhood. This doesn't mean men search for exact copies of their mothers or sisters. It's about the comfort they feel when they see familiar traits. Such people are perceived as "their own," creating a sense of safety and closeness. This happens because our brains are wired to seek something safe. This mechanism is evolutionarily driven. By choosing a partner with similar features, we aim for genetic compatibility.Neat Clothes
It's important to dress appropriately for a date. If it's a nice restaurant, skip the tracksuit (even if it's very fashionable). If various activities are planned — a long walk, a quest, a dance lesson — opt for comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Men notice how comfortable and confident you feel in your outfit, whether it's simple or elaborate.Scent
Scent plays a key role in attractiveness, and it's not so much about the spicy notes of perfumes, but about the natural body aroma. Remarkably, it can be much more appealing than commonly believed.Scientific research shows that our bodies release pheromones — chemical compounds that affect the behavior and physiological responses of others. Pheromones can indicate genetic compatibility, hormone levels, and even a person's emotional state. All this happens on a deep subconscious level.
A study conducted at the University of Bristol revealed that men find women's natural scent particularly attractive during ovulation, the period of highest fertility. If you do use perfume, choose a fragrance that complements your scent rather than completely masking it. As perfumers claim, the perfect fragrance should become part of your personality, not overshadow it.