Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Choose the Right Time
• Method 2 of 2: Choose the words you want
• Tips
• Warnings

Few compliments are as pleasing to the ear as saying that you are beautiful. There are many ways to tell a person that he or she is handsome, but choosing the appropriate and appropriate phrase is important for a specific situation. Try to make it sound casual. Depending on what you think is appropriate and comfortable, you can speak friendly or romantic, verbose or straightforward. The most important thing is to be sincere.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Choose the Right Time

1. 1 Tell the person they are handsome when you really feel that way. You don't need excuses to tell someone that they are handsome. Sometimes there really is no apparent reason to compliment a person about their attractiveness, but that shouldn't stop you. Maybe a light accidentally lit up his face, or he is amazingly dressed, or you just want to kiss him. If you feel an overwhelming urge to tell someone they look great, just do it.
2. 2 Wait for the right moment. Of course, you can say "you are beautiful" or "you are beautiful" at any time, but such a statement will be more meaningful if you completely grab the person's attention. Say these words in an intimate setting, face to face. Try not to embarrass the person.
   • Before you compliment a friend, a loved one, or someone who means a lot to you about your attractiveness, take a quiet moment when you are alone or looking into each other's eyes. Let the words sound natural.
   • Alternatively, you can write a note.This will be a great way to create a moment of intimacy if you feel shy or for some reason cannot be around.
   • Compliment as a greeting. Try to greet him at the meeting with the words: "You look amazing today!" However, avoid such statements if the person is dressed casually. Save the compliment for those times when he obviously went to some effort to be attractive.
3. 3 Do not overthink. Your words don't have to make more sense than what they say. There are many reasons why a person can be said to be attractive, and not all of them are romantic. Try not to rack your brains too much. If someone seems beautiful to you, it's a good idea to tell them directly.
4. 4 Behave appropriately. When and how you call a person beautiful is not nearly as important as what exactly you say. Overwhelming an ordinary acquaintance with overly enthusiastic or overly detailed praise, you can get a warning or even harsh response from him. Try not to focus on physical characteristics (such as being in great physical shape or certain body parts) until you and your subject get to know each other better. Also refrain from discussing similar topics with other people. When in doubt, limit yourself to general phrases and see how the person reacts and if he is ready to hear more from you.

Method 2 of 2: Choose the words you want

1. 1 Keep it simple. Just say, "You are beautiful" or "You are beautiful." No need for unnecessary complications. Look the person in the eye and sincerely say what you think. Say these words with a smile.
   • Try to amplify your words. Say, "You are extraordinarily beautiful" or "You are so attractive."
2. 2 Find your own unique way to compliment. There is nothing wrong with simply saying “you are beautiful,” but you can make your statement more poetic or romantic by choosing your words more carefully. Keep in mind that some people prefer to receive straightforward and straightforward compliments, while more romantic natures melt with lofty words.
   • Use synonyms for beautiful, such as gorgeous, charming, stunning, adorable, dazzling, exquisite. However, you must understand the subtle differences that exist between the two.
   • Instead of just telling the person that they are attractive, let them know how it makes you feel. Say, "You are so beautiful that I cannot look away" or "My heart starts to beat faster when you look at me."
3. 3 Be sincere. Some people are so sensitive to notes in a voice or read body language that they can easily understand when you say words without putting any meaning in them. There is no need for unnecessary pathos and theatricality - just try to be sincere.
4. 4 Spot certain traits. One way to make a compliment special, intended only for a specific person, is to celebrate what is unique about him that makes him beautiful. It can be anything: eyes, hair, smile, skin. Instead of purely external features, try complimenting the person's personality. Beauty is much more than looks.
   • Say, “You have an amazing smile. With her my day becomes brighter ", or:" Your eyes are simply amazing. I drown in them ", or" You have such luxurious hair! ", Or" You have perfect skin. "
   • If this person receives a lot of compliments about their beauty, try to mark those features that are rarely noticed. Perhaps this woman spends a lot of time to keep her hair or makeup flawless. However, she can be especially flattered if you compliment her ears, hands, nose - or her personality.
5. 5 You can use a more neutral word than “beautiful”. If you do not know exactly what feelings the object of attention has for you, you can say that he is "cute" or "cute". These words do not have the same meaning as "beautiful", but if you are not sure, they will help you out. On the other hand, if you really think a person is beautiful, then it might be worthwhile to gather your courage and say it as it is.

Tips

• Take the hints. Whether you are encouraged to move forward or, on the contrary, asked to stop, be able to recognize it and behave accordingly.
• Be confident in yourself. Any statement sounds best when it is spoken clearly.
• Be gentle, but don't put the person on a pedestal. Everyone loves compliments, but they all have their drawbacks. Do not overpraise the person: this will no longer be a compliment, but empty flattery.

Warnings

• There is a fine but distinct line between compliment and harassment. Even seemingly harmless words, if undesirable, can lead to much worse consequences than just a rejected compliment. If you feel that your intentions may have been misinterpreted, sincerely apologize, explain yourself, and do not mention the topic again in the conversation, unless the initiative comes from the person himself.