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This study reviews research regarding the effects of source physical attractiveness on persuasion with focus  on the interplay with source gender and receiver gender. Most evidence indicates that attractive female sources  tend to be more persuasive than unattractive ones in attitudinal and behavioral measures. The results for male  sources are equivocal, with few studies reporting the liability of male source attractiveness. Recipients’ sex is a  poor predictor of source attractiveness impact for both male and female sources. The study’s contribution  synthesizes decades of research on source attractiveness to suggest future research ideas for academics in  marketing, psychology, and communications and to give recommendations for marketers, advertisers, and  other practitioners aiming to influence people’s attitudes.

A gender-focused review of the effect of message source attractiveness on persuasion: Implications for marketers and advertisers