The Magic Of High-Heeled Shoes: Women Who Wear High Shoes Are More Likely To Get Help From Men, According To Legal Research.

The charm of women's high-heeled shoes is no longer a secret. A recent scientific research conducted by France found that men's behavior in wearing high heeled shoes is quite different from that in normal times.

According to reports from scientists at Brittany University in France, if a woman loses her gloves when wearing high-heeled shoes, it is more likely that a man can pick it up.

The probability is 50% higher.

Another study found that a woman walking on the street in high heels is twice as likely to be able to persuade men to stop and answer questions.

And in bars, women wear

The time for men to catch up is half the level of heels.

"The height of women's heels has a huge impact on men's behavior," Nicholas Gogen, Nicolas Gueguen, a researcher and behavioral scientist of the study, said. "In short, they make women more beautiful."

In the study, the 19 year old female volunteers wore black high heels ranging from 0.5 centimeters (0.2 inches), 5 centimeters (2 inches) to 9 centimeters (3.5 inches), and asked for help from men aged 25 to 50 under different scenarios.

Jane Claude Hoffman, a sociologist in Paris (Jean-Claude Kaufmann), though not involved in the study, still said, "although the research level is relatively narrow, the results are clear and consistent, indicating that this study is of great significance.

Women in high heels look more buttocks.

Tight, more stature, graceful, taller, more sexy and more confident, this means a more lethal attraction for men.