A recent survey has claimed that 73 percent people believe that they look more attractive in summer.
The survey conducted by match.com found that blue skies and warm temperatures made people come across as more confident and healthy, the Daily Express reported.
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The bael is an important aromatic medicinal tree of Indian origin. Despite the goodness it packs in itself, due to the lack of knowledge, the fruit and leaves are highly underutilized.
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The survey also showed that females are likelier than men to radiate an attractive glow during warmer weather.
54 percent of Britons believe that their appearance is enhanced in summer compared with just two percent in winter.
Relationship expert Kate Taylor said people are more likely to be having fun in summer making them appear more attractive.
Source: ANI
Relationship expert Kate Taylor said people are more likely to be having fun in summer making them appear more attractive.
Source: ANI
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