Does frowning cause face muscles to lose elasticity and stay that way?

[Anonymous]

I do a lot of faces and squint a lot especially with my eyebrows. It's just a habit ...

I see one of my eyebrows is a bit lower than the other when my face is completely relaxed. It didn't use to be that way when I was 15-16

Do you think frowning or squinting, might get the muscles in the face lose their elasticity and stay that way? Can that be repaired

[Paris13]

Sweetie, any kind of "facial distortions" are eventually going to catch up with you and cause "wrinkly poos," even at a young age. You are seeing first hand what the "eyebrow effect" has started to unfold before your very eyes. However, all is NOT lost.

To avoid further "folds in the mold," start with a good moisturizer, and begin an EARLY stage cream of the crop routine. Men use this for dry skin as well as women, so don't feel embarrassed or even---frown. What you had at 15-16 can suddenly become almost "unrepairable" at even your age, and so needless. So you need to be more conscience of this, at least for the years that can be helped. And on top of this, stay On top of this, with a "mean cream."

Of course as we grow older, we lose some of our elasticity, but with a good moisturizer and no sun bathing, this can help train those muscles to become firmer, and stay firmer. Why does anyone, at any age have to prematurely age? MY great grandma, even up to the age of 90, had very few wrinkles. Amazing woman. She turned me on to the ol' jar at the ripe young age of 8.

As far as your vertical frown lines between the eyebrows go, these will increase with every "move you make,"so start by also training your "furrow" to stop dead in its tracks today.xx

[Anonymous]

yes they do