@anastasiabeautyfascia: Do the corners of your mouth naturally point downward, even when you’re not sad? 👀 One muscle worth paying attention to is the depressor anguli oris (DAO), which pulls the corners of your mouth downward. When this muscle is frequently overactive, it can contribute to a sad or tired-looking expression and make the lines around your mouth more noticeable. Gentle, precise release can help soften unnecessary tension and improve how relaxed this area looks. But don’t stop there! Your platysma, the broad muscle connecting your neck to your lower face, also contributes to downward tension around the mouth and jawline. And we need to consider your mentalis, jaw muscles, surrounding fascia, and even neck posture. They all influence how your lower face moves and rests. That’s why working on one tiny muscle is rarely the whole solution. The goal is to help these muscles work together more comfortably, without unnecessary pulling or compensation. Try this release gently, and remember to include your neck and jaw in your facial routine. Save this technique and tell me: would you like to see the other muscles I work on for downturned mouth corners? 🤍

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