First of all, soothing skills.
Soothing is a gentle, slow and rhythmic continuous massage with fingers or palms. Massage the wider part of the face with the palm of your hand, and massage the smaller part with your fingers, mostly by wiping.
Action essentials: the palm of your hand or the belly of your finger touches the skin, and the movement of your wrist drives the palm or fingers to move, and the movements should be coherent and rhythmic.
Second, kneading technique.
Kneading is rubbing or lifting a certain part of skin or muscle with your fingers, wrapping, kneading, squeezing and other actions. The operation should be light and steady, and the kneading, loosening and kneading should have a sense of rhythm.
Action essentials: Use your fingertips to cling to your skin, do gentle and gentle exercise, exert even force, and move coherently and rhythmically.
Third, deep friction technology.
The action of applying pressure and friction to skin tissue with fingers or palms, such as the action of circling the middle finger and ring finger on the face.
Action essentials: Apply pressure and circle on the skin with your palm or fingertips, evenly penetrate with force, and move from inside to outside or from outside to inside with a sense of rhythm.
Fourth, snapshot technology.
Snapping action, including snapping action, is a stimulating massage action, which has a good effect on promoting circulation and is often used on cheeks and mandible.
Action essentials: relax your wrists and keep your hands flexible, so that your fingers can touch your skin lightly and quickly, and your skin and muscles can bounce up.
V. Vibration Technology
When the palm or finger is placed on the massage part, the arm muscles contract rapidly and rhythmically to produce vibration, and the vibration is transmitted to the massage part to make it vibrate at the same rhythm.
Action essentials: the beautician's arm muscles contract quickly and rhythmically to produce vibration, the vibration amplitude should be uniform and the frequency should be consistent.