The size of the nostrils affects a person's fate and fortune

The size of the nostrils affects a person's fate and fortune

In physiognomy, since the nose is in the middle of the face, it occupies a very important position in fortune. It can be said that its role is not inferior to that of eyebrows and eyes.

If a boy has particularly large nostrils in his physiognomy, he may look rough, but from the perspective of physiognomy illustration, what impact will this have on his fortune?

A man's nostrils should not be too big. Although big nostrils mean that a man has good fortune in wealth, he cannot save money. He either likes to squander or always has things that require money as soon as he has money in. The most taboo is thin nose wings, which means that the man often spends more than he earns, and cannot keep his wealth.

1. People with big nostrils who can hide their noses are easy to get along with.

People with a high nose bridge and large nostrils that do not point to the sky are courageous and responsible. They will take action when necessary and will do things quickly without dragging their feet. They will strike resolutely when they see the right opportunity, so they are often successful and can accomplish great things in their lives. They will not compromise in the face of failure, and will get up after falling down, eventually achieving glory.

2. The nostrils are large and not pointed upwards, but the nose bridge is low

People with big nostrils that do not point upwards are courageous and can face setbacks calmly and will not be intimidated by difficulties and obstacles. But he has a low nose bridge, so he succeeds more than he fails in what he does, and ultimately failures outweigh successes. He cannot stick to a career and often misses good opportunities. He has bad luck in wealth throughout his life and spends more than he earns.

3. Big nostrils and long face

Big nostrils mean that people do not pay attention to details, while people with long faces have strong thinking ability and plan everything carefully. They never fight unprepared battles and are bold but careful.

4. Big nostrils and short face

People with big nostrils are usually generous with money and are popular wherever they go, while people with short faces are often inconsiderate in doing things, do not think things through, and are easily emotional.

There are big differences between men and women. If a man has big nostrils, it won't matter much, but if a woman has big nostrils, it will affect her appearance. A woman's nostrils should be more delicate to look better.

So if we look at it from the perspective of physiognomy, what impact will big nostrils have on a woman's fortune?

The luck of people with big nostrils can be mainly observed in conjunction with the shape of their mouth. If a woman has a thick mouth, red lips and upward corners of the mouth, it is not a big deal if she has big nostrils. It just makes her personality a little masculine, more generous and casual, but very loyal.

If a woman has big nostrils, a very thin mouth, and the corners of the mouth droop to the sides, there is a big problem with her. Not only does she spend money without thinking, she also looks down on others. She feels happy and pleasurable when she compares others to herself by her own money-spending behavior. This abnormal mentality must be carefully reflected upon, otherwise it would not be surprising to end up lonely and miserable in old age.

When she was a child, A-mei also had big nostrils and was a famous little star in the village. She is good at singing and dancing. Every time she goes to a neighbor's house with her mother for a wedding, she is invited to perform on stage. She always receives applause from everyone at the end of the performance. In addition, A-mei is also very naughty and often fights with boys. She is also a famous tree climbing expert, and many boys are not as strong as her. Later, Zhang's father sent her to a Taekwondo school.

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