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7 Really Simple Face Exercises l Simple Face Yoga Guide

7 Really Simple Face Exercises

1. Puff Up Your Cheeks

Puff out both of your cheeks and shift the air in your mouth from one cheek to the other, 5 times. Then release air while making a small “O”. Repeat the exercise three-four times to keep your cheeks firm

2. Stick Your Tongue Out

No, seriously. Stick your tongue out as far as it will go, and hold this pose for 60 seconds. Repeat 3 times.

3. Look Up at The Ceiling

Look up and pucker your mouth like you’re about to kiss something. Hold for 5 seconds, and repeat 5 times. For a more prominent jawline and high cheekbones, you can also stick out your tongue while looking up at the ceiling in order to stretch and strengthen the muscles in your neck. Note: Return to a neutral position to continue the exercise every time.

4. Oh!

Drop your jaw to open your mouth, and make a small “O” with your lips. While keeping your jaw dropped, widen your lips like you’re going to smile. Keep repeating small “O” big “O” about 10 times.

5. Fish Face

Smile while pursing your lips, then create a fish face by sucking the inside of your cheeks into the gap between the sides of your teeth. Perform this exercise five times to firm and tone your lips and cheeks.

6. Bye Bye Crow's Feet!

This exercise works wonders to decrease unwanted lines around your eyes, also known as crow’s feet. Open your eyes wide, as if startled or scared. Pull your skin back while doing this exercise with the help of your hands.

7. The Louis Armstrong “Satchmo”

Bend your head sideways to the right and hold for a few seconds to stretch the muscles in your neck and then repeat on the left side. You can also roll your neck in clockwise and anticlockwise direction (5 times each) to get rid of that double chin.

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