Do you know how to look at women's faces?

Throughout the ages, people often think that people's "fate" is as good as everything in the world, depending on "looks" and "looks". Everyone thinks that the information revealed by the five senses can infer a person's fate and development trend. So, do you know how to look at women's faces? Might as well look down together.

First of all, ears

People with thick earlobes are also blessed. Generally, people with thick earlobes have good fortune and good popularity. A woman with a big and soft earlobe has a good temper and is generous to people. It is really a blessing to marry such a woman.

Second, eyebrows and eyes.

A woman with slightly raised eyebrows and eyes has great blessings in her life, and she doesn't have to worry about anything at home. People with thin and soft eyebrows are luckier. Long and thin eyes, belonging to the rich eye type, represent a prosperous fortune, and you will not worry about food and clothing all your life.

Third, the nose

A blessed face can also be judged by its nose. People with long noses are super lucky. People with wings on both sides of the nose represent quick money. People with fleshy noses are naturally rich and prosperous.

Fourth, the mouth.

If a woman has a small cherry mouth, it is beautiful and dignified. The basic characteristics are that children are thin, their lips are rouge, their teeth are ruddy and shiny, and their teeth are like pomegranate seeds. They were arranged closely and neatly, and her face was full of emotion when she smiled. A woman with such a face is very lucky. There are often unexpected gains.

Verb (short for verb) chin

People with round and full chins are more blessed. Some people think the chin is ugly, but a little double chin is a symbol of wealth. A girl with such a chin can easily find a rich boyfriend.

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