Studies found that men rated lighter areolae as being more attractive in women with larger breasts, but preferred dark pigmented areolae in women with smaller breasts.

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Studies on physical attraction, including preferences for areolae pigmentation, vary widely and are influenced by cultural, individual, and contextual factors. There is no universally established preference linking areola pigmentation with breast size in the scientific literature. Preferences for physical traits like areola color and breast size are highly subjective and differ significantly among individuals.

Studies Found That Men Rated Lighter Areolae as Being More