TikTok Holistic Life Coach Says Wet Hair Immediately Makes You Hotter
I can never decide if TikTok is a mind-sucking vortex that (I get sucked into too often), or the greatest thing since the microwave. Neither – it’s actually Dopamine! Dopamine…
Holistic life coach says wet hair makes you hotter.
(Photo by Wolfgang Kumm/picture alliance via Getty Images)I can never decide if TikTok is a mind-sucking vortex that (I get sucked into too often), or the greatest thing since the microwave. Neither - it's actually Dopamine!
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter which releases in the brain and causes us to ‘feel good’. It's the same one that is released when you smoke, drink alcohol, consume drugs, or gamble. That’s why every time you get a text, or a like, or see a goofy TikTok video, then another one - you feel good. But the feeling is only temporary, which is why you keep going back for more - to recreate that experience of feeling good, over and over again. I know - blah, blah, blah.
A TikToker who calls herself a "holistic life coach"(ok, sure) is going viral after posting five psychology tricks to make people think you're the "most attractive person in the room." It seems like she actually just pulled them all from random websites, so take them with a grain of salt:
1. Use your hands when you talk. It makes you seem confident and more engaging. (Or Italian)
2. Have "sensual energy." She defines that as being confident in yourself and, quote, "letting your sexual energy flow in your body." (Huh?)
3. Speak slowly. Take lots of pauses when you talk. Rushing through your words makes you seem insecure. Taking your time makes you seem relaxed.
4. Smile like you mean it, and have warm body language. When you're genuinely having a good time, people are attracted to that. (Check the teeth for food)
5. Walk around with wet hair. She says we tend to think people are hotter when their hair is wet. How she decided this, I don't know. I DO know that my grandma used to say we'd "catch our death" in the cold, if our hair was wet.
I think I was right the first time - it's a a mind sucking vortex!
If you'd like to see the brilliance, check it out francescapsychology here: (TikTok)
-Carla Rea
