Just wondering if anyone offers this as a treatment, I have a course booked in march to learn this, it has also been described as a non surgical facelift, looking forwards to learning it, if it is something you offer, has it been popular?? thanks, ruth x
Eastern facial massage
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I do a similar treatment, it is infact based on Indian face massage which was hailed as a natural face lift when it came out.
the facial massage is lovely, but it is a facial massage and imo cannot be compared to CACI or a facelift.
It is based on plumping up the muscle, skin tissue and oxygenating the areas so fine lines are softened and sagging is improved.
If a client came once a week for say 6 weeks I would say that you may well get a slight improvement, but most of my clients have it on a monthly basis.
if you are going to sell it as a non-surgical facelift, I would sell it as a package and take a photo before and after.
HTH
the facial massage is lovely, but it is a facial massage and imo cannot be compared to CACI or a facelift.
It is based on plumping up the muscle, skin tissue and oxygenating the areas so fine lines are softened and sagging is improved.
If a client came once a week for say 6 weeks I would say that you may well get a slight improvement, but most of my clients have it on a monthly basis.
if you are going to sell it as a non-surgical facelift, I would sell it as a package and take a photo before and after.
HTH
I see, so it's probably going to be more of a relaxing treatment, I might use a friend and as an experiment take a picture before, and then after 6 weeks of a treatment once a week take another photo, and see if it has made a noticalble difference, if it has I could use the photo's and maybe offer it as a package as suggested, thanks for the info! xx
Hi, it was called Indian Face Massage (or facial rejuvenation) when I did this but believe it has been renamed Eastern Facial Massage by some trainers (probably sounds more exotic).
It is a lovely add-on to a holistic facial. I get asked for this as I incorporate it with indian head massage and reiki at the end of my facials.
It is a lovely add-on to a holistic facial. I get asked for this as I incorporate it with indian head massage and reiki at the end of my facials.
Hi, here's the link to the place that I am doing it with, I think that it is probably something that can be different to each person that teaches maybe?? suppose time will tell if it is going to be something popular, I enjoy learning new things though, so even if it isn't it's something to keep my grey cells going ( if I have any left lol )
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