1 The main function of eyebrows is to prevent water from flowing into the eyes. The arc of the eyebrows and the direction in which the eyebrows point can ensure that water droplets flow along the sides of the face and nose without flowing into the eyes. In 2 1 century, the slightly prominent eyebrow arch of human beings still plays an auxiliary role in this function.
Eyebrows can also stop dandruff and other tiny particles from falling into the eyes; It also provides a more sensitive feeling to feel things around the eyes, such as small insects.
Eyebrows also play an important auxiliary role in communication, which can strengthen the expression of emotions such as surprise or anger.
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Eyebrow-related diseases:
1 Cervical disease has become a particularly common disease in society and a typical occupational disease. Many office workers, especially copywriters, will have a certain degree of cervical spondylosis. In fact, they can judge whether the cervical vertebra is normal without going to the hospital for examination. The cervical vertebra is closely related to the eyebrows. If you have a bad cervical vertebra, your eyebrows will definitely prompt you.
2. Large pores:
The blackheads between the eyebrows are particularly thick, because the pressure on the cervical spine is too great. Because it reflects the pressure point of the seventh cervical vertebra. If the cervical vertebra is uncomfortable or under great pressure, the pores between the eyebrows will thicken.
3 uneven:
Two eyebrows appear one high and one low, which is also one of the manifestations of cervical spine problems. Due to abnormal cervical flexion, various facial problems appear. In appearance, we can see that the eyebrows on the face are uneven, the bridge of the nose is skewed, the proportion of eyes is asymmetrical, the size of nostrils is uneven, and the corners of the mouth are uneven.
4 Eyebrow pain:
Eyebrow pain is often accompanied by cervical pain, which is caused by the compression of trigeminal nerve by cervical hyperosteogeny.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-eyebrows