The phrase "alluring face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's face that is attractive or captivating in appearance.
Example: "As she walked into the room, everyone was drawn to her alluring face, which seemed to radiate charm and beauty."
Alternatives: "captivating visage" or "charming countenance."
Perfection going slightly to seed is maybe the most alluring face a screen goddess can have.
The ties between the aesthetically appealing and grandly alluring face of the cityscape and the prismatic, mystical secrets that it conceals.
She didn't mind her men having a onetime extracurricular sleepover with an alluring face -- she'd had more than a few herself -- but twice?
In its own way, "Le Pont du Nord" is Rivette's "The Conversation," with the bug transformed into a network so vast that it veers into the metaphysical and yet so ambient that it's indistinguishable from the irresistibly alluring face of the city itself.
The space, crowded with garment racks, could have been mistaken for a costume shop, were it not for the giant poster boards propped against the walls, which were covered in mini-Polaroids of harsh, alluring faces.
Ho Chi Minh and the alluring faces of Western capitalism still confront each other, emblems of Communist Vietnam's celebrated past and of a more complicated future it has not yet decided to embrace.
Masters became the alluring public face for Morgan's derivative "products," marketing them to clients impressed by the concept that risk could vanish.
Admirers find her disheveled look alluring.
This will make you look alluring.
During his marriage to Hepburn, he controlled most of what she did and, in 1959, he directed her and Anthony Perkins in Green Mansions, a total dud, the only asset of which was the alluring fresh faces of the two young stars - a colt and a filly romping through the artificial undergrowth.
In the face of this truth — that the modern ideal of marriage is, though alluring, highly demanding — we have two options.
