Physiognomy: What does a mole on the neck mean?

Everyone's moles grow in different places, have different colors, and represent different meanings. So what does a mole on the neck mean? Does a mole on the neck affect one's fortune? Next, we will analyze whether it is good or bad to have a mole on the neck from the perspective of mole illustration.

Mole on the front neck

If you have a mole on the front of your neck, you will attract villains and be easily framed, especially in matters between men and women, where you will be easily led by the opposite sex.

Generally, moles on a man’s neck indicate nobility on the left and wealth on the right , but moles that indicate great wealth are usually hidden in places that are difficult for ordinary people to find. Moles on a woman’s neck are bad on the left and good on the right , so moles should not be placed randomly. If you have a mole on your neck, if it is a black mole or it is getting bigger, you may need to pay attention.

Mole on the back of neck

A mole on the back of the neck indicates that you have someone to back you up , and you will have help from noble people in your work and business. A mole on the back of the neck indicates that this person does not like to show off. He is the type of person who is relatively wealthy but does not flaunt it. In numerology, this is called "hiding gold under the house." A mole on the back of your neck indicates that you have lofty ideals and beautiful aspirations, but lack the means and opportunities. You may be mediocre in the first half of your life, but in the second half of your life you will be wealthy and dominate a region.

There is also a saying that a mole on the back of the neck is a mole of misery. A mole located within 1 inch (one inch is about 3 cm) of the center of the back of the neck is a very auspicious omen. People with the mole of misery may have a hard time in love, but once they get love, it will be sweet and stable, and there will be no divorce.

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