10 Countries With Different Concepts Of Male Beauty

When people in the western world think of male beauty, you often hear “Chris Pratt”, “Dwayne Johnson”, “Obi Wan Kenobi” or “Not the guy writing this article”. This concept of male beauty, typically meaning a man with broad shoulders and a burly physique is referred to as “lumbersexuals” because they look like sexy people that smack down huge trees for a living. Luckily for at least one of the people in the previous list, some places around the world have different concepts of male beauty. Why? Because why not.

Let’s take a look at some countries where the concept of male beauty is quite surprising, to say the least.

Brazil
Well, Brazil isn’t exactly known for its low standards when it comes to the human physique: men with light eyes, fair curls, a six-pack and a sun tan are pretty much forced to almost literally beat the women off them. You’re probably better off trying to get a girlfriend in the good ol’ western world.

India
In a country pretty much run by Bollywood movies, it’s no surprise that actors from those movies are generally considered to be the most attractive men in the country. In short: be fit, moderately muscular, use loads of styling gel, have no body hair except for a small stubble and use skin-lightening creams. Lightening, not lightning. Lightning will melt your face off. Trust me.

Sweden
You’d think Sweden loved Viking types, but you’d be wrong. The most popular men in Sweden are actually the ones with a very slender physique, pale skin, light eyes and sharp cheekbones.

Turkey
Turkish men must possess strength, courage and loyalty. This pretty much means that everyone has a shot in Turkey. If you’re going all the way, you also need to get rid of chest hair and pay lots of attention to hair styling. Go visit a barber. Seriously, Turkish barbers are the best way to spend your money, no matter where in the world you are. I can vouch for them.