Face Reader Launches CELEBRITY LOOK-ALIKE REPORTS

It’s a marriage of the latest facial recognition software on the Internet with the 3,000-year-old art of physiognomy. Wildly popular www.myheritage.com offers free pairing of mug shots with a celebrity look-alike. But the best part is missing, according to America’s leading physiognomist. Her new service adds meaning to the matches--character insights based on how the photos are physically different as well as similar. A sample Celebrity Look-Alike Report here compares Judge Samuel Alito with Pope John Paul II.

[USPRwire, Mon Jan 30 2006] The biggest fad on the Internet now may be www.myheritage.com, with its free facial recognition software. But the best part is missing, according to America’s leading physiognomist. When two faces look similar at the wildly successful website, the faces also look different in significant ways. A face reader, or physiognomist can comment on how the faces looks different, how they look similar, then interpret what all this MEANS.

On Friday, Feb. 3, Rose Rosetree will launch a new service, CELEBRITY LOOK-ALIKE REPORTS. When clients send copies of paired mug shots, for a nominal fee Rosetree will comment on three important ways the faces look similar plus three ways they look different.

The 3,000-year-old art of reading faces for character has been adapted by Rosetree for her trademarked system of Face Reading Secrets (R). For every facial characteristic, there is an inner strength. A potential challenge is also related, whether to career, communication style, dealing with power or ethics, etc. Here a sample reading that I would offer Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito, based on the match, at www.myheritage, between him and Pope John Paul II. Interpretations of the challenges are based on the meaning of the face data in the context of the rest of the face.

Physical Similarity: Close-set right eye.
Related Talent: In work, highly attentive to detail. Unusually focused intellect.
Related Potential Challenge for Both: Humorless micromanagement.

Physical Difference: Eye angles. Alito right eye angles up, Pope’s eye angles down.
Related Talent: When working, Alito is especially aware of his ideals while Pope’s outlook favors compassion.
Related Potential Challenge: Alito is more apt than the Pope to crusade for his ideals without regard for the individual, humanly felt consequences.

Physical Similarity: Low ear position. Both men have ears that are placed below the nose, if the face is angled on the level.
Related Talent: Deliberative thinking, where decisions are made slowly, carefully.
Related Potential Challenge: Stubborn, once the mind is made up.

Physical Difference: Ear texture. Alito’s ears are fleshy, while the Pope’s ears have a finer texture.
Related Talent: Alito’s nervous system is rugged, while the Pope was a Highly Sensitive Person.
Related Potential Challenge: Alito may act insensitively to people and be clueless that any real alternative is possible.

Physical Similarity: Broad chin
Related Talent: Recovering from difficulties, both men would gain resilience by drawing on a large support system.
Related Potential Challenge: Viewing other people in broad terms, as part of a group, rather than considering an individual’s unique situation.

Physical Difference: Chin bottom shape: Alito’s is straight chin bottom, the Pope’s is curved.
Related Talent: Alito makes decisions based on “the principle of the thing” while the Pope used compassion to temper his actions.
Related Potential Challenge: Alito may not take people’s feelings into consideration, including pain caused by his decisions.

Information about Rose Rosetree’s new service of "Celebrity Look-Alike Readings" will be available at her website when the service launches on Friday, Feb. 3.