Physiognomy: The influence of beard on men's fortune

Physiognomy: The influence of beard on men's fortune

Beard is a man's secondary sexual characteristic and a manifestation of masculinity. Many men like to grow beards to make themselves look more attractive. From the perspective of physiognomy, beard can not only affect a man's appearance, but also influence his fortune. If the beard is grown just right, it can bring good luck to men; but if the beard is not grown well, the result will be the opposite. Let’s take a look at how beard affects men’s fortune.

1. Light and delicate beard

Such men are smart, kind-hearted, broad-minded, calm and collected in the face of difficulties. At the same time, they are also courageous. They can fully use their wisdom to do things and usually achieve something. Even so, unless there are special circumstances, it is best not to grow a beard before the age of 50. If you really want to keep a beard, you can only leave a very simple and neat beard on the upper part of your mouth.

2. Sparse beard

This type of man has a somewhat feminine personality and a narrow mind. He tends to get stuck in a rut when faced with problems. He is also somewhat timid and lacks courage in doing things. Even if opportunities arise, we often fail to grasp them and find it difficult to achieve great things. This type of man can grow a little beard to add some masculinity and make himself look more like a man. This can help you build up your self-confidence and make it easier to succeed.

As we mentioned earlier, most men are not suitable to grow a beard before the age of 50, but there are some exceptions. People with facial blemishes can cover or make up for them by growing a beard. There are roughly the following situations:

1. A bad nose will affect wealth, for example, thin nose wings, large nostrils without flesh, and exposed nostrils. In this case, you can compensate for it by growing a beard, which can improve wealth.

2. If there are defects around the mouth, such as a skewed philtrum, lines, or scars, you can leave a light beard above your lips to cover them up, which can make up for the unfavorable fortune for your children.

3. If the nasolabial folds are deep and not straight, the entrance of the nasolabial folds, the lips are very thin or thick, or there are scars, you can also cover and make up for them by growing a beard.

4. People with pointed and small chins will have an unfavorable old age. Such men can change the unfavorable situation in their old age by growing a beard after 50.

3. Thick, black and hard beard

Such men are physically strong, impulsive, and quick-tempered. They cannot remain calm when faced with things, get angry easily, and are prone to doing wrong and stupid things because of their impulse. This type of man is not suitable for growing a beard, especially before the age of 50. It is best to shave his beard every day, which can appropriately neutralize his hot temper and make himself calmer. Of course, this does not include situations where there are blemishes on the face that need to be covered with a beard.

4. Thick but soft beard

Such men have strong personalities, are courageous and decisive, but have a slightly impatient temper. When life is stable, we can remain calm and do things in an orderly manner; but when encountering some sudden changes or doing something big, we often can't handle it well, and sometimes lose control of our emotions and show some extreme behaviors. It is not recommended for such men to grow a beard unless there are special circumstances, especially before the age of 50.

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