The facial features of a man with a sense of justice

How is fate? We can all learn in detail from facial features, and many people's personality traits are reflected in their facial features. What does a good man with affection and righteousness look like? How many people know it? In fortune telling, how do you look at a man's face and how do you tell whether he has a good face? Let me give you a brief introduction below!

1. Eyes

Eyes are the windows to the soul, and in physiognomy, men with more black eyes than white are considered to be very loyal. Of course, this is only one point. The eyes are also very important, especially those with firm eyes. They are often regarded as trustworthy people in everyone's mind and give people a very reliable sense of security. If a man has a uncertain look in his eyes, he is often unreliable and is good at sweet talk.

2. Nose

Analyzing from the nose, men with fleshy nose tips are generally the most loyal, have no bad intentions, and are relatively honest, especially towards the people around them, they are very considerate and caring. Moreover, if someone has helped them, they will never forget it and will do their best to help others in the future.

3. Lips

Men with thick lips also have a good face and are loyal people, but their lips cannot be too thick, otherwise such people will not be flexible enough in their minds. If you deal with a man with thick lips, you will find that if you have spoken to him, he will never tell anyone else and will always keep the secret for you.

4. Corners of mouth

The mouth is called the "Palace of Cashier" in physiognomy. Men with upturned and distinct corners of the mouth are very optimistic in character. When encountering difficulties, they face them with a smile and handle them calmly. Also, such people are more likely to meet their own noble people. Once they meet them, they will definitely help you in your career.

The above is an introduction to the facial features of a loyal and righteous man. For more content, please pay attention to the Ziwei Mansion’s special topic on physiognomy.