Facial features that indicate a tendency to fail

Facial features that indicate a tendency to fail

As the saying goes, you get what you work for, but not all your hard work can be rewarded. There are indeed many people who work hard but still get nothing in return, and some even end up losing both their wives and their soldiers. We believe that facial features are the key to this problem. So what kind of facial features make you often get nothing in return?

Scar on forehead

Among the five facial features, the forehead is called the career palace in physiognomy. People with high and smooth foreheads have prosperous careers and fortunes. However, people with scars on their foreheads are very unsuccessful in the workplace and are easily restrained. People with this feature usually have bad career and fortunes in their early years.

Crossed eyebrows

Among the five facial features, if the two eyebrows are connected together, it is a sign of bad fortune, and it is likely that there will be few opportunities and no noble people to help.

Eyebrows pressing eyes

Among the five facial features, if the distance between the eyebrows and eyes is relatively close, then the fortune is likely to be restricted, things done cannot be sustained, and career luck is also not favorable for development.

There are eight-character lines on the forehead

Among the five facial features, if there are eight-character lines in the brow area between the eyebrows, people will have bad luck with money and few opportunities.

The bridge of the nose is too low and uneven

The editor pays more attention to the nose. If a person's nose bridge is low and uneven, it is easy to cause other infringements in career. People with this feature are mostly prone to poor career and financial luck, so their life is often not smooth.

Upturned nose

Among the five facial features, the nostrils facing upwards are called "the boy who scatters money" by the people. This kind of people are not easy to accumulate wealth, and even if they have some savings, they will be lost for some reason.

The above is an introduction to the facial features that are likely to lead to futile efforts. For more content about physiognomy, please continue to follow "Ziweifu Xiongzhanghao".