Posts Tagged ‘eye lift’
Eyebrows Drop With Age
Eyebrows drop with age, and if you’ve often wondered how your face is aging, there is a sure-fire way to see this in the privacy of your home. Grab a mirror, place it flat on a table in front of you. Bend over from the waist, look into the mirror and count to ten. This…
Read MoreHow to Fix Hooded Eyelids
Prove it to yourself by following these easy instructions for fixing hooded eyelids Relax your eyebrow area and then place the three middle fingers of each hand directly under your eyebrows. Drop the palms of your hands flat against your face. With the pads of your fingertips directly under your eyebrows, push your eyebrows upwards…
Read MoreFree Eye Lift with Facial Magic
Here are some recent Testimonials from some Loyal Facial Magic & Luscious Lips Users. Dear Cynthia, I was so glad to receive your message this morning as it reminded me that I really want to thank you very heartily for something! The “something” being the eyelid/eyebrow lift exercise on your website. I am a…
Read MoreParalyzing Injections – Do Young Women Need Them?
What a racket!
Whoever thought, then developed, paralyzing injections that freeze certain muscles using a neurotoxin is certainly a gizzilonaire by now. To think that men and women could fall for such an outrageous marketing gimmick is tantamount to buying a bridge in the Arizona desert.
Read MoreFacelifts at 50 are an ugly betrayal
Sandra Parsons, author of the following article, Facelifts at 50 are an ugly betrayal, reminds us that “the simple truth is that all you have to do to look younger is lose a bit of weight, do some exercise and colour your hair. All it takes is the courage to start — because once you’ve begun, you won’t want to stop.”
That’s exactly why I love facial exercise. The movements create a vibrant, younger looking face. Heavy jowls and pouches? There’s a facial exercise for that! Tired of seeing droopy eyelids that impair your ability to wear your favorite eyeliner and shadows? Try this Upper Eye Exercise. Every portion of your face and neck can benefit from isometric exercise. No funny faces, puckers, twists or contortions.
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