Astrological Counsel : Planets Conjunct Ascendant

Planets Conjunct the Ascendant

Planets near the Ascendant also affect appearance:

"Sun – adds height/weight and a big broad smile.

Moon – has a round, “moony” type of face.

Mercury – adds height and a pointed chin.

Venus – attractive, beautiful complexion and may have dimpled cheeks or cleft in chin.

Mars – sometimes hair is reddish or auburn. Pimples or scars on the face, may also have a ruddy complexion or sometimes a receding hair line prone to baldness.

Jupiter – adds height and girth.

Saturn – shorter, thinness, bonier.

Uranus – makes a person look totally unlike what you expected!

Neptune – Makes a person take on an aura of glamour or mystery. Eyes are large, liquid and beautiful. Could suffer from fluid retention. A “chameleon” type of person.

Pluto – Intensifies and accentuates everything. Eyes are green or some other improbable color. Flowing hair or beard of mustache. Likes to wear dark "

http://www.astroknowlogy.com/questions/a-planet-conjunct-ascendant-physical-appearance

http://www.elsaelsa.com/astrology/interpretation-of-planets-conjunct-the-ascendant/

text inspired by Elsa Elsa, images from polyvore by Jane Rekas

http://astrologicalcounsel.blogspot.com/2013/10/astrology-and-appearance.html

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