crow's feet (Meaning)

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crow's feet (n)

a wrinkle in the skin at the outer corner of your eyes

Over time, fine lines known as crow's feet can develop around the corners of the eyes.
Many people seek cosmetic treatments to reduce the appearance of crow's feet and other signs of aging.
Squinting in the sun can exacerbate the formation of crow's feet over time.
Skincare products containing retinol are often recommended for minimizing the appearance of crow's feet.
Laughing and smiling can contribute to the development of crow's feet, but they are also signs of a happy life.
Some individuals embrace their crow's feet as a symbol of wisdom and experience.
Crow's feet are more noticeable when the skin loses elasticity due to collagen depletion.
Avoiding smoking and excessive sun exposure can help prevent premature formation of crow's feet.
Makeup techniques such as using concealer can help minimize the appearance of crow's feet.
Dermatologists may recommend injectable treatments like Botox to temporarily smooth out crow's feet.

a wrinkle in the skin at the outer corner of your eyes

plies, plaits, loops, corrugations, layers, seams, creases, furrows,pleats, puckers

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Over time, fine lines known as crow's feet can develop around the corners of the eyes.

Many people seek cosmetic treatments to reduce the appearance of crow's feet and other signs of aging.

Squinting in the sun can exacerbate the formation of crow's feet over time.

Skincare products containing retinol are often recommended for minimizing the appearance of crow's feet.