is one of the curiosities that always teases us women but also boys, because when you apply mascara to the eyes or the pencil, it tends to keep his mouth open? To me, honestly, it happens practically forever, and surfing the net, not only doubt but the same action, seems to be quite common. Here, then, that I am putting it to find a plausible answer, and some conclusions are able to pull it off.
First, when we apply the eye pencil, opening the mouth is totally instinctive action. The concentration seems to be the most popular answer, but there are also those who argue that holding the mouth open, in some ways it also widens the opening of the eye, allowing for improved application of pencil and / or mascara. In this way, in fact, the hairs do not come into contact with the skin, leading to as a best trick. In addition, opening the mouth (and thus the eye), would be supported also our view, because we are going to further sharpen our eye, to be precise.
And what do you think? Do you have different answers on this?
First, when we apply the eye pencil, opening the mouth is totally instinctive action. The concentration seems to be the most popular answer, but there are also those who argue that holding the mouth open, in some ways it also widens the opening of the eye, allowing for improved application of pencil and / or mascara. In this way, in fact, the hairs do not come into contact with the skin, leading to as a best trick. In addition, opening the mouth (and thus the eye), would be supported also our view, because we are going to further sharpen our eye, to be precise.
And what do you think? Do you have different answers on this?
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