Milia are tiny cysts that develop due to harmless buildups of keratin under the skin. They are common on the face and around and under the eyes. Milia are not pimples, and attempting to pop them can cause further inflammation and scarring. The pores need to clear out the built up keratin for the milia to go away.
Those little white or yellow bumps under your eyes (and elsewhere on your face or genitals) are called milia. They pop up when protein from dead skin cells get trapped under your skin. They're harmless and usually go away without treatment, but a doctor can probably remove them if you want.
By drawing four white dots around your eyes, you can apparently hypnotize people into falling in love with you. The bold claims started from TikTok creator Michelle Diaz, who shares dating tips on her account.
Also known as the “four dots eye trick” or “four dots eye thing,” the trend involves applying four dots of white eyeliner on the inner and outer corners of your eyes, as well as above and below the center of your eye, to create a hypnotic love spell of the sorts.
There's a half-baked theory behind the white-dot makeup trick: By placing four dots around your eye in a diamond configuration — one on either side, as well as above and below your pupils — you're psychologically manipulating the person looking you in the eye.
Mostly seen in the UK but used elsewhere too, four dots tattooed across the knuckles stand for ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards) Or a dot on each hand in between the thumb and forefinger—one meaning going into prison, and one meaning they have completed their sentence.
Beauty Meets Psychology
Turns out, the white-dot eyeliner method has a half-baked hypothesis. By putting four dots in a geometric pattern around your eye—one on each corner, as well as both above and below your eyes—you may psychologically manipulate the person staring you in the eyes.
The mark is known as a bindi. And it's a Hindu tradition that dates to the third and fourth centuries. The bindi is traditionally worn by women for religious purposes or to indicate that they're married.
Dark circles in Indian skin can be attributed to structural and pigmentation causes. Our bones tend to be flatter. The flatness offers less support to the tissue or the fat, muscles, and skin ligament that sit on the top of that bone. Also, bone resorption of Asian patients is much faster in the periorbital area.
Enophthalmos. Under eye hollows can happen to one or both eyes. If you have just one sunken eye, you may have onset enophthalmos. This is a condition that may happen because of trauma to your eye bone or as a part of bone loss from aging.
If you're texting or messaging someone and you see the ellipsis symbol pop up (often with 3 dancing or flashing dots), it means the other person is typing a new message.
Apply your makeup like you usually would. Then, take a white liquid liner, look straight ahead in the mirror, and gently dab on the following dots around each eye: one at the inner corner, one at the outer corner, one somewhere between your eyelid and eyebrow, and one below your lower lash line, in the under-eye area.
White eyeliner is a makeup artist trick for brightening up the face and making your eyes look bigger and more awake, particularly when used on the bottom waterline. When using a dark color on the bottom lash line, it can make eyes look smaller and drawn-down, but white has the reverse effect.
Yin sanpaku, aka "scleral show" in medical terms, affects about half of people to some degree, according to a 2020 study that measured 123 volunteers who lacked eye diseases. Some 19 percent of the total had a more pronounced scleral show, a millimeter or more.
Generally it's a tattoo on a suicide survivor. He or she attempted suicide but for whatever reason (fate, luck, divine intervention, sometimes unlucky) they survived.
Subcutaneously, pretarsal fat and SMFAT are more prominent in Asians,2 3 and can cause a puffy appearance. This is thought to be one of the factors in the single eyelid morphology. Preaponeurotic fat will be described later with the orbital septum because of their close relationship.
Dark circles are a common bugbear for Indian women, because darker skin is richer in melanin, which leaves dark circles and other pigmentation more pronounced and harder to treat than with Caucasian skin.
Women often complain about having undereye circles from a lack of sleep–but for South Asian women, what is seen as a trait of fatigue is actually steeped in genetics. Our excess melanin sometimes pools under the thin-skinned areas underneath our eyes, which also makes them prone to showing earlier signs of aging.
He's flirting.
If a guy who's chatting you up follows a text like “I've been thinking about you…” with those 3 tiny dots, he's inviting you to use your imagination to figure out what exactly he's thinking about you.
The three dots tattoo represents “Mi Vida Loca,” which translates to “my crazy life.” It often means the struggles of the underprivileged and the minorities. It's a way of saying, “my life is crazy, but I'm thankful for it,” or “life may be crazy, but I'm still here.”
It represents the Primordial Point, the first mark laid down by the Pen of the Divine, who wrote the universe into being. It is a signal of intent, an act of creation, the beginning and origin of everything. Every other dimension proceeds from the dot; up, down, left, right.
Ellipsis points are periods in groups of usually three, or sometimes four. They signal either that something has been omitted from quoted text, or that a speaker or writer has paused or trailed off in speech or thought. That's the basics.
What does 4 dots in a text mean? It means "we'll see, end of discussion for now."
What is an ellipsis? An ellipsis is a punctuation mark of three dots (. . .) that shows an omission of words, represents a pause, or suggests there's something left unsaid.
The 444 tattoo refers to a spirit of self-improvement, passion and effort. This set of numbers is one of the most popular angel numbers, which are repeating numbers in a sequence that offers guidance and support during a time of need.