
Women’s faces are considered on average 60% more beautiful: studies on the gender attractiveness gap
A scene from the film “Ex Machina”. Credits: Andrea Gesund There research on the perception of facial attractiveness has shown a recurring and partly counterintuitive result in recent decades: female faces tend to receive higher ratings on average than male faces, regardless of the gender of the evaluator. This phenomenon has been discussed in the literature as a possible form ...








