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20 years marketing. Now I sculpt faces
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10/02/2026
“Which oil do you use?” is the question I get asked most. Here’s the honest answer: I don’t use just one. I blend based on skin type. Once you understand oils, you stop relying on pre-made massage products.
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09/28/2026
Take a guess before you swipe. I’ve included close-ups and clips from her actual session so you can see what we did.
Lymphatic drainage, facial sculpting, buccal massage and head massage. That was her session.
Sculpting gets a lot of attention, but let’s look at some of the smaller changes that stood out to me.
The under-eye area stood out most to me. The hollows appear less pronounced, with a smoother-looking transition into the cheeks. Here’s a glimpse of the work around her eyes as part of the full sequence.
Her lips appear slightly fuller, and the corners look a little less downturned. It’s subtle, but look at how the whole area around her mouth appears softer.
What stands out to me is how fresh and bright her skin looks after the massage. The oil had already been removed with a warm towel before the after photo was taken.
That overall appearance is a big part of what I appreciate about facial massage, alongside the changes in contour.
Massage also has a place in my approach to corrective skin care. When we’re working on specific skin concerns, I consider where it fits alongside the other parts of treatment, and how it supports other modalities I’m doing in the same session.
I adapt the technique, pressure and time to what their skin can comfortably tolerate that day.
I always hesitate to share before and afters because it’s easy to see someone else’s result and expect the same. This was her immediate response to one session, and results will fade without maintenance. Every face responds differently.
Now tell me, what treatment did you originally guess? 👀
Blemish Control is back in stock, and best selling for a reason!
Blemish Control is a lightweight treatment oil that helps calm flare-ups and fade post-blemish discolouration without disrupting your barrier.
Papaya leaf gently refines texture and uneven tone, black seed oil soothes irritation, comfrey promotes recovery after blemishes, and h**p balances oil production. Over time, skin feels clearer, balanced, and more at ease.
Each of the 4 Active Lipid Blends in the collection targets a specific concern. Each does more than moisturize, they treat, gently, using only plant based ingredients.
Always made in small batches, in Canada 🇨🇦
A hill I will die on: head massage an essential part of facial massage.
Facial massage shouldn’t stop at the hairline.
The muscles and fascia of the face, jaw, neck and scalp don’t exist in isolation. Tension held through the scalp and temples can influence how the face feels and moves.
That’s why, for me, head massage isn’t an add-on.
It’s part of completing the work.
05/31/2026
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