Facial Features: How to Identify People You Should Avoid
As the saying goes, "It's easy to dodge an open blow but hard to guard against a hidden arrow." In today’s hyper-competitive economy, personal rivalries can be fierce, and you may encounter formidable or scheming opponents at any moment. So, which kinds of people might pose a threat and are best avoided in close relationships? Below is a reference guide that looks at this question through the lens of facial features.
Eagle-Beak Nose
Attack Power: 90
Alert Level: 85
In face reading, people with an eagle-beak nose are seen as highly aggressive. Often called "money hawks," they strike precisely and pursue goals relentlessly. If you cross paths with such an opponent, it’s best to sidestep their initial momentum and plan your response.
Strategy: Their biggest vulnerability is greed. Start by dangling incentives; they’ll usually want more, and that’s your moment to act decisively. Keep in mind the idea of trading something small for a larger advantage.
Triangular Eyes
Attack Power: 85
Alert Level: 92
People with triangular eyes can be tough to handle and are best avoided. They’re intensely pragmatic and formidable, and once they have the upper hand, they can be ruthless—sometimes even more so than those with eagle-beak noses. They’re rarely content; when interests are at stake, arguing only breeds lasting resentment, so proceed with caution.
Strategy: Avoid head-to-head clashes to prevent a lose-lose outcome. They’re opportunists; if your leverage or backing exceeds theirs, you can press your advantage, but stay alert for possible retaliation.
Crab Eyes
Attack Power: 90
Alert Level: 80
Crab eyes feature small, round, protruding pupils. People with this trait can be hot-tempered, so be prepared to protect yourself. Once they gain power, they often try to dominate the field and impose their will, causing collateral damage.
Strategy: They’re often physically strong but less agile mentally. If you can harness their raw force, they can serve as your "pawn." But be honest about your own aptitude; if you’re not up to it, don’t get entangled or you’ll invite endless trouble.
Lower Three Whites Eyes
Attack Power: 92
Alert Level: 75
Lower three whites eyes show more white below the iris, with the pupils appearing to float. Individuals with this feature are ambitious and will stop at nothing to reach their goals. Even a small success can make them arrogant and overbearing. When facing such opponents, it’s crucial to stay calm—they excel at psychological tactics, target your weak spots, and often feel elevated by undermining others.
Strategy: Their key weakness is emotional fragility and inner emptiness. Their bravado masks deep vulnerabilities. If you can identify an emotional trigger, you can turn the situation in your favor.
Scattered Eyebrows and Slanted Eyes
Attack Power: 80
Alert Level: 95
People with this combination are often seen as crafty and two-faced, and it’s easy to get caught in their schemes. They constantly calculate others’ moves and may show little mercy, even to friends and family. To keep your path smooth, stay vigilant about their presence—or you may find yourself blindsided.
Strategy: First expose their deceit and keep them at a firm distance. Remember, don’t get too close; that’s the safest way to avoid harm.
Four Whites Eyes
Attack Power: 100
Alert Level: 100
This may be the most intimidating eye type. Even people unfamiliar with face reading often sense something unsettling about it. With lots of visible white and small pupils, four whites eyes are associated with extreme fierceness. Such individuals can be harsh and relentless in pursuit of profit, sometimes resorting to extreme measures to wipe out rivals.
Strategy: Their biggest flaw is a tendency toward suspicion and paranoia, at times verging on delusion. Be exceedingly careful; even if you outmaneuver them, it can turn into a pyrrhic victory. The best move is often to avoid them altogether.
Prominent Cheekbones and Jawline
Attack Power: 95
Alert Level: 80
Individuals with this feature often crave control and thrive on conflict, sometimes resorting to extremes. They’re fiercely competitive; if you encounter such an opponent, watch for betrayal, as they may set aside ethics in the pursuit of power. The saying "a rebel will turn on you" fits well here.
Strategy: Their Achilles’ heel is impulsiveness and impatience. If you can provoke them into acting rashly, you can seize the upper hand.
Thin Lips and a Sharp Tongue
Attack Power: 95
Alert Level: 80
Running into this type can be unpleasant—they’ll use skewed arguments to justify unfair behavior. They excel at weaponizing words, and if you hand them any leverage, things can go south fast. If they gain the upper hand, they may become even more ruthless, resorting to extreme tactics.
Strategy: They often offend many people and eventually face the fallout. It’s best not to provoke them; even if you win in the moment, they may retaliate behind your back, making the costs outweigh the benefits.
Forked Eyebrows and Shifty Eyes
Attack Power: 95
Alert Level: 80
Those with naturally forked brows and shifty eyes often have eccentric personalities and can be notably deceitful—“sly” fits them well. If the eyes are especially shifty, the trait is even stronger. They’re quick to grab cash and tangible gains, so if you’re slow to react, it’s best not to compete head-on.
Strategy: Their biggest weakness is volatility and excessive suspicion. If you bait them with plausible but false information, they’re likely to bite. The idea that “what seems real is false, and what seems false is real” works well with this type.
Thin Skin and a Downward Gaze
Attack Power: 95
Alert Level: 80
Calling them cold-hearted isn’t far off. People with thin skin tend to have shallow emotions, and a downward gaze often signals many secrets. Just when you think they’re most trustworthy, they may be plotting behind the scenes. While their appearance can be disarming, they may harbor a darker side and constantly scheme against others.
Strategy: This opponent is hard to handle; they can strike from the shadows and catch you off guard. Their weakness, however, is vanity. If you offer them a sense of prestige, you may be able to control them temporarily—but be careful, as one lapse can come back to bite you.