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Hand attractiveness—its determinants and associations with facial attractiveness. Address correspondence to Dr Krzysztof Kosinski. E-mail: koscinski amu. Oxford Academic. Revision received:. Select Format Select format. Permissions Icon Permissions. Abstract Although attractiveness of the human hand seems to be of some importance in the social and mating context, it has attracted little scientific interest thus far. Open in new tab Download slide. Table 1 Measured hand and face features and their sexual dimorphism.
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A woman who takes the time to polish her nails wants to make a good first impression and be seen positively by others. Plain and well taken care of nails suggest you have a good grasp of your own needs and wants and are most likely well-organized and neat.
Surprisingly, the back of your hand can tell a story to a man all on its own. The "state" of your hand can let someone know a lot about you and yes, can indicate how old you are, as well. Is there hair on the back of your hands?
Is it thin or thick? Are there age spots? Is the skin well tended and soft, or dry, or perhaps cracked? People who have smooth, elastic skin here are often young and vibrant, while people with various marks or spots may show their age faster. And how well you take care of your hands can show your attention to detail. Scratches and cuts suggest that you work with your hands or perhaps that you have pets you play with.
Your hands hold many secrets when it comes to who you are and the things that are important to you. This quick hand and palm reading guide highlights just a few of the things that a man might pay attention to when he sees you for the first time. They reveal things that are important to you and aspects of who you are that you might not even realize.
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