article_snippet.sent: It's official: alcohol makes you more attractive to the opposite sex. 
article_snippet.sent: Scientists at the University of Bristol Bristol found that having 'one large glass of wine' increases 'facial flushing' and 'confidence', making the drinker 'more attractive' to others and more likely to 'get lucky'.
article_snippet.sent: A study of 40 men and women found drinking a glass of wine makes you more attractive to the opposite sex... ...but too much booze leads to 'excessive and unattractive' changes in facial expressions, like Bridget Jones .
article_snippet.sent: Academics have previously confirmed the existence of the 'beer goggles' phenomenon - in which boozers find other people more attractive after several drinks.
article_snippet.sent: A study of 40 men and women, however, is the first time A study of 40 men and women had been shown that the drinker themselves actually 'becomes more attractive' to others, in an experiment dubbed 'reverse beer goggles'.
article_snippet.sent: A study of 40 men and women states that booze 'mimics' how a person's body 'demonstrates a person's body ' is healthy and attractive to attract potential mates' and that facial flushing is perceived by others as 'healthy and attractive'.
article_snippet.sent: Alcohol also makes people seem in a 'more positive or jolly mood' and encourages people to 'relax' and give off 'positive' signals, such as smiling - increasing people attractiveness levels.
article_snippet.sent: A study of 40 men and women states: 'In addition to perceiving others as more attractive, an alcohol consumer may also be perceived by others as more attractive, and therefore receive greater sexual interest from potential mates. '
article_snippet.sent: An increase in such attention from others may also positively reinforce alcohol consumption, particularly in social contexts.'
article_snippet.sent: A study of 40 men and women adds: 'In conclusion, our data indicate that alcohol consumption may lead to consumers being rated as more attractive than sober individuals, but only following low levels of consumption. '
article_snippet.sent: You consume a drink, so you see other people as more attractive, but you also become more attractive yourself because you've consumed a drink. '
article_snippet.sent: In a previous study last year, again at the University of Bristol, it was found that 'beer goggles' - in which booze makes others seems more attractive - was a proven phenomena.
highlights_snippet.sent: Facial flushing and confidence perceived as 'healthy and attractive'
  Experiment by the University of Bristol dubbed 'reverse beer goggles' 