Facial Massage Techniques and Health
If tapping under the eyes feels sensitive, it means you have stagnant fluid
and lingering puffiness.
If massaging under your tongue feels tense and sore, it means your
fascia is dehydrated and you may have forward head posture.
If massaging in front of the ears feels tight and stiff, it means your
connective tissue is congested and your face will start to sag and droop
prematurely.
If pressing the point inside your mouth under your cheekbones feels sore,
it means you have sinus congestion and may be prone to eye bags
and a puffy face.
If massaging the sides of the mouth feels dense and painful, it means you
subconsciously hold tension around the mouth which causes a permanent frown.
And if pinching the eyebrow is painful to touch,
it means your forehead muscles are
stressed and you may develop 11 lines.
Function over quick fixes.
Health is looks.
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