In Chinese face reading, if you change your face, you throw off your system, thereby changing your destiny. So, if you mess with your natural features, you mess with the path you’re meant to have. And since every feature represents a part of your personality and they all work together to represent who you are, altering a physical feature is like altering your being.
We’ve spoken a couple of times about this phenomena on Life Coach Code focusing on the psyche. There is a theory that our psyche and our psychological construct is projected throughout our bodies in certain ways.
Some scientists believe that the way our body parts form tells a lot about the system that’s operating with our energy. Here we focus on the lips in particular:
“Goldilocks” Lips:
If you have lips like this, it means you’re pretty even-keeled in relationships. You’ll do just fine and won’t go overboard when it comes to drama or giving too much. You’re not needy or clingy, but you do crave a sense of connection in relationships.
An Injected Fuller Upper Lip:
If your upper lip is naturally fuller than your lower lip, it means you’re a giving person and you’re concerned about the other person’s needs in the relationship as well as your own. However according to psychologists, if your upper lip is manually filled larger than your lower lip, that means you’re someone who loves to create drama in relationships.
An Injected Fuller Lower Lip:
If you have lips like this, it means you’re someone who wants to be pampered. You can also be a pleasure seeker. The upside to this altered lip shape is that you’re also someone who really wants to enjoy life.
Naturally Full Top and Bottom Lips:
This lip shape correlates with a strong desire to be a mother and shows how much you care about others. It represents someone who is giving, will put others first, and finds great joy in doing that. This person is also someone who wants to have a good circle of friends and a good connection with others. They really value relationships.
Thin Top and Bottom Lips:
If you have lips like this, it means you can be a loner and be OK with it; people with this kind of lips don’t need to be attached at someone’s hip. They also don’t naturally speak the language of relationships as well as someone with fuller lips, but it doesn’t mean they’re not good in a relationship.
Lips With a Peaked Cupid’s Bow:
This lip shape tends to mean the person is a good communicator, is quick-minded, and very creative. Because they’re so quick-minded, they can also be highly reactive and often not think before speaking, whether what they’re saying is kind or mean-spirited.
Lips With a Rounded Cupid’s Bow:
If you have lips like this you are extra kind. People with this kind of lips are generally more compassionate, take more time with others and are really considerate.
Lips With an Undefined Cupid’s Bow:
Lips like this can be a sign of someone who can actually lack emotional boundaries. They can be overly giving and be too much of a nurturer and not practice self-care. They’re often responsible people, but they have to realize it’s not always their job to take care of the problem.
Lips That Are Naturally Plumper in the Center of the Upper and Lower Lip:
If you have lips like this, you are a natural performer and someone who is likely to end up in the spotlight. People with this kind of lips generally like attention, don’t like to be alone, and can be dramatic in relationships.
Small Mouth With Full Natural Lips:
People with this lip and mouth shape tend to be more about themselves in relationships at first, but once they feel like their partner has paid attention to their needs, they’ll begin to think about their partner more.
No Upper Lip and a Normal Lower Lip:
If you have lips like this, it means you value work and achievement over relationships and you have a type-A personality. People with this kind of lips may have difficulty in relationships and they don’t relax very well, because to them, life is about getting somewhere.
Large Mouth, Normal to Full Lips:
People with this lip and mouth shape are generous and always thinking about what they can do to help.
Source: Cosmopolitan;
