And, of course, the direct answer is HELL NO! Of course they’re not ugly. Many of the phero users I’ve met have been quite attractive.
In reality, almost nobody is “ugly”, anyway. Yes, everyone has an “ugly” moment when they get upset or don’t dress to accentuate themselves. In LA, I see plenty of stars out and about who look far worse than you’d ever imagine they could.
Yet, I’ve never run into anybody who’s not a few quick tweaks away from pretty. Every child is born beautiful, it’s the ravages of life or abuse itself that gets some of us down, and encourages some of us to neglect ourselves. It’s then self neglect that’s a big turn off to others.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen her in person yet, but some of the “ugliest” pictures of anybody I’ve ever seen were of Angelina Jolie, caught when she was bummed out and self-neglecting. That makes anybody less appealing.
But a quick facial peel (to remove some of the stresses that life puts on us), a little internal cleansing, a cute outfit, and a good feeling inside, and anybody is “beautiful” again. Sometimes the good feeling alone is all that’s necessary.
Here, people are actively looking to improve themselves. Nobody who self-improves, especially, is more than a few minutes away from beautiful.
The only caveat is to watch out for people who doll you up. I had to go to Richard Branson function recently, and, since I don’t really use much makeup, I had someone do it at a salon. My hair came out nice, but my face came out looking really, REALLY weird. I would’ve been better off wearing nothing but a nice dress and smile.
Again, that good feeling rules all. It causes smiles and all sorts of other side effects. A happy person tends to be the most attractive person in the room.