1. Crow's feet and eyelid wrinkles.

2. Her crow's feet give her age away.

3. When you get older, crow's feet often form around your eyes.

4. Eric feels that a man with crow's feet looks more charming.

5. She's got crow's feet.

6. Consequently the wrinkles, or crow's feet, they cause temporarily disappear.

7. Happiness: crow's feet wrinkles; pushed-up cheeks; movement from the muscle that orbits the eye.

8. The eye can sell your age, laughing quietly climbed up the crow's feet, and slightly drooping eyes.

9. Cigarette vending machines in Japan may soon start counting wrinkles, crow's feet and skin sags to see if the customer is old enough to smoke.

10. The changes in eye-socket size and shape may contribute to forehead wrinkles and crow's feet.

11. The next two photos show the making of the block for the crow's feet.

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12. TOKYO (Reuters) - Cigarette vending machines in Japan may soon start counting wrinkles, crow's feet and skin sags to see if the customer is old enough to smoke.

13. If you're young with nary a wrinkle in sight, or if you just want to have fun with makeup rather than worry about whether it brings out your crow's feet, be as experimental as you'd like.

14. Instead, ask for thin crust, preferably whole-wheat; get it light on the cheese, and add protein (like grilled chicken) as well as green and yellow veggies to fight crow's feet.

15. It put forward a mechanical model to simulate the forehead wrinkles, crow's feet and wrinkles of corners of the mouth.

16. After all, how many people in this world are lucky enough to become so fabulously wealthy before crow's feet and cellulite settle in?

17. Quickly diminishes the appearance of horizontal lines on the forehead, vertical lines between the brows, crow's feet, and expression lines around the mouth.