Regular facial massage helps smooth facial skin, prevents wrinkles and reduces existing ones and firms the skin by improving its blood circulation.

On the face, like on other parts of the body, there are muscles, skin and blood vessels located in it.  In the case of muscles located in other areas of the body, massage and exercise give great relaxing and body shaping effects, if performed properly and regularly.  Why, then, wouldn't face massage give similar effects?  Regular kneading, tapping and bending the face as recommended by experts gives extraordinary rejuvenating effects and improves the condition of the face skin.  With age, collagen production in the skin decreases, which results in slackening and wrinkles as well as so-called crow's feet.  Facial massage stimulates the deep layers of the skin, including the muscles under it, which visibly helps to improve the face oval and firm the skin.  In the skin of the face, as in the skin on other parts of the body, there are also blood vessels.  A skillfully performed facial massage stimulates blood circulation in this area, which automatically results in oxygenation of the skin and improvement of its condition.  Daily facial massage not only helps oxygenate and nourish facial skin, but also supports and strengthens facial muscles that are not used too often, and - thanks to improved skin blood supply - removes lymphatic stasis and toxins formed in metabolic processes and due to facial skin exposure  to adverse environmental factors (for example, air pollution).  Facial massage is also a serious energy boost for the skin, which will stimulate it to increase collagen and elastin production.