How to eliminate crow's feet and the causes of crow's feet

How to remove crow's feet? Is Artevo good at removing crow's feet? This is a question many people ask. The eyes are so fragile. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, dark circles, crow's feet and big bags under the eyes will all come to you. You, who are obviously young, will look old and lifeless. what to do?

How to get rid of crow's feet

1. Make your own facial mask. We can make our own facial mask to remove crow's feet by preparing honey, red wine and pearl powder. Put an appropriate amount of pearl powder into red wine and stir to dissolve, then add an appropriate amount of honey to make it thick. Apply the prepared mask to the corners of your eyes, massage while applying, and then wash it off with warm water.

2. Vitamin E can remove crow's feet. Vitamin E capsules are easily available. Take a capsule, cut it open, and gently pat the liquid inside onto the crow's feet to dry it. This method can reduce fine lines at the corners of the eyes and nourish the skin.

3. Rice balls. Wash your face, roll the rice into small rice balls, and massage in circles around the corners of your eyes, from top to bottom and from inside to outside. You will see that the rice balls slowly turn black, which is the dirt in the pores. This method can effectively clean skin pores and reduce crow's feet.

4. Drink beer. Although beer is alcohol, its alcohol content is not high. Drinking some beer regularly can supplement vitamin B, which is good for the skin and can reduce crow's feet. You can also use some skin care products in your daily life to combine internal and external conditioning, and the effect will be better.

Causes of crow's feet

1. The body ages naturally. With the natural aging of tissues and organs, the endocrine function of the body gradually declines, the body's nutritional effect on small muscle fibers and related organs begins to weaken, the protein synthesis rate decreases, and the number of small muscle fibers decreases, resulting in the nervous system being unable to complete the delicate expression control of the skin, thus forming crow's feet.

2. Photoaging effects. Sunlight ultraviolet rays can cause serious damage to the skin. They reduce or lose the activity of fibroblasts in the dermis, reduce and break the collagen and elastic fibers in the dermis, resulting in reduced skin elasticity and increased wrinkles at the corners of the eyes.

3. Bad living habits. Exposing the face without protection to a dry, cold environment; washing the face with overheated water; having overly rich and exaggerated facial expressions; irregular sleep and daily routines, smoking and drinking can all lead to a decrease in the elasticity of fibrous tissue, thereby accelerating the formation of crow's feet around the eyes and causing crow's feet to appear prematurely.

4. Feeling depressed. The progress of social development has led to many people being overly stressed out at work and in life, often sad and crying, and also prone to developing crow's feet.