Is it good to get rid of crow's feet?

When women have crow's feet, they will be quite troubled because it may affect your image, so many women will choose to get crow's feet injections. This method of removing wrinkles is relatively common, but it is also very likely to rebound, so before getting the injection, you can learn about some other methods of removing crow's feet, maybe then you won't want to get the injection. Let's learn about it below.

1. Chicken bone to remove crow's feet

Most of the skin's dermis is composed of elastic fibers. Without elastic fibers, the skin loses its elasticity and gathers together, forming crow's feet. Chicken skin and chicken cartilage contain a large amount of chondroitin sulfate, which is the most important component of elastic fiber.

Wash the leftover chicken bones and put them together with chicken skin to make soup. It is not only nutritious, but regular drinking can also make the skin delicate. Over time, crow's feet will be reduced.

2. Beer to remove crow's feet

Beer has a low alcohol content, and the tannic acid and bitter acid it contains can stimulate appetite, aid digestion and clear away heat. Beer also contains a lot of vitamin B, sugar and protein. Drinking beer in moderation (150-250 grams each for lunch and dinner every day) can enhance your physical fitness and reduce crow's feet on your face.

3. Use chewing gum to remove crow’s feet

Chewing gum for 5-20 minutes every day can reduce crow's feet on the face and make the complexion rosy. Because chewing can exercise facial muscles, improve facial blood circulation, enhance the metabolic function of facial cells, and gradually reduce crow's feet.

4. Rice balls to remove crow’s feet

When the rice is cooked, pick some soft and warm rice and knead it into a ball. Place it on your face and rub it gently to absorb the oil and dirt in the skin pores until the rice ball becomes greasy and black. Then rinse your face with clean water. This will allow the skin to breathe freely and reduce crow's feet.

The methods of removing crow's feet introduced by the editor are relatively commonly used, and as long as you persist in conditioning, they will definitely be effective. Injections may have an impact on your body, and frequent injections are not good for your skin. I believe you will also find it very troublesome to get injections frequently, so you might as well try the methods introduced by the editor.