What do different types of brows represent?

The yintang is the area between the two eyebrows, which represents the father, lung energy, courage, and mind in physiognomy. So what do the different types of brows represent? This issue of face reading will take you to understand fortune telling by looking at the forehead. Let’s take a look together below.

Yin Tang: Also known as the Palace of Life. The location is between the two eyebrows and above the bridge of the nose. Represents a person's spirit, desires, temperament, and lifespan. The standard width for women is one and a half fingers, and for men it is two fingers wide. Flat, yellow, shiny like a mirror, high position.

1. The two eyebrows are not connected above the forehead, the forehead is high and plump, which means the person is considerate of others and has a healthy body.

The high forehead here means that the forehead is flat, not sunken, has no messy lines, no bad moles, and is of normal width.

2. If the eyebrows are deeply furrowed, the lines are messy, and there are protruding moles, scars, and hair on the forehead, it is not auspicious.

People with the above-mentioned forehead will have bad luck with their father, be narrow-minded and very jealous.

3. A hanging needle pattern “︱” on the forehead: bad marriage, suitable for accounting and warehouse management. More stubborn, difficult to compromise, very long female labor. Women are not good at marriage and demand perfection. If the horizontal line penetrates once, you will get married once; if it penetrates twice, you will get married twice.

People with the hanging needle lines are too persistent and have a bad temper. They are not easy to compromise. If there is a horizontal line at the root of the nose and it passes through the hanging needle line, then there will be two marriages. If two horizontal lines are passed through by the hanging needle line, then there will be three marriages.

4. If there is a line on each side of the eyebrow above the forehead, the left one represents brothers and the right one represents sisters. They are not harmonious, have a strong sense of justice, like to meddle in other people's affairs, and never get any recognition for their work.

People with hanging needle lines on the left eyebrow restrain their brothers and father, while people with hanging needle lines on the right eyebrow restrain their sisters and mother. He is a worrier and never willing to admit defeat.

5. If there is a "田" character pattern on the forehead, no matter how rich you are, you still have to work for yourself when you are old.

People with the field pattern on their foreheads work hard all their lives and do not rely on others.

6. If there is a "Chuan" character pattern on the forehead, the person will experience great ups and downs and have a bad temper. His children will leave him and he usually has to start from scratch. The couple will not get along and he is prone to sudden illnesses.

People with the "川" pattern on their foreheads will experience ups and downs in their careers and will have to start from scratch. However, if a woman has the "川" pattern on her face, there will be discord between husband and wife, and she will be prone to lung disease.

7. There is a “人” character pattern on the forehead: No one can rely on relatives, you have to do everything by yourself, and you have an irritable temperament.

People with the herringbone pattern on their foreheads have extreme personalities, are paranoid in their thinking, and often have difficulty getting along with others.

8. There is a "fire" pattern on the forehead: has a stubborn temper, is righteous, works as a company manager, is noble, knowledgeable, and easily gets into trouble.

People with fire lines have strange and unstable personalities, speak rudely and are difficult to accept.

9. There is a "mouth" pattern on the forehead: get rich unexpectedly, survive in desperate situation, gain wealth in times of crisis, usually have many wives and concubines but few children.

People with the "kou" pattern have a lot of noble luck and often receive unexpected help from noble people, but they are also prone to unexpected disasters.

10. There is a “︶” upturned moon pattern on the forehead: a hero will emerge in troubled times. The more dangerous, the more developed.

People with this pattern can take charge in the company, rescue people from danger and difficulties, and support the weak and suppress the strong.

11. A “︵” on the forehead indicates a bad boy, who is smart, lascivious, and idle. He will have an unsuccessful career between the ages of 28 and 30.

Being passive, living one day at a time, being obsessed with special things, and having no sense of responsibility.

12. There is a "well"-shaped pattern on the forehead: starting from scratch, easily loses father at childhood, is greedy for quick profits, and easily fails in career.

People with the cross-shaped patterns will not receive inheritance from their ancestors, will be unlucky for their fathers, and women will be unlucky for their husbands. They are greedy for money and their careers will succeed and fail easily.

13. There is an inverted hook "l" (lowercase letter L) on the forehead: lawsuits, quarrels, imprisonment, and unlucky everything.

A mole on the eyebrow means legal trouble. Such forehead lines, commonly known as sickle lines, are prone to imprisonment. The sickle lines on the left side indicate disasters caused by outsiders, while the sickle lines on the right side indicate disasters caused by family members.

14. If there is a bulge in the forehead pointing straight to the top of the head, the person will be a high-ranking official and make a lot of money in business.

A flat and bright forehead, without bad moles, messy lines, not sunken, not connected to the eyebrows, not too wide, and not protruding, is one of the important conditions for becoming an official.

15. If there are hyperbolic lines on the forehead, someone in the family may not live long and the children may be imprisoned. Do more good deeds.

Such forehead lines intersecting with double sickle lines on the face also represent prison and loneliness in old age. The sickle patterns are divided into yin and yang, left and right. If the patterns are deep and clear, the disaster is serious, while if the patterns are thick and shallow, the disaster is minor. Teacher Liu Heng reminds that friends who have such lines must cultivate their minds and do more good deeds.

16. There are "eight"-shaped lines and "V"-shaped lines on the forehead: at the root of the nose, it represents an emotion that cannot be let go due to long-term longing.

The eight-character lines are lines of pain and sorrow, and also lines of hardship in old age. One will work hard all his life but save nothing.

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