Frown Line Between the Brows

Updated on September 29, 2012
M.P. asks from Asheville, NC
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Does anyone have a great product that lessens the appearance of that horizonal line between the brows? I am working on not frowning so much (hard to do when people constantly annoy me-haha). I don't want to go all crazy yet and do botox or anything. Although I would be interested in hearing from someone who has had botox, and how that worked out.

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J.W.

answers from St. Louis on

I just wanted to throw this out there, I have them from laughing, sometimes raising an eyebrow. They go well with my laugh lines so I am letting it go. :)

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S.R.

answers from Washington DC on

The best way to get rid of it is to relax the muscles. If you take baths, let the water soak on your forhead, you may have to hold your breath.

I notice when I go swimming, then sit in the hot tub (I rub my forhead to relax the muscle too), it will disappear until I get stressed out again.

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J.L.

answers from Los Angeles on

dont have a product for you but squinting also makes it worse. so outside make sure you have sunglasses plus a hat for really bright days and if you are squinting at the TV or computer or something get those eyes checked! ;0)

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R.M.

answers from San Francisco on

Botox works. Good luck getting rid of your frown lines by any of the other suggestions below. I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- sometimes it's easy for younger people to make comments about how I'll just live with my lines, etc. etc., till one day they get old enough, and find that all their face does is frown, and they can't stop it. Very unpleasant.

If you get Botox, just make sure you're in good hands. They can't screw you up too badly, as long as it's real Botox (I've heard horror stories of people injecting real botulism or some other toxic substance), and they inject it in the proper place.

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H.L.

answers from Portland on

I have heard that people have used scotch tape at night to help ease frown lines. Not kidding, might be worth a shot. Just smooth the skin, apply and keep on until morning.

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