This interesting statement comes from an online study, conducted with psychology students from Charles Sturt University with women aged between 17 and 71. 

The study also revealed less attractive women were perceived as having more leadership potential when made up with makeup.

The students conducted a second study which determined women who considered themselves more naturally attractive, felt naturally less attractive when they saw pictures of women in makeup.

It caused them to have inner questions around self-worth and their value.

Compared to women who viewed themselves as naturally less attractive not feeling any different in their own attractiveness, body image or self-esteem when seeing pictures of women in makeup.

The psychology students concluded that self-promotional acts such as makeup, fitness even selfies can signal a competitive intent in others.

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