What does peach blossom eyes look like

Peach blossom eyes are one of our eye types, and they look like peach blossoms and are well-known for bringing good luck in love. In physiognomy, eye shapes such as peach blossom eyes have certain meanings. So, what do peach blossom eyes look like?

What is peach blossom eye?

When peach blossom eyes are not smiling, they look like peach blossoms. The eyes are long, with a large curvature of the upper eyelids, pointed and sunken inner corners of the eyes, thin and slightly curved tails shaped like peach petals, with a blurred look and a seductive look.

When peach blossom eyes smile, they look like crescent moons. Her eyes were smiling, narrowed into two crescents, very charming.

Therefore, peach blossom eyes must meet the above conditions at the same time and have an overall blurred feeling. Many people's eyes look like peach blossoms when they are not smiling, but when they smile, they don't have the feeling of crescent moons. This is actually not peach blossom eyes.

Real peach blossom eyes

True peach blossom eyes are long in shape, with a slightly curved eye tip, bright eyes, and clear black and white and bright eyes. This kind of peach blossom eyes only appears on women's faces. People with this kind of peach blossom eyes will have many romantic affairs throughout their lives. Even when they are in their forties or fifties, they will still have many romantic affairs.

Children's eyes peach blossom eyes

The explanation is the same as that of children's eyes. Because they like to ask questions when encountering things, people may misunderstand that they are interested in them and start pursuing them. This is false peach blossom eyes.

Peach blossom eyes with tears

People generally call this kind of eyes watery eyes, and in physiognomy they are called peach blossom eyes, which are the calamity of love for women. This type of woman's emotions are easily moved by others, which makes her emotions unstable and she often experiences emotional turmoil throughout her life. People with this kind of eyes are likely to get divorced. The relationship will be more stable if you get married after the age of 30, but it will be very difficult to live together forever if you marry early.

When a man has tears in his eyes it is called eye show. There is a saying that goes, "If a man has tears in his eyes, he is either committing adultery or committing a crime." This means that if a man has tears in his eyes, he is either involved in a pornographic incident or is involved in legal trouble. If there are tears in the eyes but a smiling face, it means that the person has just gotten to know someone of the opposite sex and is about to start pursuing them. If there are tears in the eyes, red cheeks, and an angry or sad look on the face, it means that there will be a fight or a lawsuit, and the case is awaiting trial.

Pink whites of the eyes

This type of peach blossom eyes is exclusive to men. Men with this kind of eyes are prone to emotional burdens throughout their lives. Especially when they are in good luck with their eyes, they will definitely meet a woman who they are extremely affectionate with. It is of course fine for unmarried people to get married at this time, but if you are married, the relationship will be discovered by your wife, causing an uproar and even ending in divorce. Men with this kind of eyes, no matter how strong their decision-making ability is, will only listen to what women say once they meet a woman.

Crow's feet and peach eyes

The crow's feet of peach blossom eyes are not the lines that appear at the end of the eye as most people say, but a line that extends horizontally from under the eye bag to the end of the eye. People with this kind of peach blossom pattern love to hunt for women all their lives. Regardless of whether they are men or women, they will actively pursue the opposite sex, which leads to a continuous peach blossom life.

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