Woman in red is seen as a threat by other women

July 13, 2014 00:05

In the 1939 film classic The Women, much is made of the alluring quality of a specific color of nail polish: Jungle Red. It turns out that the characters faith in the product was not misplaced.

New research suggests the color red on a woman does indeed signal sexual availability -- not only to men, but also to other women.

As we have noted previously, studies have found that men tend to view women in red as more sexually attractive. But, ladies, if you were thinking wearing that color would send a subliminal signal only males would pick up on, youre out of luck.

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