Body language: what is the psychological significance of rolling hair?
Do you often roll your hair around a finger or do you frequently see it done? Learn to know and understand body language, it could hold you great surprises!
Even a very simple and spontaneous gesture like this, in fact, can hide much deeper psychological meanings. Apparently insignificant actions such as placing your elbows on the table or crossing your arms, or putting your hand in front of your mouth or, again, putting your hair behind your ears, can reveal a lot of our intentions, thoughts and feelings or those of us. After all, rolling up your hair is a fairly common gesture, which is also easy to do, especially if you have curls or wavy hair ...
But have you ever wondered what the meaning of rolling your hair is? Let's find out together the different meanings it can take, based on the circumstances, and learn to use body language to our advantage!
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Rolling up your hair: what is the psychological significance?
Anyone who rolls their hair around a finger is experiencing a moment of tension and uses this gesture to release stress. The more tightly the strand is rolled, the more the person doing it demonstrates their anxiety.
At the same time, concentrating on a lock of hair, twisting it around a finger a few centimeters from the face, is a way to create a distance between "oneself and the others. With this gesture, a barrier is metaphorically placed between oneself" and the rest of the world.
Rolling up your hair creates a sort of compensatory pampering that has the value of consolation. A consolation, however, which excludes the other and inevitably leads us to close in on ourselves, demonstrating fear and fragility.
What is the psychological meaning in love of rolling your hair?
If a woman rolls up her hair in the presence of a man, she demonstrates a certain tension and shyness to her interlocutor.
On the one hand, it is clear that she likes him, but at the same time she feels awe and discomfort. She "cuddles" herself to gain strength, also showing impatience towards the other.
But let's never forget that hair is an important erogenous zone ...
Rolling up your hair: love and seduction according to love psychology
If a woman rolls her hair around her finger not out of nervousness, but as a gesture of seduction, the situation is definitely different! By performing this gesture in a playful way, we try to be sexy for those in front of us, showing and teasing an erogenous zone as important as the hair to steal the attention of the other.
It is therefore important to understand if the gesture is done with the playful intention of seducing or unconsciously to protect oneself from the restlessness (which can also be positive) that a man is inspiring us ... In the first case, rolling up your hair becomes a seductive gesture and, if he can grasp it, your evening could go on like this ...
