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“Face yoga is a description for exercises performed to tone and stretch facial muscles,” explains Dr. Amy B. Lewis, a dermatologist and certified yoga instructor based in New York.

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2. Tension Relief “Face yoga exercises release tension from overworked muscles, which are often the cause of unwanted wrinkles, sagginess along the jawline, and painful neck stiffness,” says ...

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