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What do the stars have to say about Aquarius risings?
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Aquarius risings are ethereal and unique, both in their personalities, and their looks. This rising sign isn't like anyone else—learn more about them, and you might even be able to spot Aquarius rising at a glance. Their appearance, their intelligence, and their big hearts are what make them special, and below, we're telling you everything you need to know. Ready for more? Let's dive in!
Things You Should Know
- Aquarius is thought to look like they were beamed in from another planet, with big gorgeous eyes.
- This rising typically has unique personal style. They don't follow trends, they follow their own taste.
- Aquarius risings are thought to be smart, unconventional humanitarians.
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Aquarius Rising’s Physical Appearance
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Face: Aquarius risings are known to have an otherworldly look to them. So picture big, curious eyes set below a prominent forehead. When they look at you, you’ll feel like they’re staring into the bottom of your soul. Typically, their face is outlined by stunning, sharp bone structure. They might also have some unique, striking features that set them apart from everyone else, like they were beamed in from another planet.
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Body: Though bodies differ from one Aquarius rising to the next, they tend to lean in the tall, slender direction. They also might look strong and toned, but not particularly muscled. This sign is known for having a quiet presence and power about them, so when they walk into a room, they tend to catch eyes.
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Mannerisms: Aquarius risings mix detached confidence and playful clumsiness, which makes them fascinating to watch. They’ll shoot you the most calm-and-collected look that could rock anyone’s confidence, then go on to trip over a stationary object. And when they do, Aquarius risings are unlikely to act embarrassed. They don't mind.
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Unique style: Aquarius rising puts the “personal” in “personal style.” To them, unconventionality is an art. They’re always true to themselves, and their fashion choices reflect this. Expression and uniqueness come before trends and fitting in. So big style choices might come into play, like piercings, tattoos, and bright hair colors. Or, Aquarius might prefer to make subtler (but still bold) style choices, like a giant, funky ring.
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Aquarius Rising’s Personality Traits
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Intellectual. As an Aquarius rising, people probably perceive you as being very intelligent and sharp. At first meeting, you have a natural authority that fascinates others (and in all likelihood, intimidates them, too!). It seems like no matter what the group discusses, you have something insightful to say. And people see you as being very well-spoken and confident, which only increases your rep. [2] X Research source
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Unique. When people meet you, they’re struck by your individuality. You seem unconcerned with others’ opinions of you, and instead, totally set on making your own way. It might be the way you dress, or the way you move, or the way you say exactly what’s on your mind…but one thing’s for sure: when people meet you, they see you as authentic, and unlike anyone they’ve met before.
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Aloof. Cool and detached, party of one! Aquarius is a sign that’s famous for their self-possessed nature. Aquarius always gives off the impression that they have somewhere better to be, that they’re bored by the world around them. As an Aquarius rising, this might be part of your first impression. People meet you and they think: “Wow, I feel like I need to impress them for some reason…”
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Humanitarian. Aquarius is a sign famous for their massive heart. Their MO isn’t sweet and cuddly, though—Aquarius isn’t nice, they’re kind. Aquarius isn’t polite, they’re moral. As an Aquarius rising, this just means that, though you might not win any awards for table manners, people do get the sense that you’re a really good person deep down. Right away, they see that you care about the world at large. [3] X Research source
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