@anastasiabeautyfascia: Your tear trough might look deeper because of something you do without even noticing. 👀 Think about your facial expressions when you’re concentrating, uncomfortable, in pain, or reacting to something unpleasant. Do you squint, wrinkle your nose or repeatedly lift your upper lip? One muscle I want you to pay attention to is the levator labii superioris, which lifts the upper lip and works with the muscles around your nose and midface. Repeated tension in this area can change how the surrounding tissues move and make existing under-eye shadows and folds appear more pronounced. Of course, some people naturally have a visible tear trough because of their bone structure, fat compartment distribution and genetics. But muscle tension, tissue mobility and fluid accumulation can also influence the appearance of this delicate area. That’s why I teach you to relax unnecessary muscle tension and work with the surrounding tissues to support healthy circulation and a softer-looking midface. Sometimes reducing habitual tension and puffiness can make the tear trough appear smoother, even without adding volume. Pay attention to how often you lift your upper lip without realizing it. Save this technique and follow me for more ways to care for your under-eye area naturally. 🤍

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