In this lesson, Joey explores the meaning of "good" versus "bad" features. He starts of with an explanation of the difference between fleshy and bony faces. Both types of faces carry different implications about a person's life and potential. Fleshy and bony faces can also correspond to a person's capacity for prosperity in life. In addition, other qualities such as that of the forehead, is also explored.

There are certain other qualities of the face to observe, including its "freshness" or clarity, as well as the significance and the different meanings of lines on the face. In Face Reading, lines are not merely something to be "fixed" with concealer or anti-aging creams and potions, but as Joey explains, correspond to a certain period of one's life and have their own respective stories to tell.

An important element of Face Reading is also explored in this lesson: moles and birthmarks. Joey explains what moles stand for and whether or not these are something to be desired!

The lesson includes visual examples of the features mentioned by Joey, and with plenty of opportunities to compare and contrast the features in order to better understand the variances and differences. Students are instructed and encouraged to practice these skills on various other examples.

Objectives:
At the end of this Lesson, students will be able to:

• Understand the significance in the difference between fleshy and bony faces
• Assess a face for clarity and freshness
• Evaluate the lines on a face
• Combine these various parts of knowledge to assess if facial features are good or bad

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