Facial massage may be quick and effective, but it's still a technique with a right and wrong way of practicing. In other words, it doesn't involve rubbing or pulling the skin. Instead, it should be gentle and thoughtful.

Nothing can match the feeling you get when you glide your fingers over your face and feel that soft and milky skin. Most of you follow a daily skin care routine at home. It might not be elaborate, but it at least helps you maintain your skin. But once in a while, it’s good to let the professionals take care of your skin. Yes, I am talking about the benefits of facials. If you think that facials are nothing but a frivolous way to pamper your skin, you are wrong.

How does facial massage work?

"The primary target in facial massage is the lymph nodes underneath the ears and on the neck," explained Chapman. When these areas become blocked, lymphatic drainage becomes sluggish, which is thought to lead to a puffy, dull complexion. "It really helps to drain the toxins which can otherwise lead to skin that looks flat and grey.