People with this face will be poor first and rich later.

People don't necessarily stay poor their whole lives. Some people are rich in their early years but become poor later in life, while some people are poor in their early years but become rich later in life. So what does the face of someone who is poor first and rich later look like? What kind of face looks like someone who is poor first and rich later? Let's take a look with the editor in this issue.

Since there is a pattern of being poor first and then rich in physiognomy, there is naturally also a pattern of being rich first and then poor.

In contrast to the aforementioned people who have plain upper and middle parts of their face, people who become rich first and then become poor often have a very good-looking forehead and nose. They achieve success at a young age or inherit the family business early.

The difference lies in the lower jaw, which is usually pointed, with a fleshless chin, or a small mouth. Such people are prone to fall into poverty in their later years and have no food to eat.

However, the good thing is that facial features are not static. It is possible to improve your facial features by accumulating more experience in your early years, making fewer wrong decisions in your middle age, and relaxing and rounding your chin.

We study physiognomy not only to observe others, but also to check our own strengths and weaknesses, take precautions against unfavorable facial features, and make targeted corrections.

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