My whole face is moving when I try to do it
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Everyone’s facial muscles and tendons are put together in slightly different ways; there doesn’t seem to be much rhyme or reason for it really. It’s just “one of those things” that nature seems to do. It’s similar to whether or not you can roll your tongue, for example.
In a similar vein, I can’t operate either of my eyebrows independently. I can close my left eye without closing my right, but not vice versa. I can’t roll my tongue, either. Nor can I do that (rather un-pc) gesture where you stick your tongue between your bottom teeth and your lips.
Everyone’s facial muscles and tendons are put together in slightly different ways; there doesn’t seem to be much rhyme or reason for it really. It’s just “one of those things” that nature seems to do. It’s similar to whether or not you can roll your tongue, for example.
In a similar vein, I can’t operate either of my eyebrows independently. I can close my left eye without closing my right, but not vice versa. I can’t roll my tongue, either. Nor can I do that (rather un-pc) gesture where you stick your tongue between your bottom teeth and your lips.
You can train it. You move more muscles because you are unfamiliar with how to precisely perform the action. Practising how to do it can/will end you up with being able to move your eyebrows independently.
Because you’ve practiced doing one but not the other.
Keep practicing for long enough and you’ll be able to move only the left, too. (Or you’ll get 28 seconds into it and decide you just don’t care that much)
You can train it. You move more muscles because you are unfamiliar with how to precisely perform the action. Practising how to do it can/will end you up with being able to move your eyebrows independently.
Because you’ve practiced doing one but not the other.
Keep practicing for long enough and you’ll be able to move only the left, too. (Or you’ll get 28 seconds into it and decide you just don’t care that much)
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