Nearly two-thirds of us admit to spending at least half the time we’re on video calls looking at our own face, that’s according to a recent survey commissioned by clinical skincare leader Strivectin. Because we’re on camera so much these days, many are noticing the things they don’t necessarily see when looking in the mirror, including a main point of focus… our eyes.

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