Mag Nation Gift Voucher

Redeemable only in-store at Mag Nation in Ponsonby, Auckland against Books, magazines, stationery, gifts; whatever you fancy! 

This voucher has no expiration date, is non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash in part or full. 

It's the perfect gift for your future self, that hard-to-buy-for special someone, the person that has everything, or the Rachel Greene in your friendship circle. 

Okay – you have all the info you need, but we need to have more text on this page to make it SEO-friendly. So, here's a fun fact about puppy dog eyes! The sad, imploring expression held such power over humans during 33,000 years of canine domestication that the preference for dogs that could pull off the look steered the evolution of their facial muscles, researchers have said. The result is that dogs gradually acquired a new forehead muscle named the levator anguli oculi medialis, or LAOM, and have used it to deploy the doleful look to devastating effect ever since. Puppy dog eyes are achieved by the LAOM raising the inner eyebrows, in some cases quite dramatically. The movement makes the eyes look larger and the face more babyish. Humans use different muscles to produce a similar expression when they are sad, which may explain why it brings out the caregiver in people. Manipulative? Yes. Still cute as hell? YES.