What MM's fear most is the appearance of crow's feet at the corners of their eyes. They've bought plenty of expensive cosmetics, but few are truly effective. How can you get rid of these annoying little things? Let the editor introduce you to 4 little tips.
A chicken bone
A chicken bone: The dermis of the skin is mostly composed of elastic fibers. Without them, the skin loses its elasticity, and loose skin gathers to form crow's feet.
Chicken skin and cartilage contain large amounts of chondroitin sulfate, which is the most important component of elastic fibers. Wash leftover chicken bones and cook them with chicken skin to make soup. Not only is it nutritious, but drinking it regularly can also make your skin delicate, and over time, crow's feet will be reduced.
A glass of beer
A glass of beer: Beer has a low alcohol content, and its tannic acid and bitter acids can stimulate appetite, aid digestion, and reduce internal heat.
Beer also contains large amounts of vitamin B, sugar, and protein, all of which are nutrients the skin loves. Drinking beer in moderation (150-250 grams with lunch and dinner each day) can improve your health and reduce facial crow's feet.
A piece of chewing gum
A piece of chewing gum: Chewing gum for a dozen minutes a day can not only clean your teeth but also reduce facial crow's feet and give you a rosy complexion.
This is because chewing exercises facial muscles, improves facial blood circulation, and enhances the metabolic function of facial cells, causing crow's feet to gradually fade away.
A ball of rice
A ball of rice: After the rice is cooked, pick out some soft, warm rice and knead it into a ball. Gently rub it on your face until the rice ball becomes greasy and dark, then rinse your face with water.
The rice can absorb excess oil and dirt from the skin's pores, allowing the skin to breathe freely, which in turn reduces crow's feet.