
Facial Reflexology aims to help your entire body function at its optimal level with one incredible added side effect – a younger, radiant and glowing complexion. Facial Reflexology also promotes the production of skin tissue and improves skin tone.
The treatment focuses on reflex points on the face, which help stimulate the body’s healing mechanisms, improve circulation and nerve conduction and balances the body. I trained at The London School of Reflexology with the renowned Bergman Zone Method.
Sharing the same principles as Foot Reflexology, Facial Reflexology works to identify the root cause through your current symptoms and then treats it with a proper plan. Using hands and fingers, facial muscles and nerve endings are stimulated and re-invigorated, opening up the energy channels throughout the body.
Not only does it lift the face, it irons out fine lines, tightens and speeds up the elimination of congestion such as sinus issues, headaches & eye bags.
Other benefits also include:
Helps to relax over tight muscle in the face, neck and shoulders.
Improves blood flow and oxygen to the cells in the face and carries nutrients to the cells and aids the removal of waste products through the lymphatic system. Stimulate sebaceous glands which produce more sebum, which helps to soften the skin and also works as an antibacterial film which can improve conditions such as acne.
Removes dead skin cells leaving the skin smoother and softer.
Loosens scar tissue.
Reduces puffiness and breaks down localise fatty deposits.
Stimulates the automatic nervous system, parasympathetic system and peripheral nerve endings which can help clients who have suffered a stroke or have Bell’s Palsy.
Deep simulation increases cellular function and regeneration of body cells.
Reduces sinus congestion by releasing air and mucous membrane in the sinus cavities in the facial and cranial bones. The massage techniques used to help to drain these areas.
Enhance a skin condition. Regular treatment may help you to preserve youthful skin and soften wrinkles and fine lines.
