Facial Massage – Healthy Living & Wholesome Recipes

About the product↙️

Originated from ancient China as part of traditional remedies, they are used to massage the face and improve circulation.

It help stimulates circulation to get rid of your impurities and tone your face and neck. The stones being used have the most powerful energy of all the crystals. They are known as cleansing and protective stones that draws out stress and tension.

Benefits↙️

✅The gentle pressure helps to stimulate circulation and leave the facial muscles more relaxed

✅By encouraging lymphatic drainage, this boosts the skin’s natural detoxification process

✅By drawing away toxins, this allows a gentle toning and lifting effect

✅The naturally cooling sensation helps to calm the skin, depuff, and soothe inflammation

✅Facial massage is known to be a stress reliever. The daily ritual can relieve tension and act as a self-care routine at any time.

💜What does amethyst do for your skin?

Amethyst can curb inflammation and increase circulation. This gemstone helps to oxygenate the skin, to moisturize, and when used in exfoliating, it can help to remove the dead skin and leave behind brighter, less-damaged skin.

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MIJEP Face Rollers are highly recommendable as they are 100% pure natural stone. Their stunning face rollers claim to stimulate circulation to get rid of your impurities and tone your face and neck. The stones being used have the most powerful energy of all the crystals. They are known as cleansing and protective stones that draws out stress and tension.

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Learn Facial Gua Sha from a Chinese Medical Skincare Professional

February 7, 2020 beautifulyou583

Sandra Lanshin Chiu, L.Ac. is an acupuncturist and herbalist who specializes in treating and rejuvenating skin using the tools of Chinese medicine.
She is also, btw…43 years old as of 2018…and
uses this technique on herself regularly in addition to her clients.

What is Gua Sha?

Pronounced gwa sha, it’s a facial treatment that involves scraping a flat jade or rose quartz stone over the skin in upward strokes to relax stiff muscles and promote tissue drainage. But unlike a traditional Gua Sha massage, it won’t leave bruise-like marks on your face as it’s done with a much lighter hand.

How often to do Gua Sha?

If you‘re looking for simple upkeep, you can perform gua sha anywhere from once a week to seven days a week. If you‘re looking to seriously relieve muscle tension in the face, jaw or neck or diminish wrinkles, nearly every day is ideal.

Benefits of Gua Sha

✅ Firms up your sagging facial muscles.
✅ Smoothens the skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles on your face.
✅ Improves dark circles and bags under the eyes (the kind you get from advancing age)
✅ Lightens age spots and other skin discolorations.
✅ Your complexion gets rosier and more radiant.

For more information and tools about Lanshin 🔻

https://www.lanshin.com/treatments

Facial Massage, Health, Beauty & Wellness

Japanese Facial Massage “Asahi” – Relieve Wrinkles and Swelling

May 1, 2019May 2, 2019 beautifulyou583

By Make Trendy

Step By Step Tutorial

Basic Movement:

*Press the fingers of both hands just below the temples, closer to the upper edge of the ears (Fig. 1).

*Lightly press down with your fingertips to the clavicles (Fig. 2).

With this movement, we activate the outflow of lymph. Repeat it 3 times at the beginning of Asahi and finish each subsequent massage movement with it.

Around the Eye Area:

Use the pads of your middle fingers to press against the outer corners of your eyes, gently guide the lower eyelid to the inner corners while maintaining pressure.

*Take a short pause and move your fingers up, drawing an arc under the eyebrows, and return to the outer corners of the eyes (Fig. 1).

*From the outer corners again, slide your fingers to the inner corners (Fig. ).

ForeHead:

Press the pads of your index, middle, and ring fingers against the center of your forehead (Fig. 1).
Zigzag movements move from the center of the forehead to the temporal areas.

Around the Lip Area:

On this part of the massage, you need to repeat each step 3-4 times, and then perform the basic movement:

*Press the pads of three fingers on the center of the chin and draw the semicircles to the upper lip (Figure 1).

*Press the pads of the middle fingers near the wings of the nose and draw the semicircles to the back of the nose and back (Figure 2).

*Pass from the back of the nose to the cheeks and back (Figure 3).

Nasolabial Folds:

*Push three fingers on the center of the chin, as at the beginning of the previous movement.
Move your hands to the inner corners of the eyes, skirting the lips (Fig. 1). Keep the pressure on.

*From the corners of the eyes, lead to the temples (Figure 2).

Oval Face: