Every day, the human face reflects the experienced emotions with the help of more than a hundred muscles. And the most frequently repeated emotional states leave their mark on faces.
Deep transverse folds on the forehead
This is the result of constant stress and tension. Angry, worried, solving life problems, a person involuntarily wrinkles his forehead. It is absolutely smooth only in babies and persons not burdened with intelligence. Well, and also the ladies who have resorted to the help of modern cosmetology.
Wrinkles in the corners of the eyes
These "rays of happiness" appear when a person smiles or laughs. Such crow's feet in the corners of the eyes betray a kind-hearted person. An interesting fact: the net of wrinkles around the eyes gives the face charm and attractiveness, makes you hold an interested look on such a face.
Nasolabial folds
Too pronounced, they give the face a mournful and mournful expression. If a person is sad and sad too often, this expression becomes habitual for the facial muscles, and he looks unhappy, even if he did not think to be upset at all.
Wrinkles in the corners of the mouth
The large zygomatic muscle of the face, which lifts the corners of the lips, is also called the muscle of irony and laughter. If a person laughs often and heartily, then the corners of the lips rise on both sides, forming folds. And for those with well-developed zygomatic muscles, cute dimples appear on their cheeks. If a person is prone to irony and skepticism, then wrinkles around the mouth will be more pronounced only on one side.
Vertical groove on the bridge of the nose
This "dash" is characteristic of proud and arrogant people. Modern doctors believe that such a fold is formed if a person lives in a state of constant stress and is used to seeing life as an eternal struggle.
Symmetry law
Absolutely symmetrical faces do not exist in nature: the proportions of the left and right sides of the face of any person are slightly disturbed, and this is normal. But if the disparity becomes obvious, this is a reason to be wary. The inconsistency of the work of the facial muscles betrays an insincere person, accustomed not to express feelings, but only to portray them.
