The Acupressure FaceLift

The Acupressure FaceLift:the Natural Rejuvenating Beauty Treatment

By

Anne Cosse

May 16th 2008

Non surgical face lifts offer the benefits to look younger without going under the knife. Yet, many techniques remain invasive and involve chemicals.

The Acupressure FaceLift is a totally natural technique, that you can do yourself. No tool is required, no costly treatment. All you need is your hands, and you can look 5 to 10 years younger in a matter of weeks.

Exercising Your Face Relieves Muscular Tension, and Works Out Sagging Muscles

Tension, stress, and fatigue are the main contributors to frown lines, creases and wrinkles. They tend to tense and block certain areas and points on the face. By working on those points, the condition can be alleviated.

Age and gravity progressively take their toll on the human body, especially the face. The skin is attached to the muscles by a substance called connective tissue. After years of pulling and stretching the skin, the connective tissue is weakened, causing the skin to slip away from the muscles. Then over time, our metabolism does not produce enough collagen, and the face looks less and less pulpous. Finally, gravity keeps pulling muscles, skin, and tissues downwards. The results are wrinkles and sags.

When you exercise your face, you strengthen the relationship between the skin and muscles in unison, improving tone and increasing circulation. These isometric exercises work to transform facial contours and improve skin texture. Through regular practice you will have a healthier, more vibrant complexion.

Acupressure Works on Many More Levels to Lift the Face

Acupressure is a branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is based on a complex approach of the human body, where all levels are intertwined: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. According to Eastern tradition, the vital force of life, called the Qi, flows in all living beings. This vital energy is always moving, and it circulates in the body along a net of subtle paths: the meridians. The meridians link the physical sphere (they go through our organs) to our emotions and psyche. They are the key to a balanced and healthy state.

At some specific spots on the path, the Qi gets near the skin and is thus physically accessible. Those key spots are the famous acupuncture points, or acupoints. To work on the acupoints, acupuncture uses needles, and acupressure uses gentle to firm finger pressure.

Many meridians run across the face, neck and skull. By massaging the points linked to the Qi, acupressure accesses the deeper levels and works on the general well-being, which in turn reflects on the face (everybody has noticed how a person in love looks radiant no matter what!).

And of course, as a finger pressure technique, the Acupressure Face Lift also acts on the physical level as a facial massage to tone muscles and unblock fluids in congested areas. (more here).

Why is Acupressure more Efficient Than Other Facial Massages?

Facial gymnastics focus on the muscles toning. On the other hand, acupressure tackles many levels: muscles toning, points congestion, energy balance and flowing, general well-being, skin luster and condition, ailments such as acne, sinus problems, jaw tension, and headaches. The Acupressure Face Lift is truly holistic, which makes its amazing efficiency. Drastic results can be seen in 2 weeks only.

How Can I Learn the Acupressure FaceLift?

Facial acupressure exercises are a powerful, non-invasive, natural tool to rejuvenation, if done properly. The Do-It-Yourself Acupressure Face Lift Guide describes quick and easy exercises and programs to firm-up your muscles, reduce your fine lines and wrinkles, improve your skin glow, and alleviate many conditions such as acne, sinusitis, jaw tension and headaches. Discover: