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3 Style Savey Ways to Put a Man Under Your Spell

Copyright (c) 2007 Naweko Nicole Dial dress that is close fitting on the top
It's Saturday night. You've just downed and waist area but that flares out below
your second post-work apple-tini and now the waist to create the illusion of a
you're surveying your Sex In the City larger hip size.
wardrobe for a get-up destined to entrap On the other hand, if your hips are
Mr. Huck-A-Burning-Love later tonight. substantially wider than your waist, you
Hold it! While surveying your garbs, you will want to accentuate your top by
might want to consider other subtle- not wearing a loose-fitting blouse or shirt.
to mention cheap- ways to wile a man to Then complement the top with jeans or a
your trove of feminine offerings. skirt that reveals the contours of your
In fact, an army of psychologists has lower body. This clothing manipulation
already done most of the date-baiting accentuates your top while contracting
work for you. All you need to do is heed your bottom to pull your overall shape
their three kernels of man-tempting closer to the 0.7 man-enrapturing ratio.
advice. 3. Calm down and you will look more
For years, psychologist consumed hundreds attractive
of labs hours dissecting just how men and Now that you've got your man, you may
women make decisions based on a person's want something else, like a chilled
appearance. Though it seems demeaning of Petron margarita or an ethereal foot
human nature to think that we assess massage.
other people based on some internal Just remember, "Sugar and spice makes
algorithm, clinical studies have everything nice," especially when you
demonstrated that humans are decidedly want something from a man.
predictable. At least that's what researchers Bruce
Rather than berate ourselves for relying Keisling and Malcolm Gynther discovered
on our reptilian-programmed minds, let us when they tested "Male perceptions of
take advantage of such canal instincts in female attractiveness". The team found
order to get the affectations we need. that men viewed physically
1. Create trust with cosmetics "unattractive" women who displayed
If you need to get something from someone feelings of affection and compassion more
else- like a car loan, job or date- you appealing than physically attractive
need to evoke trust with that person. You women who behaved assertively and
don't have hours or even minutes to independently. So, play lovable, huggable
create this relationship- you must you to get on your man's "Hottie" side.
command trust in a matter of nanoseconds. In short, rejoice in knowing that turning
To do this, appeal to a man's instinctual a man's head is more than a matter of
mind, or as psychologists advise, just mimicking a Maxim pinup or staying on
get your make-up right. schedule with Botox injections. Instead,
That is, apply your cosmetics as if your your charm, love handles and fabulous
were Katie Couric getting ready for the 6 taste in Pacific blue eyeshadow all
o'clock news, and not a Las Vegas bolster your chances of finally
showgirl, with all due respect, getting corralling Mr.
ready to open a Wayne Newton concert. If I-Can't-Believe-You're-Not-Married-Yet at
you do copy Katie, apparently people will your favorite watering spot. Happy
trust you more. hunting and even happier slurping.
For example, a study presented in the Sources:
Journal of Applied Social Psychology Keisling, Bruce L &, Malcolm D Gynther.
revealed men and women perceived other Male perceptions of female
women who wore make-up as healthier and attractiveness: the effects of targets'
more confident than the same women personal attributes and subjects' degree
without make-up. Participants also of masculinity. Journal of Clinical
assumed that women wearing cosmetics Psychology; March 1993, vol. 49, no 2, pp
enjoyed greater earning potential and 190-195.
held more prestigious jobs than the same Marlowe, Frank and Adam Wetsman.
women not wearing cosmetics. Preferred Waist-To-Hip Ratio and Ecology.
2. Hip your way to a proposal Personality and Individual Differences.
After you get that date, you can further February 2001; vol 30, no 3, pp 481-489.
entice your man by creating the ideal Nash, Rebecca et al. Cosmetics: They
waist-to-hip ratio. Several studies, Influence More Than Caucasian Female
including one in the Journal of Facial Attractiveness. Journal of Applied
Personality & Social Psychology, suggest Social Psychology; February 2006, vol.
that there is a direct link between a 36, no 2, pp 493-504.
woman's waste-to-hip (WTH) ratio and her Singh, Devendra. Adaptive Significance of
attractiveness rating among men. The Female Physical Attractiveness: Role of
ideal WTH number seems to be 0.7. Waist-to-Hip Ratio. Journal of
Creating the illusion of a 0.7 WTH ratio Personality & Social Psychology; August
is easy. Plus, you don't have to have a 1993, vol 65, no 2, pp 293-207.
24-inch waist to make this work. In fact, Naweko Nicole Dial San-Joyz pioneered the
it might help to have a 38-inch waist as acne trigger approach to naturally
long as you can pull off the golden 0.7 controlling acne in her internationally
ratio. published book, "Acne Messages". San-Joyz
Regardless of your natural shape, you can continues to serve the acne community by
adjust your clothing to simulate the 0.7 developing customized acne scar removal
WTH ratio. For instance, if your hip and treatments for the face and body.
waist size are roughly the same, wear a




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