How to Identify Conspirators by Their Facial Features

When human interests become competitive, scheming follows. Once scheming seeps into everyday life, it turns into constant calculation that calls for cunning. Excessive cunning can give a person a malevolent, even sinister, look.

1. An evasive expression, with the eyes cast slightly upward or downward, is taken as a sign of treachery. It suggests ulterior motives. A mind weighed down by constant plotting breeds a stagnant spirit; someone always calculating others is indeed treacherous. This is how cunning, deceitful people come to be.

2. Horizontal or twisted lines on the forehead and between the brows indicate someone who is constantly scheming. Their surroundings are likely extremely dangerous—an arena of survival of the fittest.

3. Hollows at the corners of the eyes and mouth point to a born schemer, someone who can easily harm those around them. The closer you are to such a person, the greater the danger.

4. A hooked nose with paper-thin nostrils signals a person rich in schemes. The more cunning someone is, the more pronounced the nose; those who scheme less tend to have smaller nostrils.

5. Men with thin eyebrows and women with arched brows are often adept at manipulation, especially men whose brows are as thin as a line, as they tend to be particularly crafty.