A face destined for health and longevity

A face destined for health and longevity

1. Eyebrows are also known as the "longevity official" in physiognomy, so people with straight eyebrows in a straight line or slightly crescent shape have a longer life. If there are one or two very long eyebrows, and the distance between the eyes, nose and mouth is wide and the skin tone is moist, this is also a sign of longevity.

2. People with average proportions of the three parts of the face are generally long-lived. Among them, those with well-developed middle and lower parts are also long-lived. However, those with too well-developed middle part and short upper and lower parts, or those with long upper and lower parts and too short middle part, are prone to deficiencies.

3. In physiognomy, the philtrum represents health, and the mouth represents happiness and longevity. The most taboo in physiognomy is a short and flat philtrum. One is that the distance between the nose and the mouth is so short that it cannot be seen, and the other is that the philtrum is so flat that there are no edges. Both of these are signs of short life.

If the lips are too thin and the mouth is small, then this type of person is also a sign of short life, because such people have low mental endurance, and tend to give up thinking when encountering things. They can never look at things optimistically, so naturally it is difficult for them to live long.

4. The chin, also known as the chin, is the main factor affecting one's fortune in old age. If it is plump, it indicates longevity. On the contrary, if it is missing, it is mostly unfavorable.

5. The relationship between ears and life span is also very important. People with clear ears, red or pink earlobes tend to live a long life.

6. People with a broad and moist forehead tend to live a long life. On the contrary, people with a narrow and dark forehead tend to encounter dangers and have many adverse accidents in their lives.

This is the basic knowledge about predicting life span through facial features. However, Di Tian Jushi reminds everyone that a person's life span is determined not only by innate factors, but also by acquired factors, such as self-cultivation, accumulation of good deeds, religious beliefs, living environment, feng shui, etc.

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