Crow's feet: what they are and how to get rid of them

Causes of crow's feet around the eyes

The areas around the eyes are the first to undergo age-related changes, and the appearance of crow's feet often becomes a visible signal of aging. Let's consider the key reasons for their formation.

Natural causes:

• The thin structure of the skin around the eyes. The skin in this area is several times thinner than in other areas of the face, which makes it especially vulnerable. Weak subcutaneous fat increases the susceptibility to early changes.

• Active facial expressions. Daily expression of emotions, frequent squinting or smiling lead to regular contractions of the orbicularis oculi muscle. This forms facial lines, which become permanent over time.

• Decreased production of collagen and elastin. After 25 years, the synthesis of these proteins slows down. The skin loses elasticity and the ability to quickly return to its original state.

External factors:

• Ultraviolet exposure. Lack of sun protection leads to photoaging. Ultraviolet radiation destroys collagen fibers, causing wrinkles and pigmentation.

• Insufficient care. Lack of regular moisturizing makes the skin dry and less resistant to damage.

• Smoking and stress. These factors impair blood circulation, which slows down cell regeneration and leads to premature aging.

Genetics:

Hereditary predisposition. If your parents have skin prone to early aging, the likelihood of developing crow's feet at a young age is significantly higher.

These reasons show how important it is to pay attention to prevention and timely care for the skin around the eyes in order to preserve its youth and beauty.

Fighting crow's feet around the eyes at home

Fighting crow's feet at home requires an integrated approach. You should start with early care to prevent the appearance of wrinkles. Using moisturizing creams with hyaluronic acid and collagen helps maintain the skin's water balance, preventing it from drying out. Daily SPF products protect against UV radiation and reduce the risk of photoaging. For evening skincare, consider creams and serums with peptides and retinol, which stimulate collagen production, strengthen the skin, and smooth out wrinkles.

Maintaining healthy skin requires proper cleansing. Gentle cleansers maintain the hydrolipidic balance, while nourishing masks based on shea butter or almond oil restore the skin, making it supple. Moisturizing patches with an instant effect are an excellent addition to your regular skincare routine, eliminating signs of fatigue and smoothing fine lines.

Products from the Librederm Collagen Peptide line are ideal for effectively combating crow's feet. For example, the Collagen Lifting Serum "Instant Effect" instantly tightens the skin, reducing deep wrinkles. Thanks to its active ingredients—collagen, a multipeptide complex, elastin, and microalgae extract—the serum deeply moisturizes and stimulates the skin's own collagen synthesis. Its weightless texture is easily absorbed, leaving a feeling of comfort and hydration.

For the delicate eye area, Librederm Collagen Peptide Cream is recommended, which reduces the appearance of crow's feet, brightens dark circles, and relieves puffiness. Its unique formula with a multipeptide complex and antioxidants strengthens the skin's structure, provides deep hydration, and adds radiance to the eyes. The cream delivers visible results after just 14 days of use, tightening and reducing expression lines.

These products provide comprehensive care, helping to maintain the youthful and healthy appearance of the skin around the eyes. Regular use of Librederm products will become a reliable ally in the fight against age-related changes.

Modern methods of combating crow's feet

Modern approaches to eliminating "crow's feet" include both professional salon procedures and home techniques aimed at restoring the skin and preventing the formation of new wrinkles.

Salon procedures

Professional procedures provide a quick and pronounced effect:

• Botulinum toxin injections. Relax the muscles, reducing their activity and preventing the deepening of wrinkles.

• Contour plastic surgery. Filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid-based fillers to restore smoothness skin.

• Laser rejuvenation.Stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, improving the texture of the skin around the eyes.

• Microcurrent therapy.Improves microcirculation and tightens the skin, restoring its tone.

Exercises for smoothing wrinkles

Gentle gymnastics helps strengthen the muscles around the eyes and prevent the appearance of new wrinkles. Try the following exercises:

• Lift and lower your eyelids to improve the tone of the orbicularis oculi muscle.

• Tighten and relax the muscles around your eyes to activate blood circulation.

• Use cream to prevent skin stretching during exercises.

Massage to reduce wrinkles under the eyes

Massage helps relax the skin, improve blood circulation and eliminate puffiness. Basic techniques include:

• Lymphatic drainage massage. Reduces puffiness and improves overall skin tone.

• Massage rollers and devices. Enhance the effect of care and make the skin more elastic.

• Patting movements with fingertips. Activate microcirculation and promote oxygenation of the skin.

Regular use of these methods in combination with high-quality care helps effectively combat crow's feet, returning the skin to a fresh and toned appearance.