16 Different Kinds Of Smiles And What They Mean

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A person who smiles genuinely is someone who likes what they see and they show their happiness through a smile. On this page we'll look exactly at that - some examples of smiling faces to give you an idea what to look for, and emphasize their distinctive features so you'll understand what THAT smile meant. If you had a sibling growing up, you know this one.

But she told on you. In fact it can be something used to express great displeasure. A rival grins to get under your skin; a bully smirks to unsettle his mark.

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The tight lipped smile with low intensity. The tight lipped smile with low intensity. This smile happens as the lips are stretched across the face and no teeth are showing with very little upward curl in the corner of the mouth and indicates a hidden attitude or thought, uncertainty, hesitation or lack of confidence. Strangers passing on the street will greet each other with a tight lipped smile. It might also appear out of nervousness or stress so it can appear when meeting new people. Tight lipped smile with high intensity. This is a variation on the smile above, yet the corners of the lips rise even further with some teeth showing, gaze is steady and warm and the posture is relaxed. This one is a fake! We might see this smile associated with tongue-in-cheek humour or sarcasm. The smile happens when only one side of the face sports a smile and the other side does not. The opposite side may even be down turned or frowning. The uneven smile depicts a frame of mind in which opposite or conflicting emotions are present. In this smile, the upper lid is raised to expose only the top row of teeth, but the true significance is that the lower teeth remain hidden. In the upper smile the jaw and teeth remain closed and the message conveyed is of medium pleasure and comes off as insecure. Used car salesman, who beam light from their teeth in this way, will seem to have a hidden agenda. The grin or smirk. The smirk indicates smugness and arrogance. It is a tight lipped smile with the addition of a degree self satisfaction for good measure. The smirk has accompanying dominant body language such as head back, shoulders back, open postures along with dialogue riddle with exuberant pride. The smirk will also happen when someone is under direct verbal attack. In this smile the upper and lower teeth are made visible. The gaze is relaxed and the smile is intended to convey joy and pleasure. This is a true smile and not one that is easily faked. Crow feet make it seem as though the eyes are smiling. It is difficult to replicate these smiles without being truly amused or in good company as the muscles are usually out of our conscious control. We should be careful to use this smile, as with all smiles, when most appropriate. In the wrong context the broad smile will simply appear insincere.

Overall, there is a certain mystery to your smile. Too, you strike a chord, and for a moment, the sadness fades and the smile appears. Boring material becomes more interesting, or a nondescript picture seems to have more flair. However, you will notice this is a flirty smile because of other gestures the person makes towards you. The custodes around your eyes crease and crinkle as the teeth are displayed, with the sides of your lips stretching towards the tip of your ears. A common seductive smile is one accompanied by a gaze from the corner of the eyes. They may also blush, meaning their cheeks will fill with blood giving off a rosy appearance.