A straight head line is read as practical, logical thinking. A line that slopes down toward the wrist points to imagination and creativity.
Length is about focus rather than intelligence. A long line suggests someone who thinks things through, a short one a person who decides quickly.
Joined to the life line
When the head line starts joined to the life line, readers see a careful person who thinks before acting.
Forked head line
Often called the writer's fork, it is read as the ability to see both sides of a question.
Simian line
When the head and heart lines merge into one line, readers describe strong focus and intense emotions.
Frequently asked questions
What does a long head line mean?
A thorough, thoughtful mind that likes to plan.
What does a sloping head line mean?
Imagination and a creative way of thinking.
Is the head line about intelligence?
No. It describes the style of thinking, not how smart you are.