How to tell your spouse's age from their face

How to tell your spouse's age from their face

First of all, in physiognomy, one can tell whether a spouse’s appearance is good or bad from the four major parts of a person’s face, namely the nose, forehead, eyebrows and temples, and thus indirectly get a glimpse of the spouse’s age.

If the nose has wrinkles or is sunken or crooked, it means that the spouse is not good-looking and is likely to be older; if the brow and forehead (the outer corners of the eyes) are smooth and flat, it means that the spouse is good-looking and is likely to be younger. If a person has neat eyebrows with clear contours, his or her spouse will be beautiful and likely to be young. Otherwise, the spouse is likely to be old. In addition, a proper match between eyebrows and eyes (long for big, short for small) indicates that the spouse will be good-looking and more likely to be younger than oneself.

Secondly, judging the size of the spouse based on the eight characters has relatively clear basis and high verification rate. Generally speaking, if the food and injury stars and wealth stars are strong in the fate and are revealed in the heavenly stems, the spouse will be younger than the person, and the stronger the food and injury stars and wealth stars are, the younger they are. For those who sit on the injury star on the day, regardless of gender, their spouse will be younger; if the official star and seal star are strong in the four pillars and are revealed in the heavenly stems, it means that the spouse is older than the person, and the stronger the official star is, the older the spouse is. For those who sit on the seal star on the day, regardless of gender, their spouse will be older than themselves.

Therefore, only by comprehensively analyzing the facial features, the original eight characters, the fortune and other relevant information can you determine whether your spouse is older or younger than you.

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