Relearn the intuitive language of face reading From birth, face is our first language. We are born face readers—knowing to seek out human features and faces from the moment our eyes open. We all have the intuitive ability to read and interpret the feelings and expressions of those around us. In Read the Face, master face reader Eric Standop unlocks the power of this innate human ability, sharing his own journey to become a face reading master, along with stories that illustrate the power of this unique language. Using a combination of three different schools of face reading, along with a scientific accuracy to detect the most fleeting microexpressions, Standop is able to read personality, character, emotions, and even the state of a person’s health—all from simply glancing at their face. The book is divided into sections focusing on specific ways that face reading can offer insight, such as Health, Love, Communication, Work and Success. The stories are accompanied by detailed black and white illustrations of faces, allowing readers to observe the same features that Standop interpreted. The final section of the book outlines the meanings of dozens of facial features and face shapes, so that readers can recognize their own innate intuitive powers and develop them. Read the Face is a guide to using the ancient art and science of face reading to go beyond the surface and create the boldest life possible.

Every face has a story to tell... what' s yours? Joey Yap' s Face Reading Essentials comprise a series of short yet detailed guides that describe each important facial trait on the face. These are accompanied by clear, elegant illustrations that you can easily identify and reference into types on a REAL face. You' ll be able to use the information given to ' practice' on any face, whether it' s your own, or those of your friends, family, and colleagues. In this book on the Mouth, be informed and be entertained with this guide to knowing what your main communicative facial feature has to reveal about you, and those around you! Find yourself, your friends, and your family among the 48 types of mouths shown here, and be on your way towards understanding what your mouth is saying when you say nothing at all! Are your lips thin or thick, and which pair of lips is more capable of telling a lie? Are the borders of your mouth well-defined and what does that mean for your ability to persuade others through speech? What type of mouth indicates a person who is more likely to be unfaithful in a relationship? Flip open the pages of this book to know what type of mouth you have, and what it means. It' s as simple as that! An ancient practice is now condensed into easy-to-digest nuggets of information. If you' ve ever wanted to know more about people in general, and why we have such vastly different personalities, perceptions, and reactions, Face Reading is the first captivating step in a journey that will reveal plenty of insight. Simple, intriguing, and most of all, FUN, you' ll never look at any face and at any mouth the same way again!

Imagine how much you could learn if you knew how to evaluate a person's character, health, fortune, social status, sexual charisma, and life expectancy from a careful reading of his or her face. Face reading, a practice as old as man, is a universal art that we all use every day—with varying degrees of skill. We all know and respond to facial expressions that indicate fear, anger, merriment, and other moods, and we know from experience that facial characteristics, such as unusually large eyes or big noses, have an important influence on our lives. In China and Japan, face reading is a respectable analytical tool used to make business decisions, arrange marriages, and evaluate partnerships and friendships. Asian Face Reading offers a quick, practical, easy-to-understand and easy-to-apply introduction to the basic principles of face reading. The book is fully illustrated with dozens of examples readers can use to learn this increasingly popular practice—and to analyze their friends, colleagues, and loved ones.

Combines literature and philosophy to explore whether and to what extent we can know the thoughts and feelings of others