Beauty
Attractiveness

That gorgeous people get preferential treatment is a not-too-pretty fact of life, long attributed to the halo effect. Now there's evidence that beauty and intelligence (and other positive characteristics) go hand in hand. Evolutionary psychologists have opened a tantalizing line of inquiry onto age-old questions about beauty, and not a moment too soon. Clinical psychologists observe that men and women alike appear more concerned than ever with attractiveness and perceived physical imperfections.

The Latest on Beauty

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The Science of Speed Dating - Part II by Daniel R. Hawes

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Mentoring programs solve corporatizing attitudes. by Ray B. Williams

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Beauty Blogs

Shake Your Beauty
A wellness writer explores fresh and relevant topics in beauty and fitness.
By Marissa Kristal
You'd Be So Pretty If...
How to teach your daughter to love her body--even when you don't love your own.
By Dara Chadwick