: Just as folding a piece of paper in the same spot eventually creates a permanent line, repetitive facial expressions (smiling, squinting, frowning) lead to dynamic lines that eventually become "etched" into the skin as static wrinkles.
Preventing fine lines is often compared to maintaining a smooth sheet of paper: once it is repeatedly folded or crumpled, the creases (wrinkles) become permanent and difficult to smooth out. The "Paper" Analogy in Aging prevent fine lines
To keep your "paper" smooth for as long as possible, experts recommend: : Just as folding a piece of paper
: The skin around your eyes is exceptionally delicate—roughly the thickness of five sheets of paper ( <0.5is less than 0.5 mm)—making it the first area to show signs of aging. repetitive facial expressions (smiling