Tired or droopy eyes often come from somewhere else entirely. Your forehead. Your scalp. Your neck. Not your eyes. Here’s what’s happening. Your forehead compensates. When your upper eyelids get heavy your frontalis muscle kicks in. It lifts your brows to open your eyes. All day. Every day. It’s exhausted. And eventually it can’t keep up. Your scalp is connected. One big sheet of fascia runs from your brows over your head. When your scalp is tight it pulls backward. Your forehead grips harder. Your eyes get heavier. Your neck affects everything. When your SCM is tight it pulls from below. Your posture collapses. Your head pushes forward. Your whole face drops. Including your eyes. You’ve been putting eye cream on your lids. Doing exercises around your eyes. Wondering why nothing changes. Because the cause isn’t there. It’s above. In your forehead and scalp. It’s below. In your neck. Your eyes are just showing you the result. Release your scalp and your forehead stops gripping. Release your neck and your face stops being pulled down. Your eyes open naturally. They look lifted. More awake. Less tired. Let’s start working on it. Your droopy eyes are asking for help. But not where you’ve been looking. #droopyeyes #tiredeyes #forehead #scalp #neck - @allyoucanface