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2)eyes
Obviously, if the muscles around the eye are not properly maintained you bring disadvantages to one of the strongest senses human beings have.
You have to make sure your eyes are constantly properly opened, your brow not slacking or pressed too hard. Your brow has the very important job of keeping things from above out of your eyes. One serious pitfall most people fall for is either having deer in headlights eyes, or stoner eyes. You need to make sure to keep your eyes the right way at all times.
3)neck
You don't want to be a necklet, right, anon?
This one is obvious, the neck is super important. You want the things connecting your brains to your body to be properly protected and you don't want your head to snap from a light tug. Your neck has the important job of keeping your head to your body when you fall over, so your head won't bounce around and get damaged.
>training
any workout that helps traps helps the neck. Push ups do wonders. You should include a neck part in your stretching routine. apply a little force on the top of your head while trying to turn your head up, apply a little force below yours chin while trying to bring your face down, apply a little force on each cheek at a time while going against it.

Final words
This isn't all inclusive, a big part of calisthenics is seeing if what you do is working, sticking to something for a certain period, tweaking it, and seeing if anything improves. Visual notes are key here. A well trained face looks great, if you seeing bad areas try and figure out what you can do more for it, and be very gentle about it, because your face is a gently body part.
P.S. brush your teeth, wash your face, groom your facial hair, and find a haircut that fits your face, don't just go with what is vogue.

>TL;DR yes you can train your face