The cheekbone indicates the authority a person has over others.



In face reading the cheekbone indicates the authority a person has over others, especially in policy-making. Thus a cheekbone of a person in authority in government, in an institution, or in industry should be closely observed.

Not only can an experienced face reader discern a person‘s true position of authority, but a sophisticated reader can tell if the sitter is on the verge of acquiring greater authority or is in danger of losing authority. Especially when mached by a high browbone, the high cheekbone is a sign of influence and power



If an idividual’s forehead is fairly wide and high his eyebrows fairly strong and his eyes fairly bright, the person is apt to lead a happy life. However if these signs are accompanied by weak cheekbone, the person is unlikely to ever enjoy any large degree of authority. Similarly, a low positioned cheekbone accompanied by irregular features indicates a person of little or no authority.

If one cheekbone is lower, smaller or out of shape relative to the other. It indicates that the person’s good feature, if any, may be compromised. Therefore bad cheekbones reflect more than a lack of authority. They also serve as a warning of a compromised destiny.

Generally speaking, however, the face reader should keep in mind that a broad jawbone and a broad chin are sign of strong character unless compromised by other poor features (such as a weak or broken nose or lifeless eyes). If a person has such a jawbone an chin, whether man or woman the individual will probably have a very successful life if other facial features are favorable and in balance and proportion.

As a rule, the broader the jawbone, the broader the chin. The size and proportion of these two features must match well. A broad and slightly upturned chin is absolutely necessary to balance the whole face. It indicates good luck and good fortune late in life.  

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