Happy Wrinkle-Free New Year!

We thank God for making us to see a brand new year 2012. To my readers, I am wishing you a happy and prosperous year. I pray that all your wishes and aspirations come to reality this year.
I titled this post, “happy wrinkles-free new year” because, I intend (by the grace of God) to make this year a wrinkle free one for my readers. How? Slow down, I will explain.
I set up this blog (frowns-and-wrinkles.blogspot.com) late 2011 to help people solve their frowns and wrinkles problems and also for readers who seek information on frowns and wrinkles. But I have not been able to post as much articles to meet my reader’s yearnings due to my busy schedules.
So, this year, I have decided to set aside quality time to make research and write good articles form my teeming readers. I promise to increase the number of articles per week and also to work on constituencies.
So, be rest assured that your wrinkles problems for this year 2012 will be solved or at worst reduced. Start celebrating, because it’s a wrinkle-free 2012.

How to stop frowning while sleeping

If you ask an average man or woman on the street if he/she frowns, you are likely going to have a direct answer. But, if your question is “do you frown while sleeping?” you are most likely going to have a strange, surprising, shocking answers. You are probably going to have answers like “I don’t know ….. sleeping then.” Or “is it possible?” Many people do not know they frown while they sleep. But, for those who do and want to stop it, I have listed tips below to help you achieve it. These tips works perfectly well for me while I was still struggling to stop my frowning habit and I believe it will work well for you too. Before fallen asleep while on the bed, lie facing the ceilings and close your eyes. Try to relax the face by putting it in a non-frowning position. You can smile a little if you find it difficult relaxing your forehead. When the face is relax with your eyes still closed, think of nothing. Yes, nothing! Initially, it may be difficult to achieve but with time ...

Reasons to Smile More and Frown Less

There are several reasons why people frown. Anger, depression, stress, tiredness, frustration, etc could cause people to frown. The truth is that many people do not even know they frown. Why to some, they do not see reasons to smile more. Photo By Jessica Tam A man once told me during one of my interactions with people, that smiling is an involuntary act and that he cannot force himself to smile. That forcing himself to smile could make people think he is insane. Are you are thinking like the man I just mention? Here is what to do. Trigger that smile on your face by being happy. You can involve in activities, keep friends that can trigger that smile on your face. Apart from the fact that frowning could cause frown lines and wrinkles to develop on your forehead, there are other disadvantages of frowning. On the other hand, there are lots and lots of benefits you stand to gain when you smile more. The following are reasons why you must smile more and frown less. Your face i...

How to Stop Frowning

Frowning had become part of so many people. The question is why do people frown? My investigation through interaction with people and from experience proved that people frown for some reasons. People frown when they are stressed, worked-up, etc.; some when they keep malice; when they are disturbed; when they are angry, etc. The funniest thing is that most people who frown don’t even know they do! When confronted with the question “do you frown?” their reply is most time like this “do I frown?”! Baby Frowning Some people who frown actually know they do, but they can’t actually help it. That is why I put it upon myself to investigate the causes of frowning and the ways one can actually stop it. I went to a bank sometime to withdraw money. It was on weekend and since most bank open half day on Saturday and don’t open at all on Sundays, there was many customers in the bank that day trying to make one form of transaction to another. So, there was queue on the with...

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