YOUR FACE IS MADE UP OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
The impression we have of a person can be created by looking at the facial expression he/she is projecting. A person’s age can be perceived in the form of toned, lifted skin, smooth neckline, and full cheeks. Attractiveness can be interpreted in the form of a beautiful smile, bright eyes, radiant complexion, and confidence. A face that shows lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows, a tensioned chin, under-eye circles, sunken cheeks, and an undefined face line can portray signs of hostility, lack of interest, laziness, displease, stress or tiredness.
With digital platforms becoming prominent means of communication and sharing of experiences and memories, we look at the faces of others and ourselves a lot more than we did in past decades. Expressing emotions appropriately for effective communication is so vital in this digital era.
A non-verbal form of communication, facial expressions are a primary means of conveying social information between humans. They have a direct impact on your social relationships since they are responsible for the way we speak and express our emotions.
By correcting facial habits, releasing tension from the blocked fascia, rebuilding slackened muscles, and creating facial symmetry, you can truly express yourself and create the impression you want to portray.
