Why do I have a double chin even though I'm very thin

Do you think that only people who are too fat can have double chins? In fact, this view is incorrect, because some people who are relatively thin will also have double chins as long as they develop bad living habits. Double chins can be alleviated in many ways, so that you can maintain your image. So why do thin people still have double chins?

First, why do you have a double chin even if you are very thin? The facial muscles are also called facial muscles. Pulling the facial muscles allows us to freely show various expressions. If you usually have a blank expression on your face and rarely use your facial muscles, the muscles may degenerate and sag, resulting in a double chin. Laughing loudly or making exaggerated expressions on a regular basis can stimulate the facial muscles, prevent muscle atrophy, and avoid sagging skin and the formation of a double chin. So girls, don’t be an iceberg beauty.

Second, how to relieve double chin: Before massaging your jaw, apply a layer of massage cream evenly to increase the effect. Next, use your thumb, index finger, and middle finger to pull down the subcutaneous fat of the jaw, and massage the tip of the jaw in a scissoring manner. Use force to cut and pinch the subcutaneous fat, moving your hands from the center of the jaw toward the ears. Use the second joint of your finger to push the subcutaneous fat. Repeat 2-3 times on each side. Use the backs of your left and right hands to massage from the base of your neck to the tip of your jaw. Do this slowly and rhythmically about 20 to 30 times. It is quite helpful for cases of loose jaw. Use the pads of your thumbs to slowly press from below the jaw to below the ears. In particular, the acupoints are concentrated below the ear roots. Pressing near the ear can help the chin regain its firmness.

Third, thin people will also have double chins if they do not take good care of themselves. Even if they do not gain weight, their originally delicate oval face will become a double chin and no longer have clear edges and corners. This is the beginning of sagging, tired skin. There are two types of proteins in the dermis of our skin: collagen and elastin. They support the skin, plumping it up and firming it up. Once you are over 25, these two proteins naturally decrease due to the aging process of the human body, and the skin's supporting force also decreases, and its elasticity decreases, resulting in sagging and wrinkles. Under the influence of gravity, the skin sags more and more seriously, the originally thin chin accumulates excess skin, and the highest point of the face also moves downward.