Makeup

“And that's kind of what's happened, right? Is that all women are wearing makeup and now, or almost all of them are. And now if you skip that part of your routine, it almost comes across, and it shouldn't, it's unfortunate, but it almost comes across as unprofessional in a workspace.”

“So it was makeup and plastic surgery that they tested on real women's faces. And they had men assess their attractiveness, their datability, et cetera. And what they found was that these methods worked to make them more attractive.”

“And that whole world of what does when you can manipulate the smoothness of your skin using makeup or face tune or cosmetic surgery, when you can get limb lengthening surgery or you can wear boots that have got heels on them.”

“So think about different beautification behaviors. I won't bore you by making you guess, but it was makeup. Among people who wear makeup, the men who wear makeup spend way more time on it than the women. Just because they're less good at it, they've been growing up on YouTube tutorials.”

“makeup, um, but it was because of that effect. Going back to the clavicular thing, it's kind of fascinating the weightlifting being the biggest change because I don't know whether guys increasing their upper body strength makes a bigger impact on attractiveness or formidability.”