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MBTI facial features

 



dominant Fi

dominant Ti


dominant Se

dominant Se


dominant Si

dominant Si

dominant Fe

dominant Te

dominant Ni

dominant Fi

dominant Fe

dominant Ne

dominant Ni

dominant Ti


dominant Te


dominant Ne



  • Extraverts → broader, more animated faces, expressive eyes and mouths.

  • Introverts → narrower, contained, subtler expressions.

  • Sensors → grounded, solid, practical expressions.

  • Intuitives → refined, abstract, dreamy or visionary looks.

  • Thinkers → sharper, angular, serious faces.

  • Feelers → rounder, softer, warm smiles.

  • Judgers → composed, symmetrical, structured expressions.

  • Perceivers → relaxed, playful, spontaneous features.

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