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The Face Massager inSPORTline Vick will become your indispensable helper. Although it may not seem so at first glance, the two patterned round heads can properly massage the skin and thus relax not only the muscles but also the mind. The two 3D roller heads suck the skin in and massage the muscles under it. As a result, the muscles are relaxed and the tissues are perfused. At the same time, pressing/pulling upwards raises the contours of the face. You can use the end part of the device, which is flat, to massage the area around your eyes. Furthermore, it can also be used to apply cosmetic products, preventing transfer of bacteria from hands to your face cream or other cosmetic products. With a regular massage, we can achieve, among other things, firmer skin and milder swelling.
The body of the roller is made of high-quality zinc alloy while the massage heads are made of durable ABS. Even though its body is made of metal, the device is extremely lightweight (it weighs only 52 grams). Since the device is waterproof, you can enjoy a relaxing massage even if you’re taking a shower or a sauna. Its construction makes the Vick device suitable for massaging small muscles – face and neck. The device is waterproof, so you can enjoy a pleasant massage during the bath or sauna. The beautiful elegant design is just such an imaginary icing on the cake. Once you discover the magic of our massage devices, you’ll never want to stop!
How to use:
Apply oil, cream or other cosmetic product to the skin and rub it thoroughly with your palms. Do not put too much pressure on the roller, the massage is supposed to feel good! If you want to start with a facial massage, massage from the center of the chin, moving to the jaw up to the ear. Make sure you always move the roller upwards. You can then continue to your lips, where you just cross your lips from right to left. Then place the roller with one massage head to the corner of your mouth and the other should reach the edge of your nose. Here again, massage up to the ear by pulling on the cheekbone. As for the area under the eyes, try to change the massage pressure from nose to ear. Again, follow the “upwards” rule. Massage the eyebrow area with pressure from the base of the nose. As a final step, pay attention to the forehead, which is often a problematic part due to the higher formation of sweat and subsequent clogging of the pores. Start massaging the forehead from the base of the nose upwards. You can pull back to the base of the nose. Continue this way to the sides of the forehead. After the massage, clean the heads with a cosmetic towel.
In the same way, you can massage any part of the body, such as the trapezius muscle, neck or arms.
Our tip: When pressing, try to keep the device more perpendicular to the skin, and vice versa, when pulling, almost place the device on the skin.
