Guasha Facial Massage

How can we keep our faces lifted and toned without seeking invasive measures or breaking the bank?

Facial Massage

Facial massage releases tension, boost circulation and aids lymphatic drainage - helping to remove toxins. Different techniques will lift, tone, and re-contour the face. Stimulating facial muscles will prevent sagging due to age and stress.

Many of us hold tension in our muscles, and facial muscles are no exception. When facial muscles are tensed the skin becomes stressed, leading to exaggerate fine lines and wrinkles, inflammation, and puffiness. Sound familiar? Maybe its time for a facial massage.

Spend time each day on facial massage, with the therapeutic benefits and age-defying results you'll be hooked. Facial massage is simple, and everyone can do it!

Let us age, but age well

Facial massage has a been a staple in my routine for over a decade; I practice by combining pressure point massage, lymphatic drainage, fascia release and muscle manipulation techniques which I have obtained through various worldwide theories and training.

Combining Guasha and facial rollers in more recent years to my home facial rituals, and I can safely say it's a game changer when performed consistently. While I still love hands-on facial massage, the Gua sha and rollers are easy and convenient for those who have no facial massage training, and with my guidance, you will be a pro in no time.

What is Guasha?

Guasha practised for centuries as a form of traditional Chinese medicine, also known as 'scraping the skin." The benefits of conventional scraping with Guasha are great but, it leads to strong bruising, and many like me are not down with a bruised face, we can keep the scrapping technique to the body.

I use Guasha for deep muscle tension release, releasing fascia and lifting and sculpting alongside promoting lymphatic drainage and blood circulation. The technique is slow and steady, ranging from light to medium pressure.