A Fragrant Facial Massage

A  Fragrant Facial Massage
There's nothing like having a massage. It can be one of the most relaxing feelings in the world. Massage has been practiced throughout the world for centuries and is considered one of the oldest forms of healing. Not only does it soothe your muscles, it also calms your spirit.

We're more accustomed to full body or shoulder massages. However, massaging specific areas of your body is a common practice, and your face in particular should not be overlooked. If you've ever had a facial and it was done right, a facial massage should have been part of your service.

A soothing facial massage provides key healing benefits, including:

Releasing Tension - Facial muscle tension caused by stress can lead to headaches, eye strain, as well as jaw and neck pain. A face massage relaxes your muscles, helping revitalize your skin and allowing you to feel more relaxed.

Increasing Radiance - Massage speeds up circulation, enabling a better flow of oxygen to the skin cells. Improved circulation creates healthier skin and optimizes cell turnover for a radiant glow.

Purifying and Beautifying Your Skin - Use massage to release toxins and impurities. The stimulation of a soothing facial massage can minimize fine lines and firm your skin.

It's easy to prepare a refreshing facial massage oil. Not only will it soften and soothe your skin, you will get the added benefit of how wonderful it smells. The recipe below is soothing for sensitive skin yet gently purifies oily skin. This aromatic blend will restore your skin's innate radiance and energize your spirit with it's rejuvenating fragrance.

What You Will Need:

5 ml Jojoba oil
3 ml Hazelnut oil
2 ml Rosa Rubiginosa (Rosehip Seed oil) These organic vegetable oils may be purchased at any natural food store.

Rejuvenating Essential Oils Blend:

3 drops Rose otto
4 dropsFrankincense
4 drops Grapefruit

In a 10-ml bottle, first pour in the essential oils for the Rejuvenating Essential Oils Blend, then add the organic vegetable oils to fill.

Facial Massage Fit for a Goddess : Nine Simple Steps to Radiant Beauty

1. After you've cleansed and dried your face, rub a small amount of the prepared oil (approximately the size of a nickel) between your hands and gently apply over your entire face.

2. With both index fingertips, apply light pressure to the center of your forehead. Move your fingers out toward your temples in a circular motion. Be sure to cover the entire area of your forehead. Repeat.

3. Once at your temples, glide fingers over your brow and circle under your eyes. Apply light pressure. Repeat.

4. Gently push down on the pressure points of the temple (located where there is a slight depression between the bones and the temple).

5. Starting from the inner hollow of your eyes, slide your fingers downward to the end of your nose and circle back and forth around the nostrils. Repeat.

6. Massage along your lower lip, moving outwards and upwards to lift the corners of the mouth. Hold for 6 seconds. Repeat.

7. a circular motion, massage outward from your chin to your earlobes. From the corners of your mouth, massage to the middle of your ear. And from your nostrils, massage to the temples. Make sure to cover the entire surface of your cheeks. Repeat.

8. With your thumb and index finger, grasp your chin at the jaw and gently slide your fingers across the length of your chin. Then slide back to your starting position. Repeat.

9. your neck by gently stroking upwards from the collarbone to the base of the chin. Cover your entire neck area. Repeat.

There's nothing like a great massage, give it a try and enjoy the beauty of the scented blend used during your facial.

That's it for this week. As always ...

Dedicated To Your Beauty,

Juliette's Website
https://www.nyrajuskincare.com




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