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SSG: 2/3 for Ne-Si

Now I wanna do the inverse for Ne-Si, and show what it looks like when one signal is missing — specifically the outer edges being raised.

In this variant, the eyelids and the area above the eye are pretty close together, and the eye still appears “bright” – but the outer edges are a bit raised. The graphic above doesn’t…[Read more]

SSS: 3/3 for Ne-Si
For the sake of working up a helpful contrast, I’m gonna switch gears now and go to Ne-Si, showing the most clear example of Ne-Si ocular tension with 3/3 in favor of it:

^ Here we see the eyelids are brightly open, while the area above the eyes is lowered, as well as the outer edges.
Examples:

So this one also has a…[Read more]

GGS: 2/3 for Ni-Se
Next I’m gonna go to a variant of the above, where everything but the outer edges are in favor of Ni-Se:

^ As you can see, the area above the eyes is elevated, while the eyebrows are lowered — however, the outer edges are not raised. Nevertheless, this scores 2/3 in favor of Ni-Se and thus it still is overall more weighted…[Read more]

GGG: 3/3 for Ni-Se
I’m gonna start simple here and show the most prototypical Ni-Se appearance. This is what it looks like when 3/3 signals are in favor of the Ni-Se axis:

^ As you can see, the area above the eye is raised, while the outer edges (orbital) are also raised… however, the eyelid is lowered. These three together make “the most”…[Read more]