Character is made up of many components and cannot be something static and unambiguous. It takes a long time to learn more about a person. In appearance, you can make rough sketches of character traits, but this will also require an attentive attitude towards people.
Instructions
Step 1
Look at the way you dress. Does the person dress with taste or pretense, shock with the costume or hide behind it? Demonstration, originality (or the desire to seem so), courage, independence or vanity can be determined when a person chooses non-standard solutions in appearance.
Step 2
Be careful with your interpretations. For example, a modest suit can hide both suspicion and secrecy, cowardice and caution, a tendency to manipulate and even tyranny. Or it may conceal an extraordinary personality that is not at all interested in the world of things.
Step 3
Analyze accessories carefully. Moderation and propriety are important indicators here. More often, excesses in jewelry are an indicator of vanity, expressiveness and maybe even some inadequacy of the owner. The lack of accessories or modesty in their use can indicate both inability to use them, and of the simplicity of a person, straightforwardness or inattention to details.
Step 4
Pay more attention to facial expressions and gestures of a person, especially in situations in which he is not "drawn", does not seek to please. Typically, broad and profuse gestures are extroverted and expressive. Scanty and angular gestures speak more of a person's tightness and insecurity than character traits.
Step 5
Use some postulates of physiognomy, defining a person's character by his face. Different personality traits are associated with different parts of it. But be careful, as in the literature, many signs are interpreted in different ways.
Step 6
Look at the top of your face. For example, by the severity of the eyebrow line, they judge both the strength of character, the inherent energy, and the attitude of a person to business - how inclined he is to bring what has been started to the end. A slanting back line of the forehead indicates better interaction with technology, and a straight line, on the contrary, about good contact with people, the ability to build relationships.
Step 7
Analyze the fit of your eyes. The close one speaks of the dedication and concentration of a person in time, the ability to be accurate. Widely spaced eyes indicate the opposite: "floating" in time and goals.
Step 8
Pronounced, well-defined upper cheekbones are evidence of riskiness as a character trait. In addition, it is argued that it is also a duty to exercise your right to risk and receive a win. Wide lower cheekbones will warn you about someone who is difficult to argue with, who feels confident and unshakable.
Step 9
Look at the most expressive object on the face - the nose. It is believed that the round, fleshy tip shows a broad and good-natured nature, while the narrow one is suspicious. A humped nose betrays a wise person and indicates a commercial, or materialistic orientation of a person, but snub-nosed noses often speak of childish naivety and some romanticism of a person.
