Facial cupping

Facial cupping is a fantastic way to release tension in the muscles, smooth out facial adhesions, increase circulation, and make room for better lymphatic fluid flow. When you first start facial cupping, you'll want to do it every night for the first week, every other night for the second week, and then 2 to 3 times a week. Use a gentle suction technique when you begin. Your skin will become accustomed to cupping, and you'll be able to increase the suction over time. Avoid leaving the cups in the same spot this can cause bruising. I like to begin with manual lymphatic drainage before I start facial cupping. You can find it on my RUclips channel.
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Do not use facial cupping if you have:
Botox in the area, you are cupping Very thin, skin, that bruises easily
Open wounds, skin lesions, sores, or burns on your face or neck
A history of allergic reactions
Skin cancer
Multiple moles in the treatment area
Thin skin
Skin with visible capillaries
After doing facial cupping you'll want to avoid :
Exposure to cold and windy weather
Exposure to the sun
Hot or cold bath or showers
Wearing makeup for at least 6 hours