The beauty of women depends on the phase of the menstrual cycle

British and Czech scientists have concluded that the beauty of women depends on the phase of the menstrual cycle in which they find themselves. Research has shown that women are more beautiful in the fertile phase of the cycle.

The faces of the women are more beautiful in the phase of ovulation. It follows from research conducted by scientists from Charles University, Prague and Newcastle. Here it is worth explaining that ovulation occurs about two weeks after the rule when one of the ovaries releases an egg that can be fertilized.

The British and Czech scientists used for their research two photo portraits of each of the 48 women participating in the experiment. These were young women, taking the lowest 19 years and the largest 33. One of the photographs were taken during the  face of women in the third week of the menstrual cycle.

Then the scientists asked a hundred men between 19 and 44 years of portraits of each of the 48 women participating in the experiment chose which seemed more attractive. The same request was also directed to a hundred women between 18 and 33 years.

 Both women and men gave preference to photos from the stage ovulation.
Scientists believe that increasing the attractiveness of women in the fertile phase could represent a natural mechanism to increase its value in the market of potential partners there to the greatest likelihood of conception.

The experts considered remarkable by the fact that the observers distinguished female attractiveness of the faces on the stage of ovulation more often than men.

The beauty has much to do with the color and complexion of the state. Previous studies have shown that in the period of ovulation in women clarifies the hue of its skin and soft tissue of the body such as breasts and wings of the ears become more sensitive. Men are attracted more strongly by the seductive scent of the female body that allows perceive.

Other studies have shown that for most of the menstrual cycle, women prefer men who have some ragos effeminate and guardians.  At the stage of ovulation women give preference to males over rices and dominant.