How to remove crow's feet at the corners of the eyes

As people age, wrinkles will appear at the corners of their eyes, which are generally called crow's feet. Women with crow's feet are often nicknamed "fish beauties." Many factors, such as dehydration, improper maintenance, endocrine disorders, and the tendency to smile with squinting eyes, are the causes of crow's feet at the corners of the eyes. In addition, strong ultraviolet radiation is also the culprit for crow's feet. Here are some ways to get rid of crow's feet.

First of all, we should replenish water and drink more water. It is best to wear a hat or hold an umbrella when going out, so as to prevent strong ultraviolet radiation. You can also use some eye masks to maintain your eyes frequently. For female friends over 30 years old, it is also recommended that you use eye cream once in the morning and once in the evening every day. This can effectively remove crow's feet at the corners of the eyes and keep you looking energetic.

While taking various external protective measures, we must also pay attention to the maintenance of the internal body. The main cause of crow's feet is the lack of elastic fibers and collagen in the skin. Therefore, in your daily diet, you can eat more pig's trotters, pork skin jelly, and fish soup, which can supplement collagen in large quantities. Making soup with chicken bones can replenish the elastic fibers lost in the skin.

Here I will teach you a massage method to remove crow's feet. Press the index and middle fingers of both hands on the outside of the eyes, slowly massage the skin on the sides of the eyes, and close your eyes at the same time. When your eyelids droop, slowly pull your fingers toward your ears for ten seconds, then repeat the same method five or six times. Remember that you should massage along the direction of the crow's feet with your fingers so that the wrinkles can be smoothed out.

Finally, I would like to remind my friends to be careful about some bad eye movements. For example, some people are nearsighted and always like to squint to see things. This will cause a lot of crow's feet in the corners of the eyes over time, so try to avoid such movements. In addition, female friends who love to laugh are reminded that after laughing, it is best to use your fingers to simply massage the corners of your eyes to prevent the formation of crow's feet.