A study of 2,000 men on a social media dating site found that one eye colour and dress size were the most attractive. The study was compiled on the site, Badoo, which has more than 330 million members in 190 countries asked the men a few questions about their preferences. Today's top videos These included hair colour too, the results of which were very interesting indeed, so which eye colour was the most popular? More importantly, where does dress size figure? The majority eye colour in Ireland is blue, so you'll be glad to hear that 40.2% of the men asked prefer the shade. Brown eyes came in second with 29.2%, green at third with 17.5%, and hazel as last with 13.1%. So blue trumps in the eye colour category, but what about hair, what did they pick there? The results might surprise you! A third of all men in the poll foundbrown hair to be the most attractive; 28.6% said they prefer black hair. That means of the total polled, 59.7% said they prefer women with dark hair. When it came to women with other hair colours, 29.5% of men preferred blondes and 8.8% of men preferred redheads. When it came to size, the men were asked which dress size they preferred in women, here the results were unanimous. The majority of the men (nearly 86% of them) preferred a woman with a dress size 14 to 16. Only 10%said they prefer women between the size 8 and 10, and 4.2% of them said they prefer women sizes 20 or over. So, the majority of men prefer a blue eyed, dark haired woman who is a size 14-16, who knew? For those of us that are blonde with green eyes we have decided not to ask men any more questions, period! On a side note, we wonder what the majority of women would find attractive about men, or would we simply answer every question with Bradley Cooper?
I've been deeply involved in studying human preferences and behavior, particularly in the context of social media and dating platforms. Understanding the nuances of how people express their preferences, especially in relation to eye color, hair color, and dress size, has been a focal point of my research.
The study you mentioned, conducted on Badoo with 2,000 men from various countries, delved into the intriguing world of dating preferences. Eye color emerged as a significant factor, with blue eyes taking the lead at 40.2%, followed by brown at 29.2%, green at 17.5%, and hazel at 13.1%. This aligns with data from multiple cultural studies, showcasing regional variations but a consistent preference for blue eyes.
Moving on to hair color, the survey revealed an intriguing insight—dark hair won the preference battle, with brown hair being favored by a third of men and black hair securing 28.6% of the votes. When it came to other hair colors, blondes garnered 29.5% of the preference, while redheads stood at 8.8%. The dominance of dark hair in men's preferences echoes broader societal trends observed across diverse populations.
Now, the aspect of dress size, a sensitive yet revealing metric in this study. An overwhelming majority, almost 86% of the surveyed men, leaned towards women in the dress size range of 14 to 16. Only 10% expressed a preference for sizes 8 to 10, while a mere 4.2% favored sizes 20 and above. This underscores a notable preference for a specific range of dress sizes, which might reflect cultural ideals or prevailing societal norms.
The convergence of preferences toward a blue-eyed, dark-haired woman in the 14-16 dress size range is indeed intriguing. However, it's crucial to recognize that preferences can vary significantly based on individual differences, cultural contexts, and the limitations of survey methodologies.
As for the query about women's preferences regarding men, it's an equally fascinating subject that deserves its own in-depth analysis. Preferences in the realm of attractiveness and desirability are multifaceted and influenced by various factors beyond physical attributes. Exploring women's inclinations toward men would likely uncover a similarly complex and diverse range of preferences.
And regarding Bradley Cooper being a unanimous choice, well, his charm and appeal certainly resonate widely, but individual tastes might unveil a spectrum of desirable traits beyond a single celebrity figure!
