Moles on women's eyes - illustration and analysis of mole physiognomy

Moles are very common, and in physiognomy, moles all have certain meanings, but moles can be good or bad. Many people don’t know whether it is good or bad if a woman has a mole at the corner of her eye. So, what does it mean when a woman has a mole at the corner of her eye? Is it good or bad? Let’s take a look.

A complete picture of moles at the corners of women's eyes

A woman with a mole at the corner of her eye

Women with moles at the corners of their eyes are generally easily emotional and have a soft personality. Such women are too naive and sentimental. Once they are not in a favorable relationship, they are likely to shed tears and cry. In addition to being weak in character, such women do not know what love is. Once there is someone of the opposite sex who likes them, they are not good at thinking whether the person is worthy of love. They are easily incited by the hypocrisy of the other party and their inner desires are easily deceived. They often give everything, but in the end all they get is inner pain and frustration.

The favorite of men with moles on the corners of their eyes

Moles at the corners of the eyes are generally called tear moles. In the eyes of men, these women are full of tenderness, which makes men rush forward to invite them and become men's favorites. Over time, this woman will like to be cared for by men more and more, and her sexual desire will naturally be strong!

A woman with a mole near the law of law on her face is definitely a typical bold woman with an open personality. She loves to find new things and excitement the most. She is also very proactive in pursuing sexual desire. Even in normal times, she will often flirt with men and will not give up until she can seduce a man.

A woman with a mole at the corner of her eye

Women with moles at the corners of their eyes are generally soft-hearted, gentle and easily moved emotionally. This type of women often cry because of emotional matters. Besides being weak in character, they don't really understand what love is. She often gets moved because the opposite sex around her has a crush on her, and she does not think deeply about whether the other person is worthy of her love. She is easily deceived in relationships and often gives everything, but in the end only gets pain and frustration.

According to physiognomy, there are tear moles around the corners of the eyes, but not all moles can be called tear moles. It depends on whether the tear marks will touch the mole when the person is crying. If it touches it, it is a tear mole, if it does not touch it, it is most likely a beauty mole.

There are several interpretations of having a mole at the left corner of the eye. One is that there is a light brown mole below the corner of the eye, which is called a tear mole, meaning that you are destined to cry easily in this life. It accompanies the life of your love, grows, sprouts, grows, and finally dries up with your love. It can see that you are trapped in love in this life, and will accompany you until you meet the right person.

The other type is to only have a mole at the end of the eye. The mole that grows here is called a peach blossom mole. Because the end of the eye is the palace of wives and concubines, people who have moles here are generally unable to settle down in their relationships. When they see an attractive man, they completely lose self-control. If you want to avoid this not-so-good trouble, the improvement method is not to leave sideburns in front of the ears, which can strengthen your rationality.

There is also a saying that if a woman has a mole on the left corner of her eye, she will be jealous, and if she has a mole on the right corner of her eye, she will bring bad luck to her husband. Therefore, many women will try to remove the mole on the right corner of their eye after getting married.

The above is an introduction to the physiognomy analysis of moles at the corners of women’s eyes. For more content, please pay attention to the Ziwei Mansion physiognomy special topic.