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Exercises to Help You Get Rid of a Double Chin

Is that extra fat under your chin showing up in your selfies? Don't worry; even persons who maintain a healthy body weight might develop a double chin. If you prefer a chiseled jawline that can cut, though, it's time to incorporate some face exercises into your program.

The Reasons for a Double Chin
Excess weight, bad posture, ageing skin, heredity, and face structure are all common causes of a double chin. While some of these factors are beyond our control, we can lessen the appearance of a double chin with the correct workouts. Here's a list of exercises to assist you to deal with the issue.
Lower Jaw Push
Keep your face forward and raise your chin while moving your lower jaw forward and backwards. For best results, repeat 10 times.

Exercising the Face-Lift
This exercise strengthens the muscles that surround the upper lips and keeps them from drooping. Open your lips wide and flare your nostrils while doing this exercise. Before releasing this position, hold it for around 10 seconds.
Chewing Gum
That's right, you read that correctly. Chewing gum is one of the most basic workouts for reducing and losing fat under the chin. The face and chin muscles are always in motion while chewing gum, which helps to burn fat. It lifts the chin and strengthens the jaw muscles.

 

Tongue Rolling
Roll and stretch your tongue as far as possible towards your nose while keeping your head straight. In the same way, repeat the process and hold for 10 seconds. After a 10-second rest, repeat.
Fish Face
Pouting is a selfie must-have, but practicing it frequently as part of your workout will help you lose weight and get rid of a double chin. All you have to do is suck your cheeks in for 30 seconds and hold them there. Repeat the exercise four to five times more after taking a pause. Work with the pout if the fish face is too challenging.

 

Simha Mudra
Place your palms on your thighs and sit in a kneeling position with your legs folded behind you (vajrasan). Maintain a straight back and head, and push your tongue out. Extend the tongue as far as possible without putting too much strain on it. Take a deep breath and roar like a lion while exhaling. For best results, do five to six repetitions.
The Giraffes
Place your palms on your thighs and sit in a kneeling position with your legs folded behind you (vajrasan). Maintain a straight back and head, and push your tongue out. Extend the tongue as far as possible without putting too much strain on it. Take a deep breath and roar like a lion while exhaling. For best results, do five to six repetitions.

 


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