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Traditional facial massage skills in 45 schemes of movements and detailed videos to maintain young and beautiful skin.
What you'll learn
The lines of facial massage according to Akhabadze
Master the classic technique of cosmetic facial massage
Know how to apply to face
Know how to apply to neck and décolleté
Requirements
No special education requirements. The movement patterns are simple and clear for most people.
Description
You will be learned a combination of alternate or consecutive key techniques including stroking, rubbing, malaxation, vibration and percussion (staccato).What about Snail on the grill? There are Fork, Paws and Vacuum too - all of them are performed with your own digits and fists!Detailed methodological material, massage lines, and visual technique of the masseur's movements.Facial massage focuses on improving the appearance and functional state of the massaged tissues, optimizing overall body condition, and enhancing personal health. It produces a systemic, topical, and bioenergetic effect. Facial massage can be applied to the face, neck, décolleté, the back of the collar region, and less commonly, the hairy part of the head.Traditional methods of facial massage have been fundamentally reconsidered: Akhabadze modified and simplified existing movement patterns to make them more efficient and understandable.The manipulation procedure suggested by Akhabadze is easy to learn, and the movement patterns are simple and clear.The course program includes a complete set of theoretical materials, practical guides, and educational videos necessary for self-learning the classic facial massage technique by A.F. Akhabadze.The traditional facial massage skills for maintaining young and beautiful skin are easy to master. All you need is to gain insight into the movement skills suggested by А.F. Akhabadze.
Overview
Section 1: Special aspects of traditional facial massage using the A.F. Akhabadze’s method
Lecture 1 The effects of massage on the body
Lecture 2 Requirements for massage therapists
Lecture 3 Sanitary and hygienic requirements for massage rooms and anti-epidemic control
Lecture 4 Facial and neck massage lines
Lecture 5 Indications and contraindications for massage
Lecture 6 Preparing the client for the therapy
Lecture 7 Key facial massage techniques
Section 2: Massage procedure using the A.F. Akhabadze’s method
Lecture 8 Introduction
Lecture 9 STAGE 1 – STROKING
Lecture 10 Stage 1 on the model.
Lecture 11 STAGE 2 – RUBBING
Lecture 12 Stage 2 on the model.
Lecture 13 STAGE 3 – MALAXATION
Lecture 14 Stage3 on the model.
Lecture 15 STAGE 4 – LIFTING OF THE LOWER THIRD OF THE FACE
Lecture 16 Stage 4 on the model.
For everyone who wants to master the Moscow style of classical cosmetic facial massage technique.
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