Like snowflakes, no two faces are alike, which goes a long way toward avoiding confusion if you have a good memory for faces. If you’re in a Democratic state, you can talk until you’re blue in the face. Republican state residents may be apologists for Donald Trump, but they’re rarely red in the face about it.

Face it, if you’re going to make a career out of playing cards, you’d better have a good poker face. And if you’ve always wanted to be an on-air personality but don’t have the looks for TV, you still might have a face for radio.

You can lose face, have egg on your face, stuff your face, bite off your nose to spite your face and eventually disappear from the face of the Earth.

This month, the Post’s visual squad fanned out while covering the faces in the news, capturing facial nuances of race car drivers, protesters, veterans and their family members. Here are a few of their efforts. Take them at face value.

— Tim Grobaty