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Originally Posted by Blondtgr Okay, let's see if I have this straight-So what she's saying is that in order for repeated movement to create a line, your skin has to be pretty old/not as strong as it used to be. So, if you beef up the muscles in your face, it makes it stronger underneath to hold up the skin and prevent it from wrinkling just from movement, or otherwise. It rejuvenates your skin from the inside out, basically. It's different from a face lift, because you're firming it up instead of making it taut.
Does that make sense?
It makes a lot of sense to me! That sounds awesome. How exactly do you accomplish that though? exercises?
All facial muscle is capable of building (increased muscle density) regardless of age or amount of skin damage. But, the amount of sun damage will play out as to how well the skin responds to the training. Sun damage is not just the wrinkling of skin and age spots etc. The sun can completely destroy cells. When I say destroy, I mean GONE. Facialbuilding cannot bring back the dead LOL This is not to say that the skin of a person with sever sun damage will not improve, it most definitely will.... If there were no cells left, there would be no skin.
You asked how is this is done:<O
Facialbuilding calls for the use of your hands to first elongate the facial muscle before contracting it. This is the only way to increase muscle density.<O
Example: If you were caring a heavy bag of wet sand (arm down) you are elongating the bicep muscle. If you then start lifting the bag waist high…you know the rest.
Does that make sense?
It makes a lot of sense to me! That sounds awesome. How exactly do you accomplish that though? exercises?
All facial muscle is capable of building (increased muscle density) regardless of age or amount of skin damage. But, the amount of sun damage will play out as to how well the skin responds to the training. Sun damage is not just the wrinkling of skin and age spots etc. The sun can completely destroy cells. When I say destroy, I mean GONE. Facialbuilding cannot bring back the dead LOL This is not to say that the skin of a person with sever sun damage will not improve, it most definitely will.... If there were no cells left, there would be no skin.
You asked how is this is done:<O
Facialbuilding calls for the use of your hands to first elongate the facial muscle before contracting it. This is the only way to increase muscle density.<O
Example: If you were caring a heavy bag of wet sand (arm down) you are elongating the bicep muscle. If you then start lifting the bag waist high…you know the rest.
