Are men with too much flesh on their noses unfaithful in relationships? What is the cashier in physiognomy?

Are men with too much flesh on their noses unfaithful in relationships?

Yes, if a man has too much flesh on his nose, then he will be very unfaithful in relationships.
From the perspective of physiognomy, if a man has too much flesh on his nose, especially a full and thick nose tip that is slightly drooping and looks shiny and lustrous, and a thick and fleshy chin, this kind of nose means that he is likely to cheat. This kind of man may appear to be righteous on the surface, but in fact he is unstable and likes to have affairs with other women.
Therefore, such men are also very unfaithful in their relationships.

What is the cashier in physiognomy?

Kou is the cashier. The mouth is divided into upper and lower lips, and the corner of the mouth is called the cape. The mouth has large and square whiskers (usually the width of the mouth is about the distance between the two pupils). The lips are red and thick at the ends, like an upturned bow, opening wider and closing narrowly; the upper and lower lips match the teeth and correspond to the four directions; the philtrum is deep and straight, indicating a successful cashier.
In physiognomy, the mouth also determines clothing, official position and interpersonal relationships. If the mouth is not straight or is shaped like a mouth blowing fire, it means that your fortune will be blocked and it will be difficult to get along with others. You will have poor popularity and it will be difficult to get help from others. If the mouth shape is not correct, such as being slanted, thin, or with exposed teeth, it will attract trouble and often lead to quarrels with others. If the corners of the mouth are droopy and the lips are thin and without edges, you will be poor. If it is crooked, the person will like to stir up trouble and take advantage of others.

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