EYE SHAPE REVEALS YOUR PERSONALITY

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Your eyes are the windows to your soul, confirm face-reading experts. These masters of "mug-ology" aka physiognomists, say they can divine people's personalities by analyzing their peepers. For example:

Large eyes
These indicate people with high emotional intelligence, a nurturing nature and an ability to convey their deepest feelings with a glance, all of which makes them very popular and powerful.

Upturned eyes
These signal an optimistic idealist who's also very competitive.

Close-set eyes
These denote a well-organized perfectionist with a tendency toward tunnel vision, intolerance and independence.

Wide-set eyes
These signify someone who's easygoing, philosophical and who's more concerned with the big picture than nitpicking.

Bulging eyes
These indicate a person who loves to talk and make lots of eye contact while yakking.

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