You meet someone, you like them, and you make your move. At the same time, even if you haven't noticed, your skin shines, your hair looks more beautiful, you have more energy. Why does it happen? Because you fell in love.
After many studies done on the release of chemical signals in the brain when falling in love, experts have come to the conclusion that dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin have a positive effect on your hair and skin. The hormones released when you fall in love travel to different parts of the body, fulfilling a specific function.
For example, increased oxytocin promotes glowing skin and makes hair stronger and more beautiful. In short, science has proven that falling in love makes us more attractive.
But in our brain, love has an expiration date, which is estimated by the hormonal and chemical changes in the brain, which extend the term of love up to 3 years. After this period, the brain and body return to normal.
But that doesn't mean you don't love the person by your side anymore. Nor does it mean that you will become less beautiful after this time. It's just that the brain no longer releases hormones without exceeding the limit.
