Physiognomy laws, illustration of physiognomy laws

Physiognomy laws, illustration of physiognomy laws

The so-called nasolabial folds refer to the two symmetrical lines extending from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. The facial nerves run along these two lines from top to bottom.

If the nasolabial folds are asymmetrical or too close to the corners of the mouth, it is a bad sign.

If a woman under the age of 20 has obvious nasolabial lines, it means that she has a weak relationship with her parents and her family fortune is on the decline.

Asymmetrical nasolabial folds indicate an unstable career and frequent worries about housing.

The nasolabial lines that enter the corners of the mouth were called the entrance of the Teng Snake in ancient times. They are a sign of starvation to death. Women may encounter great disasters when they reach around the age of 20.

Nasal folds that are interrupted halfway indicate a weak bond with blood relatives and the possibility of health problems.

If the nasolabial folds are too long and surround the mouth, it means a lack of food in life and it is easy to cause diseases of the digestive organs.

There are very symmetrical nasolabial folds along both sides of the nose, which means that the person can be self-reliant and the family will be prosperous.

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