In her late twenties, Emma has been married before but now finds herself single again after divorcing due to irreconcilable differences. She works at a cosmetics company developing products that help make women beautiful all over the world. Despite being busy with work, she always makes sure to take care of her skin and maintain her stylish appearance so she can serve as an example for her customers. One day while browsing through research papers related to beauty, she stumbles upon one that piques her interest – does falling in love really make women more attractive? Of course, dressing well, having good hair and makeup are obvious factors; however, what about simply being in love? According to the paper, not only do women tend to pay more attention to their overall appearance when they're in love, but there are also noticeable improvements in terms of skin texture, hydration levels, gut health, etc., making them even more radiant than usual. Intrigued by these findings, Emma decides to conduct her own investigation by gathering data from both women currently involved in relationships and those who aren't. Sure enough, the results show that women experiencing romantic love exhibit better skin quality and overall health compared to their non-loving counterparts. Determined to become even more beautiful herself, Emma turns to a dating website specifically designed for extramarital affairs in hopes of finding someone who can satisfy her desires and help her achieve ultimate beauty.
