This Muscle is Pulling Your Mouth Corners Down - Lift It Naturally

Imi's Bigan Yoga

Imi's Bigan Yoga

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Ever look in the mirror and wonder why you look tired or unhappy, even when you feel great? It might not just be skin aging—it's often a tiny muscle called the Depressor Anguli Oris (DAO) pulling your mouth corners down. In this video, we'll break down how to release the tension in your DAO and platysma muscles to help your smile lift naturally and restore your resting glow.

Time table:
00:00 Why the courners of your mouth get down?
02:40 Face Massage and Exercises

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