In face and palm readings, every spot the master points out is drawn in red ink, one by one, on a face and palm painted in ink on hanji paper.
Face and palm reading is much more fun when you know where they're looking. Now, as your reading comes in, each spot the master points out is drawn in red ink, one by one, on a face or palm painted on hanji, traditional Korean mulberry paper, like the pages of an old book.
For face reading they point to places like the forehead, the spot between the brows, the eyebrows, eyes, ears, nose, mouth and chin; for palm reading, lines like the life line, head line, heart line and fate line. If you show your left hand, the palm chart is drawn as a left hand too. You'll see the same drawing on the reading screen, the results page and the PDF.
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