What is the difference between dimples and vortices?

Both dimples and pear-shaped dimples are small pits on the face. To ordinary people like us, dimples and pear-shaped dimples are just symbolic marks on the face and there is no difference between them. But in physiognomy, there are some differences between dimples and pear-shaped dimples. So do you know what the difference between dimples and pear-shaped dimples is?

The origin of the terms dimples and dimples

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In the traditional wine-making process, the mixed grains are put into a vat, and then the middle is hollowed out to expose the bottom of the vat. Grains are then piled up along the wall of the vat to form a pit, which is called a dimple. This should be the original meaning of the word "dimple". The name comes from the feature on the cheek formed by muscle defects that resembles a dimple.

Pear Dimple

"Pear dimples" originally referred to the dimples on the prostitute Li Qian in the Song Dynasty. Later it came to refer to the dimples on a woman's cheeks.

The location of dimples and dimples

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The dimple is located about 2 to 2.7 centimeters above the outer corner of the mouth. There are two types: round and linear. The dimple is usually most visible when smiling.

When we smile, if the facial muscles (zygomatico major, zygomatico minor, zygomaticus muscle) pull against each other and form a depression, that is a "dimple". But some people call it "laughing dimple", or because of its position and size, it has another name "pear dimple". Not everyone has dimples, and those who have them may have different shapes, heights, and depths. To break it down, dimples are located within about 3 centimeters above and outside the corner of the mouth. There are two types: round and linear. The dimples are generally most visible when smiling.

Pear Dimple

The pear dimple is located about 1 cm below and outside the corner of the mouth. It is smaller and less obvious than the dimple.

There is another dimple on the face, called the pear dimple. The pear-shaped dimple is located about 1 cm below and outside the corner of the mouth. It is smaller and less obvious than the dimple. The main difference is that the dimple is located within about 3 cm above and outside the corner of the mouth, while the pear dimple is located about 1 cm below and above the corner of the mouth. The pear dimple is smaller and less obvious than the dimple.

The difference between dimples and dimples

Not everyone has dimples, and those who have them may have them in different shapes, heights, and depths.

Specifically, the dimple is located about 2 to 2.7 centimeters above and outside the corner of the mouth. There are two types: round and linear. The dimple is usually most visible when smiling.

There is another dimple on the face, called the pear dimple, which is located about 1 cm below and outside the corner of the mouth. The pear dimple is smaller and less obvious than the dimple.

The Physiognomy of Dimples and Pear-shaped Dimples

What does a person with dimples mean?

According to Chinese physiognomy, having dimples is actually not a good thing. People with dimples are more likely to quarrel and suffer from verbal disputes. Dimples outside the law represent quarrels with people on the street; dimples inside the law represent quarrels with family members.

There is a saying that dimples should be shallow rather than deep. Shallow dimples bring blessings and longevity, while deep dimples bring bad luck and longevity. This is the principle of "too much brings a drawback". Double dimples are bad, but single dimple is a blessing. Why? In everything, single is better than double. Double is too perfect. Things that are too perfect have only one way to go, and that is downhill. So there is a kind of harmony here.

People with dimples do not have a good life, and it can be said that they start to have bad luck after they reach old age, at the age of 49.

People with dimples generally have very bad luck in their later years.

Another thing is that people with dimples are more likely to argue with others.