Facial Analysis: Common Pitfalls

No one has a perfectly accurate grasp of life or fate. Beyond the objective environment, we’re often guided by our likes and dislikes. Sometimes, even when our rational mind tells us something is off, excessive self-involvement can drive us to irrational extremes.

Here are some ways to spot where you might be prone to misjudgment:

1. If your eyes look dull and heavy, and the area beneath them is dark and puffy, don't trust your emotional judgment.

2. If your forehead is rough and the bridge of your nose is low, don't trust your investment judgment.

3. If you have thin lips and a flat mouth, don't trust your judgment in social situations.

4. If your forehead is low and flat and your ears are thin and protruding, don't trust your academic judgment.

5. If you have short, thick fingers, a low hairline, and sparse eyebrows, don't trust your judgment when it comes to skills.

6. If your philtrum is short and shallow, your chin is small, and your eyebrows are messy, don't trust your judgment about health matters.