Joey begins the lesson with a basic introduction on the 5 Officers of Face Reading. These 5 Officers are:

• Eyes
• Eyebrows
• Nose
• Mouth
• Ears

These features constitute the key areas of the face that need to be studied and analysed before we can undertake to observe other aspects of the face.

Joey explains what constitutes 'good features' by explaining the qualities we need to look out for. It's important that these features possess good qualities, as only then does it correspond to good outcomes. Joey describes in detail what constitutes 'good' features by highlighting the key traits to look out for, and also what to keep in mind when evaluating 'bad' features.

He then provides a basic introduction of each of the 5 Officers by highlighting the areas of life that correspond to each Officer. Each of the 5 Officers relate to a certain period in our lives (such as childhood, middle age, and later years), as well as possessing certain attributes of its own (such as the eyebrows representing character, or the mouth representing communication).

Students will also learn that certain Five Officers represent certain Elements. This adds a layer of complexity and meaning to Face Reading analyses. This online lesson is liberally interspersed with Joey's own asides that will give students a thorough and comprehensive understanding of the 5 Officers that will enable them to confidently proceed to the next phase of the class.

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

• Identify the 5 Officers of Face Reading
• Analyse each Officer for 'good' or 'bad' features
• Understand which stage of life corresponds to the individual 5 Officers

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