Do you mean to say that you want to talk about something being 'irresistible' in someone's eyes? I don't think they're used in the same contexts - I'll try to give you a few examples ...

'Attract' is used frequently to describe a kind of magnetism between people:

<em>That guy is really attractive!</em>
<em>My friend is really attracted to him.</em>
<em>That girl is attracting a lot of attention from the men in this club!</em>

It's possible to say a person is appealing, but I would be more likely to use it to describe a trait or characteristic:

<em>Her personality is really appealing.</em>
<em>I don't find his attitude very appealing.</em>

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You can also use it to talk about a something you like or dislike:

<em>Tattoos don't really appeal to me.</em>
<em>The scent of that perfume is really appealing. What is it?</em>

'Tempt' is quite a strong word and may have negative connotations if you use it to describe an attraction between people...

<em>That guy cheated on his wife because he was tempted by a beautiful woman.</em>

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But 'tempt' is frequently used to talk about food as an indulgence:

<em>Please don't tempt me with that double chocolate fudge cake....</em>
<em>I can't resist the temptation .... ok, I'll have one more slice!</em>

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I hope this helps! :)

Thank you Jessica ELT,I understand them more!