Face

It is time to see other facial body languages: the nose, cheeks and chin.

Color of the face can indicate something.

Red face shows embarrassment or anger whilst white face indicates extreme fear.

Nose:

Rubbing the nose can be a sign of disagreement.

Flared nostrils indicate displeasure or internal judgment.

Sniffing can show disgust or displeasure unless it is because of cold.

Touching nose: If the person tells a lie, he touches his nose. Because, while telling lie blood vessels in the nose dilate and the nose swells and be red. As a result the person tries to itch it.

Chin:

If a person holds his chin, he feels threatened. It is a defensive move.

It also shows that the person is thinking hard.

Cheeks:

Pulling cheeks shows disapproval.

Blowing cheeks out indicates uncertainty. It can also show exhaustion.

Touching cheeks may sign horror or surprise.

After these body language indicators, I will give a chart where you can find all signals of our emotions

Anxiety	Eyes damp; eyebrows slightly pushed together; trembling lower lip; chin possibly wrinkled; head slightly tilted down.
Anger	Eyes wide and staring; eyebrows pulled down (especially in middle); wrinkled forehead; flared nostrils; mouth flattened or clenched teeth bared; jutting chin, red face.
Happiness	Mouth smiling (open or closed); possible laughter; crows-feet wrinkles at sides of sparkling eyes; slightly raised eyebrows; head level.
Sadness	Eyes cast down and possibly damp or tearful; head down; lips pinched; head down or to the side.
Envy	Eyes staring; mouth corners turned down; nose turned in sneer; chin jutting.
Interest	Steady gaze of eyes at item of interest (may be squinting); slightly raised eyebrows; lips slightly pressed together; head erect or pushed forward.
Boredom	Eyes looking away; face generally immobile; corners of mouth turned down or lips pulled to the side; head propped up with hand.