Female Physiognomy: What does a woman with a big nose mean?

In physiognomy, every organ on our face represents a certain aspect of our destiny.
Many people know that the nose represents wealth, because in physiognomy, the nose is called the palace of wealth.
So, what does it mean if a woman has a big nose? Let’s go to the fortune-telling website and take a look!

The nose is the main wealth position, which is related to a person's wealth and abundance. The appearance of the nose is not only related to the individual's own wealth, but also can show whether the person's marriage and family are happy. Everyone's nose looks different, so what is the explanation for a big nose in physiognomy? Let’s take a look together below.

The tip of the nose represents the self. If a woman has a big nose tip, she tends to be self-centered, stubborn, and stick to her own ideas. The nose tip also represents the heart. People with big nose tips are said to have a peaceful and non-toxic heart; people with pointed nose tips are the opposite. If the nose is big but the bridge of the nose is low and the cheekbones are fleshless, it is like a solitary peak. Instead of being rich, the person is poor.

The nose bridge is high and straight, the root of the nose and the middle of the nose are both high and convex, the tip of the nose and the nose wings are slightly less full, the nostrils are large and wide enough to fit a finger, and the nose hairs are exposed. This kind of person is very competitive and likes to take shortcuts and show off. He wants to get rich overnight and will do anything to achieve his goal. He will succeed at a young age, but will soon become successful in middle age. But he will suffer a great setback in his later years. He will have more successes than failures, so even if he has wealth, it will not last long. Even if he enjoys a moment of glory and success, he will eventually fail miserably and even become disgraced and end up in jail.

The nose bridge is arched, the nose tip is drooping and pointed, the nose wings are slightly exposed, and the shape is like an eagle's beak, also known as a hooked nose. People with this kind of nose are usually bold in love and hate. They may stab their friends in the back, but will show no mercy to their enemies. They are adventurous, but sometimes they will risk everything to achieve their goals. Therefore, even if they achieve something, it may not last long. If they can listen to the advice of their friends, not be too stubborn and not risk everything, they can reduce a lot of risks.

The tip of the nose is high but not pointed, but full and round. The bridge of the nose is low but imposing. The nose is full and straight, with a bright color. The owner has a kind-hearted nature, is affectionate and righteous. He is blessed with natural fortune and luck in his life, without asking for it. He and his wife live in harmony and have a noble son. He is rich but knows how to save money, noble but knows how to be upright. He will become very rich in middle age and extremely wealthy in old age, and will be able to turn misfortune into good fortune. Another very important point is that in addition to having a good nose, your nose must also match that of your partner.

If the nose is perfect, straight, and has a round tip, it is generally a good sign. For men, it means they will get a virtuous wife. As for ladies, they mainly hope to marry a man of their dreams and have filial and promising children. Even if a person with this appearance has an ordinary look, he or she will have a better marriage partner.

If the nose is big, the face cannot be too small, especially the cheekbones on both sides must be plump, because this is the only way to protect the nose. Ancient books on physiognomy liken facial features to "the Five Mountains returning to the west," with the nose representing the Central Mountain Songshan, the forehead representing the Southern Mountain Hengshan, the chin representing the Northern Mountain Hengshan, the left cheekbone representing the Eastern Mountain Taishan, and the right cheekbone representing the Western Mountain Huashan.

Therefore, the nose should be the highest point of the face, so the nose should be the master of the Five Mountains, and the other four Mountains (forehead, chin, and cheekbones on both sides) are only responsible for protecting the nose. In other words, a good face structure requires not only a full nose, but also a well-shaped forehead, cheekbones and chin.