Japanese Facial Massage

Contrary to Western practices, the acupressure principle is not to treat the disease. As in the practice of traditional Chinese medicine that has existed for 5,000 years, it stems from the principle of preventing and promoting the maintenance of health.
The proposed reflexology is based on the one created in Japan in 1472, which was then reserved for empresses. Kobido, a true rejuvenation art, translates as “traditional way of beauty”.
To do this, the practitioner harmonizes the energy flows in the body that are crossed by the meridians. When energy flows freely, the body is called “healthy”.
“Ki” is the breath of vital energy. It circulates in the body of all living things, according to the acupuncture meridians. These are stimulated according to the needs of your body when you are on the table. Through gentle pressure we can go so far as to release tension and invite the body to find its inner physician.
In my opinion, the face deserves very special attention. It is the one who receives and who, if we don’t realize it, can be neglected, forgotten, where the rest of the body is more emphasized.

We often have back pain, elbow pain, headache…. But what about this face enveloped by the skin, the largest organ that covers our body, with thousands of acupuncture points, nerve endings, a true lexicon of emotions?
Isn’t it also this mask we wear every day to camouflage its history, its wounds, its grief? Embark on this relaxing journey, agree to take it off and look at yourself with confidence and love.