Attractive

[Sarah]

Something that just pulls you in by how it looks, smells, sounds, etc. People are often attractive, but things can be too. Attractive things are often hard to define, particularly in how they attract you. But, they sure do. And, what attracts one person doesn't always attract another.

[Sommer]

A phenomenon where chemicals and [pheromones] are released via the human body and the human animal instincts of reproduction and the desire of ownership take precedence. Largely in-part based on the societal definition of beautiful, as most humans would either have largely varying attractors or [none at all]. Most often regarded as [sensory overload], as the desire is often overwhelming to the human intellect and rationale.

[Marquetta]

When you are attractive it means there is something about you that makes someone attention [draw] to you... [for example] your smile or the clothes you [have on] and there is something about you that the person who is calling you attractive likes.

[Britney]

(of a thing) pleasing or appealing to the senses.

[Monty]

very pleasing in appearance or sound: