Revealing the Secret to Snap Back Facial Sagging

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
  • Vectors are the motions we make with our skincare device across areas of common facial sag, like along the jawline and from the cheekbone through the temple. Join Christine Byer, Master Esthetician for 23 years, as she takes a deep dive to help your face snap back when you only have five to ten minutes for your routine. Watch now!
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Комментарии • 39

  • @tariadams8422
    @tariadams8422 Год назад +10

    I've been watching your videos for years now. You always come up with something new, interesting and always very helpful. You go girl! Love you ❤️

  • @peggysegundo6599
    @peggysegundo6599 Год назад +6

    This is such a great video! Do you have a PDF "map" of the vectors? I would be happy to purchase a PDF protocol of where & how to do microcurrent, RF, ultrasound, HIFU. I see so much mixed information on what can & cannot be used together as well as how often. You give such great detailed information!

    • @stlounsbury
      @stlounsbury Год назад +3

      I like that idea.

    • @jayterra2060
      @jayterra2060 2 месяца назад +1

      Any update on this. Also interested

  • @iheartmydogs1870
    @iheartmydogs1870 Год назад +9

    I love your channel! Thank you SO much for all the great information!!

  • @deeoakes3623
    @deeoakes3623 Год назад +2

    Love you, as I fastly approach 50 you're helping me fight the good fight😊

  • @detteb9
    @detteb9 Год назад +2

    You inspire me when I want to give up. Thank you for that. I’m going to be faithful when I receive it from you❤

  • @beverlynichols9219
    @beverlynichols9219 Год назад +2

    I actually spoke with Jane Mann recently. I have a tough time with my depressors. Always have had that issue. It’s gotten better over the years, but is still there. I ask her about that, which she calls loose skin. I was surprised that she could not really give me any specific thing to do for that. The only thing I know of is the Oralift. That can only be used every third day. I forget all the time. Between the daily, nightly routine and all the devices. It’s a lot. I use the mini for facial sagging, but it’s not a cure.

  • @stlounsbury
    @stlounsbury Год назад +1

    Fascinating, I’m so glad you detailed why we need to do the microcurrent. I haven’t used mine routinely in months. I’ll get back on it.

  • @andreapulver2127
    @andreapulver2127 Год назад +2

    Hey Christine! Does the position of the metal thingies that touch the face matter? As in vertically or horizontally?
    Thank you for sharing your expertise. You are a true professional!
    Its been a year since your facial procedure! Looking good!

  • @kathybezuidenhout5391
    @kathybezuidenhout5391 Год назад +1

    Thank you Christine for the good advice ❤

  • @lcueva9172
    @lcueva9172 6 месяцев назад

    Please make vectors without microcurrent. Breast cancer survivor. 😍😉😍

  • @JenniferoftheSea
    @JenniferoftheSea Год назад +2

    Christine, is there a picture with the vectors somewhere to refer to? Thanks for your work! Love your channel!:)

  • @Sunnshinne35281
    @Sunnshinne35281 Год назад +2

    How do you apply the vector principal if you have a device with two probes like the Myolift mini?
    I use the conductive gloves mostly, so I would love to see how you apply your vector technique with gloves or probes.

  • @creativesolutions902
    @creativesolutions902 Год назад +2

    Hey Christine! I am so amazed at your transformation… You not only look wonderful, but your personality reflects it! You seem happier and more animated in recent videos… I have a question about microcurrent… it seems no matter which ones I try, I can’t handle the sensitivity in my teeth and the horrible twitching I get and the overall feeling of just being shocked… I want to try the one you’re using in this video… But I’m wondering if just some people can’t handle this type of electrical current?

    • @ChristineByerEsthetician
      @ChristineByerEsthetician  Год назад +1

      There are a few. But I’m as sensitive as they come and there are some devices I really like or at least don’t bother me. (On the flip side there are those that keep me up at night because the current is too much, give me headaches, etc. It’s rarer and rarer but I have devices I stand by and don’t experiment with so many other devices like I used to.). I do love the Clareblend Mini for sure. MBKs microcurrent is nice too. My pro device never bothers me, but it’s pretty expensive.

    • @ChristineByerEsthetician
      @ChristineByerEsthetician  Год назад +1

      Ooh! And thanks for noticing. I’ve been working really hard on myself emotionally. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @1940sGal
    @1940sGal Год назад +2

    Great Video! Approx. how long before you see results ( I know it's different for everyone) ? Do you do this for, let's say 30 days, and then rest for 30 days?? Your eye makeup looks FABULOUS!

  • @rainerwells1573
    @rainerwells1573 Год назад +2

    Can you use micro current with dental implants?

  • @debraparker3177
    @debraparker3177 Год назад +3

    How heavy is the pressure you apply with the microcurrent?

  • @EmunahFL
    @EmunahFL Год назад

    I have the Myolift and the way you're doing your Clairblend is different than the probes on the Myolift. Would you please be able to do a vector video using the Myolift? I don't seem to be getting results.

  • @Jessicaran
    @Jessicaran Год назад

    Wondering...I hadn't the myolift mini.... there's educate and relax. What do you use with the vectors? I know the clareblend doesn't have that choice.

  • @asa-mariajonsson4228
    @asa-mariajonsson4228 4 месяца назад +2

    Can someone help me with the confusion regarding if micro current can cause facial fat loss or not? I want to get a device but I don't know :/

    • @ChristineByerEsthetician
      @ChristineByerEsthetician  4 месяца назад +1

      Microcurrent does not melt facial fat. It would take 300,000 Microcurrent units to light up a simple table lamp. Facial fat is more resilient than some fear mongerers on RUclips would have you believe. I’ve done Microcurrent on clients since 2003. I’ve never had even one client lose facial face from it.

  • @alicechan1281
    @alicechan1281 Год назад +1

    I have been having mini for years now and i love it! Gonna get a second one from your sale soon! But i have a question, i have been following you moving the mini upward with probes vertically position (on top of one another). But lately i watched some users move upward with probes horizontally position (one nexr to each other). Does it make a difference? Im not sure if that makes sense...

    • @ChristineByerEsthetician
      @ChristineByerEsthetician  Год назад +1

      It does. If you’re trying to shorten a muscle you want to move with (parallel to) the muscle fibers. holding probes vertically with the direction of the fibers toward the insertion point of the muscle. For example, on the forehead you want to hold them vertically moving in an upward motion to shorten the frontalis. Hope that helps.

    • @alicechan1281
      @alicechan1281 Год назад

      @@ChristineByerEsthetician thank you! Under what circumstances I need to hold the probes horizontally moving upward?

  • @alisa-franco
    @alisa-franco 6 месяцев назад

    Are you supposed to be able to feel the current cuz my machine I can feel the current and it's on low

  • @lwiener67
    @lwiener67 Год назад

    Is the derma wand a good device?

  • @jayterra2060
    @jayterra2060 5 месяцев назад +1

    Can you use vectors with EMS?

  • @islagoo
    @islagoo Год назад +1

    Do we want our muscles tight or relaxed? It’s confusing!

  • @iedaecouter
    @iedaecouter Год назад

    Is microcurrent similar to EMS?

  • @LillyCookMKLDO
    @LillyCookMKLDO Год назад

    Hello I would like to get more Training for my team, is there anyone that can help me?
    We are located in Carbondale IL, 2 hours from St. Louis MO, and 4 hours from Indianapolis, IN.
    I am interested in a 2 -4 hour session on sight for 4 employees. A presentation on history's, approach and best practice, then technique. We use MioLift 600 devices.

    • @ChristineByerEsthetician
      @ChristineByerEsthetician  Год назад

      Hi! I’m sorry at this time I’m not training. You could contact Jane Mann in Las Vegas.