Has someone asked if you're upset when you were just thinking? Or have you caught your reflection and noticed the two little lines between your brows look like they're frowning on their own? Frown lines, sometimes called the eleven lines, sit right in the centre of the face, so they can make you look tense or tired even when you feel relaxed.
They come from two small muscles, the corrugator and procerus, that pull the brows together when you frown, squint or concentrate. Over time, that repeated folding leaves a crease that stays at rest. Squinting from bright light or vision that needs correcting can work the same muscles, so sunglasses or an eye check can help too. With the right care, these lines soften nicely and your expression looks calmer and more open.
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