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with just a few of these experts’ recommended remedies. Cleaves’ Crow’s


Feet Eliminator: Place fi ngertips on top of the head, thumbs resting near the corners of the eyes. Shut eyes tightly and slide thumbs toward the temples for a count of fi ve. Repeat 10 times. Mosgeller’s Rx for


Droopy Eyelids: Place index fi nger on top of a closed eyelid, and then lift fi ngers up and slightly to the outside. Blink hard and hold. It’s preventive, as well as curative, says Mosgeller, so those over 45 should repeat this 100 times a day, while younger individuals should repeat 20 to 50 times a day. Mosgeller’s Frown Line Eraser: Pull brows apart with fi ngers and hold for two seconds. Repeat 50 to 100 times up to six times per week. This is meant to relax


and tone the muscles, not build them. Cleaves’ Turkey


Neck Buster: Tilt the head back slightly. With palm facing the neck, grasp under the chin with a wide- open hand and slowly slide hand down


to the collarbone; hold there while counting to 10. Repeat fi ve times daily.


Kathleen Barnes is author and publisher of many natural health books. Connect at KathleenBarnes.com.


Face Workouts


Find Mosgeller’s FacialFitnez exercise video menu at Tinyurl.com/Mosgeller FaceExercises and more info at FaceFitnez.com.


Sample Cleaves’ video series at CarolynsFacialFitness.com/free- facial-exercises and Tinyurl.com/ CleavesFaceExercises.


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