The lower face is where emotions are most deeply expressed. Many facial reading experts and microexpression researchers say that the lower face (our mouth in particular) actually shows emotional expression more than the eyes - even though we commonly associate the eyes with the truest expression of emotion. When you’re interacting with a person, you’re picking up on their emotional state via subtle cues expressed through the fine-tuned movements of the mouth and the lower face. And the rest of t

Facial muscles are highly activated in the act of crying. It is such an intense expression of human emotion, and we all know the feeling that lingers after even a moderate amount of crying. It takes a while for facial features to actually change from the emotion of sadness, but if you stay in that tension pattern, it can kick off a muscle habit of holding your face that way. This can contribute not only to your features becoming more downturned and tensed in, but also can actually keep you stuck

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