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=== Breath === | === Breath === | ||
There are no scientific studies on attractive breath smells for men as of 2020 A.D. | There are no scientific studies on attractive breath smells for men as of 2020 A.D. | ||
=== Smoking === | |||
A scientific study on smoking and attractiveness showed, smokers prefer smokers and nonsmokers prefer nonsmokers, although smokers in general were rated less attractive. Physical attractiveness ratings were not influenced by status.<ref>https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/014616727900500328</ref> | |||
Another study where,two hundred twenty-nine subjects watched videotapes of men and women smoking or not smoking as part of a study on first impressions. The results indicated that (a) smoking models were perceived as more sexually active than nonsmokers regardless of the subjects' smoking status; (b) smoking female models were seen as less likable, less attractive, and less healthy than nonsmoking female models, whereas no such differences emerged between smoking and nonsmoking male models; and (c) although women reported no differences in their preference to engage in intimate behavior (e.g., petting, kissing) as a function of the male model's smoking status, men preferred to engage in such intimate behaviors more with nonsmoking females than with smoking females.<ref>https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1207/s15324834basp1302_5</ref> | |||
== Scientifically fashionable == | == Scientifically fashionable == | ||