Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has 'same effect on men as cocaine'
She's a Victoria's Secret model with a flawless figure and face to match.
So it's no wonder Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is most men's dream woman.
But new research has revealed the Transformers star's power over the opposite sex is so strong, it is similar to the effects of cocaine.
Baby face: Rosie Huntington Whiteley's facial features trigger the same type of rush as cocaine
It is Rosie's baby-face features that give men that same type of rush, Men's Health reported
The study, conducted by Harvard University researchers, found the face of an attractive woman triggers the same reward centres in a man's brain as the narcotic.
Test subjects were shown images of attractive females, and brain imaging scans revealed that reward circuitry fired off when they looked at comely faces.
A prominent curved forehead, eyes, nose and mouth located relatively low, large eyes, round cheeks and a small chin were among the features men found most attractive.
Rosie is the face of Burberry, who are capitalising on the model's potent effect
Rosie, whose signature pout has propelled her to fame, is aware of her special powers.
Speaking to the latest issue of Australia's Maxim magazine, the stunning 24-year-old says: 'Theyre funny, because they change colour with my mood.
'They get really, ! really r ed when Im angry or passionate and pale when Im miserable or tired.
'They have a life of their own. They get me in trouble. You know mood rings? I've got mood lips.'
Rosie adds: 'The rest of my body requires a lot of upkeep, but the lips are one thing I dont have to work on.'
Stylish: Rosie grabbed lunch at E. Baldi restaurant in Beverly Hills yesterday, wearing skin tight jeans, a white top and faux fur gilet
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