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How it works ?

On pressing or squeezing a particular of your body, there is an increased circulation in that particular area. Being packed with small and sensitive muscles, the face responds particularly well to touch.

Tension and ageing, stimulate connective tissue, between layers of the facial skin and facial muscle, to become less supple over time. Habitual expressions become a part of the facial features over a span of time. Frown lines, rigid jaws, pursed lips and staring eyes are examples of the same. Facial massage exerts gentle pressure, on the face, resulting in loosening up of facial muscles and letting them slide back into place more readily after being tensed. The accumulative effect of this repeated treatment is the relaxed look on your face. Massaging stimulates circulation crusading a toned and glowing complexion.

Face muscles of are extremely delicate. It can be tremendously beneficial and equally harmful if given too deeply or frequently. The muscles may lengthen because of it. Bear in mind the comparative fragility of older muscles and their adjacent tissues.

You can give the scalp a vigorous massage without any harm but with many gains for the face. Sensitive skin, usually fair and dry, should be massaged with great care. Being more prone to surface damage that causes ‘broken veins’. These veins are not actually broken, but closer to the surface and more visible.