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Psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self-scrutiny, where the more they inspect their appearance, the harder it becomes to feel satisfied with it |

Psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self-scrutiny, where the more they inspect their appearance, the harder it becomes to feel satisfied with it |

We have all been in situations where we stand in front of the mirror and see a small mark, an uneven eyebrow, a pore on the face, and it reminds us to fix it or check it one more time, and then we check again, and the cycle continuesA quick look turns into a long…

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