Flashy magazine ads portraying sexy women may not catch the eyes of female readers, according to research. The advertising industry bases its success on consumers being drawn to their products. But when it comes to selling in magazines like Allure and Glamour publications with 100% female readership, what do consumers want? 　　To find out, a team of researchers at the University of Florida gauged the emotional responses of more than 100 college-aged women to photos of attractive women. After looking at each photo, the participants would point to a manikin that represented their emotional reaction. For instance, one set of manikins represented arousal reactions, ranging from disinterested to excited. The more seductive the model, the more it left the women bored and uninterested, according to lead author Robyn Goodman.