Your face will hang

[ADMP]

Can some one please help me to express this idea in proper way. I want to say that "when she applys cream on her face, always rub it up wards & don't rub it down words. Because her face will hang/will start hanging /will be hung/ will be hanging"
Please show me the correct way of saying this idea.

 

[mgarizona]

Sounds crazy, but ok:

1. upwards and downwards are both one word, not two.

2. Try "Otherwise her face will hang."

 

[CarolSueC]

I would use the verb sag rather than hang in this situation.

 

[Aya del Playa]

Agree with mgarizona -- it sounds crazy, but it isn't wrong. A more appropriate way to express the full correct sentence would be: "when she applies cream on her face, she should always rub it upwards rather than downwards, because otherwise, her face will start to sag."

 

[ADMP]

It sound crazy to me as well. That's way I wanted somebody to show me the correct way which sound nice to get the same idea.
Thank you