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Is it possible to find a blondes and whites who possess more or less dark or brown palmar crease in contrast with their fair complexion ?
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Is it possible to find a blondes and whites who possess more or less dark or brown palmar crease in contrast with their fair complexion ?
sv-b Fri Dec 17, 2010 9:06 pm
Hello friends, 
Most of the whites are found to be have pale or pinkish palmar lines. have anybody seen exceptional cases in this regards.
On the other hand, is it possible to find a blacks who possess pinkish palmar lines. just curious.
if there are any exceptional cases, whether we have to compare their complexion with their palm lines in order to give palm reading in any aspects?
Another observation is that Dark freckles have been commonly found to be in the hands of blacks and pink or light colored freckles have been commonly found in the hands of whites and blondes. Does this variation has significances in palmistry aspects apart from the pigmentation which is explained by science? Also, is it possible to find peoples contrary to the above otherwise?
Most of the whites are found to be have pale or pinkish palmar lines. have anybody seen exceptional cases in this regards.
On the other hand, is it possible to find a blacks who possess pinkish palmar lines. just curious.
if there are any exceptional cases, whether we have to compare their complexion with their palm lines in order to give palm reading in any aspects?
Another observation is that Dark freckles have been commonly found to be in the hands of blacks and pink or light colored freckles have been commonly found in the hands of whites and blondes. Does this variation has significances in palmistry aspects apart from the pigmentation which is explained by science? Also, is it possible to find peoples contrary to the above otherwise?
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