Epigenetics Face Reading & Personality Profiling | Christian Chua

[@IdeasInspiration]

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[@JimmyYuen-n5n]

There was once a song sung by engel hump ....every face tells a story...

[@mariskavh8724]

I hope you can make more video's 😊

[@TonyMoze]

I remember a long time ago I remember a woman who would look at faces and tell you what your DIET was about. I have been trying to figure out what's the name of that professional ......... This stuff is so fascinating!!!!!!!

[@HappilyAnonymousGirl]

@@IdeasInspiration I just realized something about this topic. Idk if you’ve ever heard of mewing, but it’s based on proper tongue posture. Dr. Mew is a man that coined the term after he discovered the connection to the tongue and facial bone structure, and developed a technique to gain proper tongue posture. Part of the way it affects our face is by causing our breathing to change and it can also cause a change in jaw size and shape, along with even shifting our teeth. It’s crazy, but he has visual evidence to back up his claims. Anyways, the reason I bring this up is because I think tongue posture may play a role here in someone’s facial features. Along with other things like where they hold tension in their face. I think a persons mental and emotional states could influence the amount of tension in different parts of the tongue and face, and that alone would be enough to make their face change, if held consistently over time. That could explain why some people who are more aggressive tend to have a wider jaw, because they could be putting pressure on certain areas that are causing it to expand like that. Maybe the adrenaline causes them to change how they breathe and makes them clench their jaws, causing their jaws to expand like that. It’s really interesting to me, because it seems there could be a crossover between orthotropics and face reading. Let me know what your thoughts are about this, and if you’ve even known about this stuff already. I wouldn’t be surprised if you have, but idk anything about face reading, other than what you’ve shared here.

[@empix7415]

I think it is naturopathy. ​@@TonyMoze

[@katlamb4606]

Oh and friendly people are not to be confused with good people.

[@ChristianChua]

agreed

[@abzinokartelino5035]

No such thing as good people, they all have agendas

[@ElizabethBusch]

THIS ❤ I always say being kind and nice are two different things. Everyone can be nice, that’s a social construct. People are born with kindness.

[@pratimamarndi3504]

True

[@my1creation]

@katlamb4606 that part ☝️‼️‼️‼️

[@happy777abc]

Sometimes people are troubled because people abuse them. They are not happy but not bad people at all. Just troubled by darkness of others on a daily basis😢

[@DanceChickaDee]

This is true, their shine and glow is dampened by a gray cloud

[@Kdramabingy]

Yes it is.

[@Goddessoftarot216]

So true I carry so much trauma that I’m very sensitive to other’s emotions so when I pick up on negative ones it instantly puts me in a bad mood. Nice gentle people level my emotions out

[@JoyceSu815]

I totally agree

[@SimoneSouzaOliveira-ms9bl]

Yes. Im

[@JasonMomoa999]

I love every inch of my face and body. God created me and I'm grateful for what he gave me.

[@LoveFaithLive]

I wish I was taller🤣🤗🙏

[@PandaPower511]

Did god create you or did your parents create you? 😮

[@FrozenPotato-z1l]

Both​@@PandaPower511

[@franceslovato9842]

Amen & well said. 🙏

[@my1creation]

Amen 🙏🏽🙌🏽👏🏽🤲🏽

[@rasheedlewis1]

People emit energy, no matter the facial expression

[@ciaran6309]

Certain final expression emits certain energy

[@deren2001]

Absolutely, and strangely not everyone can sense this energy, and these people tend to be people blind

[@celestinac1105]

I knew from the moment I laid eyes on my bf that there was a gentleness about him, instantly I liked him. I put it down to his innocent eyes… however he has full lips & a rounder face n ticked all the boxes u said about someone being more empathetic… he did indeed turn out to be the most empathetic, communicative man I’ve ever known. Still to this day after almost 5 years I can see this is truly his nature. It is so rare to meet such precious people. I don’t know what I did to deserve him but jm so grateful.

[@Naylee903]

marry him if he is that good

[@celestinac1105]

@@Naylee903 oh I will definitely be marrying him, he can’t get rid of me ever Hehe

[@GS-qr3om]

What's he waiting for?

[@thelukeewan7602]

You take notice of him. That's something important to do with people so authentic and giving

[@louisafoster1640]

Congrats - lucky girl.

[@Miss_PANDAS]

We also know intuitively who to avoid. It is not simply a matter of reading the face. We feel people's energy before we even get a good look at them. We emit who we are in our energy all the time, and we can subconsciously sense it off people before we really know them.

[@Ojvyfz]

I think it is biologically related to the face reading and stuff like that as well but we don't consciously understand it so we call it intuition but intuition I think is really just pattern recognition

[@Miss_PANDAS]

@mjey1 No, intuition is not conscious, it happens without any objective evidence.

[@Ojvyfz]

@Miss_PANDAS I'm very aware of what intuition is and I'm saying a lot of what we think is intuition could be our bodies picking up on these cues but not necessarily knowing where they're coming from

[@Miss_PANDAS]

@@Ojvyfz Then that would involve consciousness. To know something about someone, without knowing them, has to be intuition. The conscious needs time to make deductions based on observations.

[@dumblockdubbed2455]

An intelligent person can process their subconscious feelings through conscious thought. Animals don't know or understand why or how they do the things they do, but humans have the intelligence to create systems of language and order to systemically determine the inner workings of what are otherwise considered "aura" or subconscious feeling.

[@thelegendscene7500]

Attention 📛 : Not applicable on Kardashians and similar products.

[@love2vintage]

😂😂😂

[@jazz_and_tea]

👍spot on… ‘products’ through minor or major modifications are quite misleading and these days it is becoming more common to find more and more copies of such products of the same type

[@heleneholm7059]

😂👍🏼

[@valeriagandaraledezma3379]

That was the first thing I thought when I read the title 😆👍🏼

[@mithamurali9945]

😂😂😂

[@jacoblewis1807]

Ecclesiastes 8:1 - Who is like the wise? And who knows the interpretation of a thing? A man’s wisdom makes his face shine, and the hardness of his face is changed.

[@rutherikwright1433]

3

[@Wiseandbored]

????

[@HappilyAnonymousGirl]

Dang. Even the Bible backs it up.

[@SirGregg]

Interpreting a 'thing' is the key. Romans 9:11 "For the children being not yet born neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not works, but of him that calleth. 12 It was said unto her, the elder shall serve the younger." The baby will serve the placenta. The placenta is the twin who stole the birthright after fighting in the womb. Possession is 9/10ths of the law, the other 10th is title, a 'thing'. We elected to act under a birth certificate title by taking our fathers name in vain. We were given a name. The state joined it to our family name to create an assumed name called legal. Legal is the undoing of Gods law. Encyclopedia Brittanica.

[@Wiseandbored]

Gaga junk 1:20 - baby one more time

[@jilladams7573]

This reminds me of one of the early criminologists, Lombroso, who thought he could identify criminals and non-criminals by their faces. Criminals were believed to have close- knit eyebrows, big noses, etc. All nonsense, of course. If you could really judge a person's character by their face, the world wouldn't be in such the mess it is today. Ted Bundy is a good example of this, he was handsome, charming, educated, etc. yet a sadistic psychopath underneath it all.

[@whitneyangelie3682]

I agree that most of it isn’t based in any reality , peoples features like eyes shape and lip shape etc mostly come from pure genetics. That said, sometimes you can get an idea of someone’s personality by looking at their face-it’s not the features themselves tho, it’s more like where they keep muscle tension , and certain lines of their face due to constant repetition of expressions. Like I have noticed that people that store a lot of tension in their jaw seem to be more tense, passionate (maybe aggressive sometimes). People that store a lot of tension between their brows/forehead area tend to worry a lot or be sad often. People w crows feet tend to be more jovial etc etc. So it’s not the features themselves that tell the story, it’s more like you’re able to read the emotion stored in their face (if that makes sense).

[@HappilyAnonymousGirl]

Being handsome doesn’t mean you can’t have the facial features that are related to criminals. This isn’t about attractive versus ugly. It’s just pointing out the differences in facial features. He added images of the twins with different faces and the girl whose face changed as she got older, and as her personality changed. So it seems there is some merit to this. Ted Bundy actually did have some “telling” features, despite being considered attractive. He had a larger jaw, round eyes, low eyebrows, and tight lips. Not saying you can know for certain who someone is by the features, but I think there is some truth to people who are similar having similar facial qualities.

[@jilladams7573]

@@HappilyAnonymousGirl I don't mean to be rude, but wow!

[@yasminflower5140]

Exactly.this all bs. Someone can change their face through the years just by exercise or losing weight. Having a certain type of teeth indicate just your hygiene and if you could afford a dentist and maybe braces.

[@worthwhilediscussion]

A close-up picture of Bundy's eyes do NOT look normal.

[@aaronchambers9888]

This art has always worked for me. Ive always noticed shark teeth and close together eyes as people NOT to business with or work for, it has saved me!

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Sure Jan

[@stevefolan3481]

Seek help

[@Iron-Bridge]

Cool way of justifying your personal bigotry, pal. 😎

[@joylynch5204]

@@Iron-Bridge do you have shark teeth?

[@tookiedew]

Shark teeth like pointy teeth, or big teeth no gums... wtf is shark teeth lol

[@warriorhealer]

I'm actually a skeptic when it comes to face reading but I went why not and give it a go and watched your video. It was entertaining and informative.

[@michaelshannon9169]

One of the most important skills throughout our evolution had to have been reading a person's physical attributes for survival. Ive always been a great reader of ppl even before they open their mouths.

[@estheffanie4649]

i can tell if a person is humble or arrogant , strict or good, fake or trustworthy based on their eyes and smile.

[@Iron-Bridge]

I prefer the better way of actually making empirical observation over a decent amount of time instead of this unfounded pseudoscience crap.

[@Shawn-pk4hc]

@@Iron-Bridge 100%

[@kristiant96]

sure you can.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I have more energy to smile at kids. What does that say about me

[@noraa013]

Would it be more accirate and humble to say that you think you can tell..bc that doen't equal that you are right..

[@derekoreborn]

I love how he uses profiling with a good connotation. He’s absolutely right people are afraid to “judge a book by its cover”. But humans maximize our easy, fast-thinking intuition by cultivating pattern recognition- might as well start from what’s simple and easy first, and then become skeptical after that.

[@Neraiah]

He's very friendly i love watching him so interesting. I watch how FBI 🕵read people i find boring but this is interesting 🤗☺☺☺🤗

[@kentong-optometrist]

Excellent! Who also took out their phone and went selfie mode and looked at your face midway through the video?

[@logapriya300]

😂😂

[@aayushbadlani1183]

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[@4nn4nas98]

source: trust me bro

[@laken1804]

People that I knew from high school say that I never changed. I had not seen a lot of them for more than 20 years.

[@louissiegert3361]

Fascinating! Th is guy doesn't leave one second of hesitation in his speech, his words flow clear like a river. Very interesting; thanks for the lesson professor🙏🙏🙏

[@DanceChickaDee]

Even with his accent his English is excellent👍🏽

[@iamyunashin]

1. square face- good leader, follow directions 2. eyes- monolid is logical, double eyelid is touchy 3. eyebrow- high means friendly, low means tense 4. symmetry- left side shows personal side, right side is professional 5. chin- sharp is logical, round is empathetic

[@bigImranAbbasfanMD]

18:20 wow this was powerful. I never thought about the impact of a person's character, values, and philosophy on their physical appearance esp their face, but this makes so much sense! Indeed there are people who look the same after years and there are those who change a lot. It's so cool to know that the physical change we notice is indicative of inner changes! Wow 🤯 thank you, wonderful video and good sense of humor

[@userkhaic]

I change a lot all the time what does that indicate? Pls help

[@gurugirl1397]

I love the gentleman's charisma and humor when he explains hypothetically situations of people and the looks, very entertaining and educational r

[@mari-k5n]

gentle reminder not to take any info strict or just one sided. This isn't like having one trait is good and the other is bad. It's about understanding yourself and embrace it. And there is always a context in each situation, which also matters a lot)

[@Everything_nowww]

54 age , you look so young!

[@ChristianChua]

The secret is to take care of your happiness. Limit your time in negative emotions each day, and jump out of them immediately when you're in the area of anger, rage, and unforgiveness.

[@jacquelinehilliard9119]

Asian don't raisin

[@infernal..]

​@@ChristianChuathat's so interesting!

[@FactusCactus]

​@@ChristianChuathis is one of the biggest pieces of advice I ever got. Thanks man!

[@The_Average_YouTube_Enjoyer]

Money and good health and you cannot have good health without money

[@TheAnish01]

"Face is the index of the mind."

[@RadiantEnergyMassage]

Oh, I always wondered about this!! I am a Massage Therapist that specializes in Reiki. It is very common, after a one hour session, the clients facial structure changes and they look totally different! I tell them to go look in the mirror, they are amazed! Even when they go home, their loved ones notice.. without them saying anything! And yes, I also do Zoom sessions! Same results! ;)

[@citrine6469]

how can i contat you?

[@seige1356]

How dafak does massage therapy works with zoom sessions?

[@yasminflower5140]

Scammers

[@radiantenergymassage5008]

@@seige1356It’s not Massage Therapy.. you are correct, that cannot be done by Zoom. I do Reiki.. and Reiki can absolutely be done over Zoom, even phone. I do it every day with clients. 😊

[@grumpycheerleader]

Yes my face changes a LOT based on my energy and consciousness. When I’m in a good relaxed happy vibe I can de-age twenty years!

[@Kendratree]

I'm about half way through the video at the time I'm writing this, but I'd like to suggest that you leave the pictures up while you're sharing your observations, it'll be easier for us to follow what you're saying better. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you, i will inform the video editor

[@gummy5862]

It's be so interesting if we could see all the different possible versions of ourselves based on different gene expressions.

[@farrahfrandson]

Love your profile pic

[@jahgsdjashdu]

Very interesting, not just the face but also people’s energy tells you if they are trustworthy, friendly, kind or not ❤

[@goodmorningfrommt]

Energy supersedes face I think.. facial grooming changes so many things

[@DrPhyoPaing]

Love ❤️ Thank you!

[@sayidahiklima8125]

I'm very enjoy. Thanks a lot for the video, Christian!

[@JuliannFlavin]

I REMEMBER IQBAL!!! He came and visited our school in Boston MA in 1990’s

[@measlesplease1266]

Finally a good video on physiognomy.

[@dcoleman5952]

I found this very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@Sarah-c1y5i]

Kinda ridiculous with the eyelid theory, most Europeans have double eye lids while Asians usually have mono eyelids 🙄

[@psalmthyme8192]

And that’s probably there are typical characteristics that we can attribute to either Asian or European. Asians are more reserved and Europeans are more liberated.

[@noraallman9194]

I am in ......amazing class...... Seeu soon

[@AishaBako20]

I love his personality

[@sharoncarter4086]

You're very amazing. Everything you say is so true and so right. Basically : miserable face = miserable mind. Happy face = cheerful personality. X

[@gmr1241]

Profession - that which you profess to be. Brilliant video - thank you for uploading!

[@Mishy732]

This is the kind of content that is worth spreading out! ❤ thank you for sharing

[@kimsherlock8969]

Entertaining Not many people can learn by looking at ears or eyes Remember that in science there is no definite in anything 😊

[@Orientalbackyardgarden]

Hi Christian, I love your video. I am in shock of the child, that later was assassination. My husband has the same nose, and it is so true. He was a very independent thinker and man. Thank you for this beautiful video . Melissa ❤❤❤❤

[@violettabicycletta331]

Fascinating we want more ! Thank you so much!

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you for the encouragement. I have uploaded many other similar videos on this subject on KZbin, if you are interested. Search Christian Chua Face reading.

[@DDM23920]

What an interesting video, and your teaching style is so great 😊 This video deserves more views and likes ❤ Please upload more about face reading. I really love it ❤ Greetings from Sri Lanka 🎉

[@IdeasInspiration]

Glad you like it it. Please help to share so we can get the views this video deserves. :)

[@avinashpanicker6691]

very interesting and well explained by christian chua...thanks for sharing..GOD BLESS YOU

[@bellanegrin3915]

Enjoyed this very much. Thank you!

[@radlyn7234]

Unfortunately this study will be useless with all these plastic surgeries nowadays

[@gayatrimatapurkar933]

Lol

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you for the opportunity to reply to this . The question on plastic surgery is actually the most common question during my lectures. Firstly, plastic surgery does not alter the entire face; etc very few people meddle in the shape of the ears and skull. Secondly, plastic surgery actually helps us to read people better because, just like the way they choose their clothes, their clothes express more of themselves. Similarly, how they decided to restructure their face speeds up what their face should eventually be. Some people like it to look kinder, and in the case of Michael Jackson, he wanted to look more mysterious.

[@reflection5465]

jajajaa

[@yanic.1018]

😂😂😂

[@lpr1212]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@nidatariqkhan9751]

I love this intelligent gentleman!. What a way of teaching

[@ChristianChua]

Appreciate this

[@DivaGlam84]

This explains why strangers always gravitate towards me and tell me their life story. 😂 I have high eyebrows, full lips, and a round face. I’m very open and transparent when it comes to my life and tend to over share if I feel comfortable enough. 😆

[@ashleyherjung1526]

Interesting analysis of facial features.

[@Linda-dp9xf]

I love this guy. He’s funny and direct. He makes this video enjoyable whereas other videos out there with the same topic makes me sleepy! It’s awesome to learn this and entertaining. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@crashingwave1]

Thank you so much for this video. I learned a lot and it was good to gain some insight about face features. I would have never guessed that the features change according to different seasons in the life of the individual. Thank you!

[@graceamsterdam5404]

That was so cool! Thank you. So the inside physically changes the outside. I have always intuitively known that. Now that i am older, how i am réally doing. I know the signals, no cheating possible anymore.

[@grumpycheerleader]

You are so charismatic and enthusiastic, you instantly drew me in. I love your explanations. This was a fun introduction to this field of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.

[@tashastarling6573]

My fiance is troubled but he tries his best to have fun and make people smile. Despite any problems, I am captivated by his smile his whole face changes when he feels safe and happy. I imagine I am much like him too and also change appearance very dramatically.

[@KMMK2371]

This is so interesting! Thank you for sharing your expertise!🙂

[@Melfukoff]

I can see what effect this is going to have on people now they are going to be going around judging people by their faces lol yet having no idea what the heck they are on about but thinking and believing they are right

[@My_Spiritual_Journey.]

👍

[@Isjmj]

Wow, and here I am thinking it's all in the heart😅🤔

[@polyrhythmia]

An interesting feature related to apparent lip size: white line along lip that used to be lip. Understood to indicate someone who wanted to share something but was rebuffed and never attempted again. Face reading can save your life, so it is important.

[@maize033]

Very thank you for very unique infos❤

[@jassmalaney2190]

Christian, this is so interesting. Love this video, am taking away great ideas for practical use. Thanks

[@ChristianChua]

I am glad!

[@grantmwgarner4795]

Incredible video

[@LunaFaeyryn23]

Great Video, i have learned new knowledge today thank you.

[@PSLegend999]

Spurious correlation

[@arijitchatterjee9612]

The video was very good

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you. glad you found it useful

[@rajakrovvidi4984]

Thanks!

[@IdeasInspiration]

Thank you :)

[@waynechaninternational]

Truly love this content as well as your body language and face reading courses! Thank you for always sharing such valuable offerings both virtually and in person!

[@ChristianChua]

New discovery update since the course you attended. More medical related content

[@neilbeni7744]

Awesome..

[@lorigonzalez4518]

Oh my gosh I just love your face !!!I love watching you talk because your Informative and fun at the same time do you have an amazing personality anybody who gets the hang out with you and be your friend is on the lucky side keep up the great work love your channel

[@ChristianChua]

thank you

[@ranginijeyatharan6665]

Very nice. Thank you for the information

[@estellahaven]

youre funny and you have great energy, i really enjoy learning ab this topic and you make it fun

[@shanicebrown7113]

Very fascinating

[@mymai5859]

You look very, very young looking Christian. You are having a good life!

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you very much. Here's my secret: I take care of my happiness, which means being very aware of how many minutes I spend in negative emotional zones each day, like anger, hate, and shame, trying to get out of this emotional zone and going to the happy zone because there's a scientific explanation that when happy, happy chemicals are emitted into your body, it helps repair your body.

[@itsme4693]

@@ChristianChuaI needed this reminder of to stay out, the negativity. 🥰

[@derekoreborn]

Eyebrows: women’s are often higher than males. You can even do a test online where you guess subject gender by eyes only. I got 9/10 right on my first try

[@amourliz888]

so charismatic ❤

[@ideasandrew]

Now i need to read Christian's face 😊

[@ChristianChua]

Kind, friendly, funny... Lol

[@ghostlyimageoffear6210]

Tony Robbins wannabe, and that means hype.

[@soniasantos-gx3zn]

Loved this video. I believe 💯 ❤❤❤❤

[@GGora]

All I need is astrology and I can DRAW the person’s face and body without knowing anything about them, except, birth chart. As a geneticist, I actually have found out that our birth chart mathematical configurations/ scripts , directly, correlate w our epigenetics. That’s why they are all the same thing. Even our palm patterns which are linked w our horoscope are able to be divined the same exact way. They are all 100% linked.

[@quickgirl80]

Same. Not to the same extent as you but when I was pregnant with my son, I took his due date & looked at his probable birth chart (minus rising because obviously that’s to be determined) but I knew he’d have his dad’s eyes, light hair & take after his dad more than me. Turned out he’s the spitting image of his dad. For reference I’m mixed race with dark skin, hair & features. His dad is blonde hair, blue eyes & fair skin.

[@GGora]

@@quickgirl80 I went from mocking astrology as a scientist to a mind blowing realisation how much as scientists we are lied to and we are clueless re such ancient holistic quantum sciences. We know nothing, I mean NOTHING as scientists today re such brilliant magical ancient sciences. How did I realise this? I realised it after a random Indian palmist drew my birthchart and got key details related to my unique horoscope correctly, all w exact reasoning why ( I research everything so I had to know reasonings) and all he had was a picture of my palm print. I used a prepaid card and a fake account with zero image or information just to make it ultra blind.

[@GGora]

@@quickgirl80 what’s upsetting to me is obvious gene related illnesses that are so obviously in our horoscope and lives can we saved IF we stop mocking these ancient sciences and use them in our advantage. Breast cancer is a big one. At age ZERO, we can check for a few obvious indicators involving the moon and know the chances of the poor baby girl. We can even predict the timing, to the exact month, of high likelihood of such a cancer. Ovarian cancer, pancreatic etc etc , all can we seen in a similar fashion. Another big one is heart disease. And many many many more. Not only we can see the indicators in the chart, and percentage likelihood, we can predict the timing of onset. Medicine is missing out BIG time!

[@catinthebread]

People born on same place and times do be different how is this correct

[@welovemusic8542]

Girl this is so cool…I’m studying psychology and trying to link astrology to personality traits…all the best to you!

[@doreenteo2927]

I didn’t cringe listening to you! Singaporean accent still, but the type worth listening to! 🤭🇸🇬❤️

[@AstraeaJustice]

What’s the matter with Singaporean accent? Also, his accent isn’t that strong for me almost neutral

[@evgeniyanorkina1930]

Cool! Thank you a lot! Very interesting theme and I guess, it help to understand who I am👍

[@ArtofHacksCentral]

Fascinating!!

[@emiew2491]

Wow so interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[@samanthahollins6813]

"science call it profiling" 😂💓

[@hesaramovin]

You are just so awesome.

[@SS-iw2nq]

Fascinating however my concern is that human primary features are highly influenced by their race. I'm full blood Asian with almond shaped eyes. Based on this video, are Asians primarily left brain? Though stereotypes say Asians are book smart, I'm not book smart. I suck in math and science but have slanty small lids. 😆 If fuller lips represent being more talkative and social, are African Americans more social than Caucasians who primarily have thin lips? The video mentions high nose bridges to have traits similar to being determined and courageous. Are Middle Eastern more determined and courageous versus Asians who primarily have flat noses? 🤔 One woman I used to work with had full lips, high eyebrows, and big eye lids. She was extremely arrogant, had bad attitude, bossy, power tripping, less patient with me versus with others, and standoffish to me. I'm extremely out going, willing to befriend anyone, and took initiative to help anyone in need. She never gave me the benefit of doubt to open up to me nor treat me with respect yet she did with her buddies and supervisors. I wasn't in her work "clique". She got away with her bad behaviors towards me due to being favored by her supervisors. She had poor work ethics and always got the good work assignments versus myself who put 200% into the job yet always got the undesired assignments. 😡 I know this reflects poor leadership and a toxic work environment (I quit thankfully) but she has the facial features of someone who's open, communicative, and nice. 🤔

[@ChristianChua]

very good observation. At the expert level, we do teach you to compensate, for African lips, east Asian eyelids (i.e. korean), thin upper American lips, and use other features to do an overall reading.

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you. This is a fantastic question because, at the point of doing this video, I am still learning and gathering knowledge, and right now I have a stand that there are some default modes on some ethnicities for example, East Asians, like Koreans, have smaller beady eyes, and by default most Africans will have thicker lips and Indians have thicker eyebrows so I typically do not read this as a sign when I see them however I will read when it's the reverse for example if I see an African with thin lips that would make it an exciting read.

[@msstbug]

I believe learning and mental change people cut off bad habits. make their self-esteem act and muscles affect the face. That why some criminals have good look if they don’t have bad habits, they don’t feel bad what they did, and their mental stable in wrong side.

[@teaneggs]

Thumbnail pic: "Your face says a lot about your personality" Indeed it does.

[@kamila2249]

Very interesting, how your ideology and personality can change your facial structure

[@diamondcnergy]

Simply wow!

[@ChristianChua]

Thank you for you shout out

[@bethatomy]

Very interesting.

[@petersinguili]

Interesting info on body language! Watch till the end! 👍

[@ChristianChua]

Thanks, there is a lot more, over 150 points on the face

[@dannywong9280]

Awesome video on face profiling 👍👍👍

[@muffincakers]

"No one is answering but I'm pretending" me when i talk to myself On another note, this taught me sm. I'm gonna act like I can read everyone I see on the streets now

[@celiadasilva2983]

Very interesting 😀

[@siewhuitan307]

Wow! Wow! And Wow! So interesting that 19 minutes seemed so short. Wow! Thank you for sharing.

[@hanancan8569]

Nice info.. Thank you for sharing!

[@jukai5083]

I wish my lecturers taught classes like this, it was so fun to watch and I'll remember everything I learned!

[@susangoh6551]

Thank you for sharing! This is seriously eye opening!

[@haseenashafeer]

Very useful talk🤩

[@ChristianChua]

Hope you caught a few tips and use it!

[@haseenashafeer]

@@ChristianChua sure🥰👍 Iam from India, Kerala

[@evelynho1766]

Good job awesomely done👏🏼👏🏼