In the beauty and skincare world, so much attention is given to surface level concerns like wrinkles and pores. These are the usual focus of beauty routines, and often overshadow an equally important aspect: the shape of the face. It’s crazy how little we talk about this, considering how much of an impact it has on age and attractiveness.
The Face Shape and Aging
As we age, our faces change shape; for example, they get longer, which is more common for Caucasian faces compared to Asian faces. This change can affect us more than the surface texture of our skin. While makeup can hide imperfections like pores or fine lines, changing the shape of our face is much harder.
Symmetry and contour irregularities like uneven cheekbones or a square jawline can make us look older and less symmetrical and affect how others perceive our age and inadvertently our attractiveness.
The Limitations of Traditional Tools
Many of us are familiar with tools like gua sha stones and jade rollers which primarily promote lymphatic drainage. While these tools are great for reducing puffiness and improving circulation, they don’t change the shape of our face. Lymphatic drainage can help with temporary bloating or swelling but doesn’t address the underlying changes in bone and muscle structure that causes aging.
Deeper Intervention Needed
To change the shape of the face, we need to go beyond surface treatments and target the muscles and bones, just like bodybuilders work on their muscles to shape their bodies. This analogy applies perfectly to facial care – just as muscles can move bones in the body, the same applies to the facial structure.
Facial muscles if stimulated properly can support a more youthful contour and alignment. Tools that offer vibration or microcurrent stimulation can do this by providing the energy to rejuvenate and recondition facial muscles. These devices not only do lymphatic drainage but also stimulate the deeper tissues which can result to a more defined and youthful facial silhouette.
Personal Experience with Advanced Tools
I’ve been using a facial tool that combines vibration with targeted pressure to reshape the contours of the face. This tool is not only great for lymphatic drainage but also stimulates the bones to support a more youthful structure. Its small size, like a smartphone, is easy to handle and perfect for daily use without fatigue.
Application and Results
In my routine, I focus on areas that show asymmetry or where the bone structure is shifting, like the jawline. I apply gentle pressure with the tool to realign my jaw slightly, to improve symmetry and contour. It’s a gradual process, like orthodontics; don’t expect immediate results but over time the shape of the face can change.
Conclusion
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