Gleam Repetition

 

Depending on the light intensity or angle of incidence, some parts of the face may shine, often with a round shape, such as: forehead, cheekbones, tip of the nose, chin, and the like.

En Profil

Chin - Tip of the Nose - Cheeks
The shine on the chin can accentuate the shine on the tip of the nose.
Both emphasize each other's presence in the observer's afterimage.

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Image A: Abstraction of gleaming discs on chin, nose, and cheeks.

 

En Face

Forehead - Tip of the Nose
The sheen on the forehead corresponds to the sheen on the tip of the nose. Both reinforce each other's presence in the observer's afterimage.

 

Gleam Repetition

Image B: Reflection of light on forehead and tip of the nose. 
The gleam on chin and both cheeks form a triangle upside down.
 
(The gleam on forehead and both cheeks form a triangle too.)
(Image by Rheanun from Pixabay [AI-g] )
 

 

R I M F
Book Part 3, Topic D, Chapter 2, page 6: Gleam Repetition.