on the cleansed skin, without the use of any preparations, a deep tissue massage is performed. Its purpose is to eliminate larger muscle tensions, which makes it easier to smooth out fine mimic wrinkles. The next stage of the massage is gentler. It relaxes, removes muscle tension caused by emotions, and stimulates circulation, allowing the skin to regain a healthy color.

Then, by means of faster hand movements, blood and lymph flow are improved, which has a positive effect on the nourishment of the skin and the reduction of dark circles and bags under the eyes. This stage of Kobido massage is called lymphatic drainage. In the most intensive part of Kobido massage, namely the lifting phase, movements are strong and fast, and the skin is pinched, lifted, and kneaded. During this time, the skin may also feel a slight discomfort and warmth. The last stage, namely acupressure, involves pressing individual muscle points, called energy points.

Effects after the massage: The benefits of Kobido massage can be seen after the first treatment. However, maintaining and improving them usually requires at least one session per week for a certain period of time. The most satisfying effect of Kobido massage is the visible improvement in skin elasticity and facial muscle relaxation. In addition to improving appearance, Kobido massage also helps to relax and relieve stress-related effects such as fatigue, headaches, or insomnia. Thanks to regularly performed Kobido massages, we can naturally achieve:

• younger and refreshed skin;

• shallower wrinkles;

• oxygenation and nourishment of the skin;

• reduction of swelling and dark circles under the eyes;

• the effect of radiant skin;

• skin firmness;

• reduced tension of facial muscles;

• improved microcirculation;

• reduction of the effects of stress on the body;

• a feeling of relaxation.

Contraindications: Kobido massage is a safe and painless procedure, but there are contraindications for its performance:

• skin inflammation;

• other inflammatory conditions in the body (fever, tonsillitis);

• rosacea in the exacerbation phase;

• very sensitive skin;

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• recent facial surgery;

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• fever or infection;

• recent fractures or sprains.