How to read palm color

Last time in the article "How to Read Palm Diagram", we preached that reading a person's palm should not only look at the palm print, but also look at the palm mound, palm shape and palm color. Because of this, we can be more prepared to judge. About the palm shape, we have mentioned several kinds in the palm shape mentioned above, so let's explain it now. White: A white palm represents something for nothing. White is good, but if it is very white, it means that a person's health problem is not good. Pink: As the saying goes, no pains, no gains, which means pink palms. It refers to a person who works hard, but is lucky all his life, and often obtains wealth and career success through his own efforts. Dahong: It is also a lucky palm print, which refers to people who are easy to succeed and work hard all their lives. Compared with pink, it means that a person has no patience and often does not trust his subordinates to do things, so he takes on a lot of work and is very tired. Zhu Shahong: Speaking of Zhu Sha Zhang, many people will think that "Zhu Sha Zhang will make a fortune". Is it? The cinnabar Ardisia palm is a red dot on the whole palm. Like scarlet, cinnabar palm means that a person is impatient and successful. But it often leads to health problems because of personality. So people with cinnabar palm had better be less angry. Dye red: This kind of red is different from other reds. Refers to a person who gets something for nothing. Because of health problems, he is often overwhelmed, so his work is particularly prone to failure. Therefore, it is suggested that he choose a job that suits his ability and not exceed the scope. Yellow: The palms of most people in society are yellow, which shows that a person has no worries about food and clothing, is down-to-earth and has good financial management ability. Not suitable for business and stock trading. Dark color: dark color is the worst color, indicating that a person is not doing things smoothly, and there are often health hazards, such as diarrhea and colds. Recommended reading: illustrated palm reading.