Six in 10 women like taking 'selfies' to post on Facebook Retail worker Stellarose Magnisalis in Rundle Mall. Picture: NOELLE BOBRIGE Source: adelaidenow TELL US: Do you alter your photo? YES, it's the fashion to post "selfies" on Facebook if you're a woman, but it's men who are Photoshopping images before they put themselves on display. Those are the latest findings regarding Aussie adults and Facebook. A recent survey of 1000 women aged 18-35, conducted by Westfield to launch its "Style Selfies" competition, revealed six in 10 women take self portraits - or "selfies" - with their mobile phone camera, which the majority then post on Facebook. Seven of 10 said selfies were a way to showcase an outfit or look, while a quarter said they posted pictures to get "feedback on their look" from Facebook friends. Men, however, appear to be far more vain when it comes to their Facebook image, according to a survey of more than 1000 Australians by website Snappit.com. It showed almost a third of Australian men Photoshop pictures to make themselves look more attractive before posting them, compared with 28 per cent of women. Victorians were the most egocentric, with more than 35 per cent admitting to Photoshopping pictures of themselves, followed by 32 per cent of NSW respondents. Just 22 per cent of South Australians confessed to touch-ups. Retail worker Stellarose Magnisalis, 24, of Adelaide, said she had never posted a selfie on Facebook. "I think it's attention seeking ... people do it to see how many likes they will get," she said.