Hopefully someone will answer the question. I do know that it takes more muscles to smile than to frown.
When you smile 28 muscles work and when you frown 42 muscles work.
It takes 14 muscles to smile..and 72 to frown...
Keep smiling it takes only 14 and not 72...
Keep smiling it takes only 14 and not 72...
I've always liked this quote, but people don't realize it takes all of that effort to do both of those things, while it takes none to simply sit there with a dumb look on your face.
Well the only thing I know is that it takes more muscle to frown then smile
It takes one more muscle to smile than to frown, 12 to smile and 1l to frown, rejecting urban legends that it takes more muscles to frown than to smile.
It takes lesser muscles to smile than to frown...
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It think it takes more muscles to smile then to frown!
The urban legend, that it takes us to use more muscles to frown, than to smile has been around longer than anybody can remember. The quantity of muscles, it needs to produce either of these expressions, varies to a great extent depending on source. The answer on which one of the facial expressions, frowning or smiling, actually takes more muscles to produce seems also unanswered due to contradicting opinions of several experts. Some of these sayings have been with us for such a long time that nobody really seems to remember anymore, where or why it all originated. With this saying there seems to be a less scientific explanation behind it. Perhaps this aphorism was just a way of passing on the fact that a smile does not cost anything but it can bring great value to the person it has been directed to. The number of muscles it requires to smile or frown is irrelevant. The real significance lies in the meaning of the saying.
64 muscles when frown and 18 when you smile
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I have absolutely no idea but I need answers!!
I'm seriously need to exactly know how meny muscles it takes to frown cause I need for assignment
It takes more to smile!