People with angled eyebrows and a round chin are the world's self-appointed helpers. Their angled eyebrows reveal a left brain approach in decision making and they are quick to offer their opinions on how almost everything should be done (even when they are not asked for their input). On the other hand, round chins are a right brain feature, therefore when acting on their thoughts (in true right brain fashion) these folks tend to take the needs of others into consideration. Unfortunately, this personality type can be seen at times as "self-appointed bosses" and be accused of being bossy or nagging. Instead of reacting with, "Quit telling me what to do!" Your best response is, "Thank you, that was so helpful," and then go ahead and do it the way you wanted.

The Dalai Lama, the world leader of Tibetan Buddhism, is one example of this combination. While his angled eyebrows give him an immediate impression of authority, his leadership role requires him to somehow be an example of a person in the world but not consumed by worldly possessions and status. His round chin reveals how he uses his authority to help others. Forced out of Tibet, where his home still exists, he has lived most of his life in exile. He has traveled the world advocating for the welfare of Tibetans, teaching Tibetan Buddhism and talking about the importance of compassion as the source of a happy life. He has spoken about the environment, economics, women's rights, non-violence, interfaith dialog, physics, astronomy and reproductive health.

People with angled eyebrows and a pointed chin possess a rare combination that falls into the most extreme left brain dominate category. This is a personality type that stays mentally in control, they seldom compromise their goals and constantly strives to have their way. They are convinced that their perspectives and decisions are the right ones and once a decision is made it is seldom, if ever, reexamined. When angled eyebrows are coupled with a pointed chin, we find a life stance that may be summarized as "either my way or the highway." Such a left brain attitude will often leave this personality type insensitive to the needs of others and make it difficult for them to make equality based relationships.

Hollywood had to make the wicked witch of the East in The Wizard of Oz (pictured here)look frightening so they gave her a pointed hat, angled eyebrows, a very pointed chin and a pointed down turned nose. Granted, people who have this combination are not necessarily wicked but they can easily detach from other people's feelings and can be very intimidating. If there are no softening qualities like dimples, concave nose, abundant eyelids or full lips, they may have no compassion in carrying out their plans. When defending their lack of compassion for others they might respond with an attitude summarized as, "if you want to make an omelet you have to break a few eggs."