“Outer beauty gives me inner beauty”

                                                                                                Arabic culture believes.

Inner world of people is always revealed in their appearance and behavior. People all over the world try to find connection between outer features, psychology and even destiny of a person. That’s why there are a lot of disciplines concerned with this idea, such as chiromancy, palmistry and phrenology, podomantia and phisiognomistics (the art of reading faces).

If you want “to read a person like a book”, it’s never matter were you live: in London, New York or Las Vegas, you have to learn some special skills. The skill of reading faces gives you the necessary tools to recognize a person’s true character. Face reading, like body language or language of gestures gives you a leading advantage in unspoken communication. This is one of the most powerful and truthful ways of getting to know yourself and others in all kinds of relationships. If you see pluses of a person, you will also see his oe her minuses.

Don’t forget that the first impression you get from a person is the most substantial. What is the most important feature that jumps out at your face when you see a person? For example, it may be the face shape (may be sportsmanlike and practical), or may be the oval (sensitive and flexible and so on). The way of dressing, hair, forehead, eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth, philtrum, thin, ears are the most substantial things.

“If you dress in gold or silk, you are still the same green grocer”, but on the other hand “a beautiful ornament looks best on a beautiful woman”. There are people who demonstrate a keen taste in dressing, yet manage to turn others’ heads just by the way they walk. But the main thing is not dressing, the substantial thing is the way a person feels about himself and the world.

Face reading is our original, native form of communication. As child, we do it with the help of sixth sense, as adults we have to switch on our minds and learn some face reading secrets.

First of all you should start with the left and right sides of the face, find balance or inequality. You will notice that a great number of people have an imbalance which shows that there is inner conflict that needs to be resolved. The next step is the hair. If your hair is fine, delicate and silky, the person is sensitive. Thick wiry hair is an indication of physical ability and your resilience in life. Blond or brunette, redhead people have different characters, for example fair haired companions are more friendly, than redhead, or brunette guides are more elegant, polite.

 “Eyes are the mirror of the soul”. The most important look is a look into the eyes. Prominent eyes with bright sparkle or glitter are preferable to small, shifty eyes which reveal an introverted and secretive nature. Deep eyes have magical features. When you look into the deepest eyed person you can be sure that the mind motivating them is idealistic and inspirational. The color of the eyes is also an important thing. A deep blue color means that you are escorted by the company of a highly sexed yet gentle and sensitive being. Light blue eyes would be regularily characteristic of an individual who is likely to enjoy flirting, dating with the opposite sex. Grey eyes show a high degree of intelligence and imagination but they are not so passionate. Black eyes are very rare, that’s why they are extremely outstanding. The “look” of the eye and its internal expression is something that cannot be taught in words but doesn’t necessarily require years of experience to learn. In fact we do it more or less instinctively meeting people in various situations.

Than we notice the shape, placement and quality of the eyebrows to understand the degree of communication between people’s thoughts and feeling. The eyebrow speaks of reputation, fame and temperament too. If your brunette companion has a straight brow, it is the sign of an aesthetic, artfull, artistic and sensitive temperament.

“The world is governed more by the appearances than realities, so that it is fully as necessary to seem to know something as to know it.”

                                                                                                                    Daniel Webster