Free your facial expressions

Your face is meant to freely convey your emotions.


Distinguishing fleeting facial expressions from permanent ones

On a baby's skin, facial expressions can appear and disappear quickly.
The skin is so supple that it allows for a smooth transition from one expression to another.

Fleeting facial expression


Ephemeral facial expression
Your face should be devoid of any previous expression in order to display your emotions correctly.

As you get older, the expressions you've held most often in your life become permanently etched into your face.

Engraved facial expression


Engraved facial expression
The display of feelings and emotions is hindered by past facial expressions that are etched into the face.

Stuck with your past on your face

Human grooming proves that your facial features are simply folds in the skin of your face.
All the facial expressions you make throughout your life become imprinted on your face.
How many hours do you spend brooding, smiling, being sad, ... ?
It all adds up, so the result is a mix of your most frequent attitudes.
The expressions you hold for long periods, and those made with the most intensity will be the most deeply etched.
As you age, your skin becomes folded in a manner that always displays those emotions, even if you may no longer feel them.

Old man
Your face becomes the sum of all your expressions.

Judging people by their looks

Fleeting facial expressions can be false and misleading, but engraved expressions always tell the truth.

You've probably been told not to judge people by their appearance.
It's disrespectful to criticize others because of their face or outward appearance.
But, some people can manipulate their appearance.
Fleeting facial expressions can be used to deceive, disappoint, or trick you.
People can bluff with their face.
However, engraved facial features etched into the skin don't lie, and they paint an accurate picture of a person's past and personality.
For me, engraved facial expressions are more truthful and reliable than anything a person can say.
I can detect foul play or bad intentions just by looking at a person's face.
When evil traits become sculpted into someone's face, because they've held those expressions all their life; I believe it's normal to be wary.

Sigmund Freud, Founder of psychoanalysis

Sigmund Freud portrait
With just one glance, you can judge that this individual is arrogant, irritable, pretentious, superior, ..., but you can also discern that he has no empathy, and a poor understanding of the feelings of others.

How expressive should your face be?

Your face should be like a blank canvas; not an old canvas with a faded image already imprinted on it.
All those folds on your face cripple your facial muscles and prevent you from expressing your feelings accurately and satisfyingly.

However, you can get rid of those traits using grooming techniques, and restore your beauty and expressiveness.
On a groomed face, emotions appear with more precision and subtleness; unhindered by any previous folding.
Your face becomes a mirror of your thoughts, and everyone can see how you feel.