Smiling Styles

J Different Ways of Smile J

A smile is a social act that can convey sympathy, embarrassment, amusement and more. Read on to discover how to deliver meaningful smiles.

Slow & Steady Smile

The way of that smile and posture tells that u r ready for camera shot.

Funny, HaHaHa Smile

To spot the quintessential amused smile, look for a thrown-back head and eyes nearly closed shut in laughter.

Real Smile

This is a real and genuine smile, the muscles around the eyes contract in voluntarily and a slight fold develops at the eye  brows. 

Thoughtful Smile

This is a thoughtful smile, the corners of the mouth are turned up and eyes possess that faraway look. To up the flirt factor of the expression, try touching your face, a gesture that indicates preening to the opposite sex.

Concentrated Smile

This faint smile (with brows slightly raised and revealing a hint of teeth) conveys interest in what's being said and lets the speaker know you're all ears.

Amused Smile

Raising your brows and glancing upward while half-smiling creates a look that seems to say, "I have no idea what you're talking about."

 

Fake Smile

This is fake smile. No crinkling around the eyes.

Forced Smile

Unlike the traditional forced smile, the mouth here is non-committal, with one side slightly more raised than the other.

Guilty Smile

 It’s a guilty smile…Biting your nails, nervous, abashed expression.

Mother’s Smile

This hard, jaw-clenched version of a smile is the kind Mom used to force her mouth into when reprimanding you in public.