Frequently asked questions and answers about facial massage:
1. What are the main types of facial massage?
Various types of facial massage are used in cosmetology and physiotherapy. Classic or basic facial massage includes a number of techniques such as stroking, rubbing and vibration. Lymphatic drainage is a gentle massage that stimulates the movement of lymph and helps reduce swelling. Gouache massage uses a stone to roll over the skin and improve circulation. Japanese facial massage (for example, Kobido massage) includes a number of point techniques and stretching techniques to stimulate blood circulation and collagen synthesis.
2. What are the benefits of facial massage?
Facial massage can improve blood circulation, stimulate skin cell renewal, improve muscle tone and reduce swelling. It can also help to relax and reduce stress levels. In addition, facial massage can improve the absorption of skin care products, increasing their effectiveness.
3. Can facial massage help in the fight against wrinkles and aging of the skin?
Yes, facial massage can be very useful to combat skin aging. It stimulates blood circulation, moisturizes the skin, improves muscle tone and stimulates the production of collagen and elastin. It might help reduce wrinkles, improve skin texture and give it a healthy color.
4. How often should I do a facial massage to achieve maximum results?
The frequency of facial massage depends on the type of massage and the individual needs of your skin. In general, facial massage can be done every day if it is done gently and without pressure. More intensive treatments, such as Gouache massage or massage using massagers, can be performed several times a week.
5. Can facial massage cause any side effects or undesirable reactions?
Although facial massage is safe in most cases, it can cause undesirable reactions in some cases, especially if too much pressure is applied or if the skin is sensitive. Possible side effects include redness, irritation and, in rare cases, swelling. If you are applying a new massage technique or using new equipment, always start gently and monitor the reaction of your skin.