What does the Shape of your HAIRLINE mean?

Your Hairline Reveals Your THINKING STYLE

What does yours say about you?

Your forehead shape reveals how you think and process information on the job and with your family says Face Reading expert Barbara Roberts in her book, Face Reading - How to Know Anyone at a Glance. Barbara has read 10,000 faces in her study of this ancient science, and here are examples of hairlines along with their psychological meanings. (www.facereading1.com)

A ROUNDED HAIRLINE. Roberts says here that the upper area of the hairline is the shape of a half-circle, and a woman with this will be people oriented, a giver, good with the public, and will have many long term friendships. (Jordin Sparks, Olivia Palermo, Oprah)

With a SQUARE HAIRLINE the upper area of the hairline forms a box. A woman who has this will be focused, a hard worker, and determined. (Juliana Margulies, Charlize Theron, Kate Winslet)

Roberts  indicates that women who have a WIDOW’S PEAK (the hair forms a downward ‘V’ in center of the forehead) are creative, innovative, and self-developed.(Kat Graham, Kerry Washington, Drew Barrymore)

When the forehead is TALL and WIDE, which means the area between the forehead to the eyebrows is the longest part of the face, this woman is benefit focused, humanitarian, and a strategist. (Hilary Swank, Jessica Chastain, Meryl Streep)

A SHORT FOREHEAD (when the area between forehead to the eyebrows is the shortest part of the face) Roberts notes that this woman is intuitive, a quick thinker, and has good physical reflexes. (Danica Patrick)

WISPY EDGES at the corner of the upper temples means a woman’s’ mother has been of significant influence in her life.  (Julia Roberts, Taraji P. Henson)