the ultra-effective (and free!) trick of a facialist to fade them

No need for an expensive anti-wrinkle cream or injection to get rid of the nasolabial fold. Here is a super simple tip to reproduce from a facialist that drastically reduces smile lines. It does not cost 1 euro!

Even the best anti-aging creams cannot eradicate all facial wrinkles. Among those which are the deepest and which complicate the most, there are in particular the wrinkles of the nasolabial fold which are often very marked, sometimes from the age of 30. These expression wrinkles, which start from the wing of the nose and reach the corners of the lips, and which are also called smile lines because they are linked to the expressiveness of our face when we smile, tend to widen with age. With the melting of the fatty mass in the face and the slackening of the skin, these are deep wrinkles which are only accentuated after 40 years and which sometimes push to have recourse to botox injections.

However, there is a natural and just as effective method as these to fade them effectively: theself-massage of the face. In a video, the facialist Isabelle Trombert, founder of Spa L’Esprit A, reveals a facial massage technique to be used to delay the appearance of the nasolabial fold and significantly reduce smile lines.

What’s next after this ad

How to massage your face to reduce nasolabial folds?

Based on a famous Japanese massage technique renowned for its lifting effects – better known as Kobido – that of the facialist consists of massaging the area for a few minutes when you apply your serum or your day cream.

Isabelle Trombert more specifically recommends placing your fingers perpendicular to the nasolabial fold, then stretching the skin on each side of the hollowed out wrinkle to smooth it manually, before performing small smoothing movements with the pulp of one finger of the other hand along the ride. Then, she advises to release the skin and come and make small pinches on the nasolabial fold with the pulp of two fingers to plump up the wrinkle. Of the “small gestures that work and instantly plump up the skin” according to the expert, to be repeated on each side of the face.

Passionate about writing and beauty, Elodie swaps her lipstick for her laptop to find you the best makeup, hair and skincare trends, and pro tips…

source site-41