ABS Silicone.

Massaging:

Before the procedure, be sure to stay in a warm room so that your muscles are more flexible. Apply to cleansed and comfortably warm skin. Massage any areas of concern using your hands. Your skin should become a pinkish hue.
Use our L.OVE Face, Hand & Body Cream, Item #2608. After applying the cream, the cup should move freely on your skin. Apply a dry cup to the massaged area by pressing it. The suction cup will stick to the skin.

Massage your face along the massage lines. Compress the suction cup to release the air and create vacuum suction. Place the cup on the skin at a right angle. Gently release the pressure on the cup to help it stick to the skin. Move in one direction without changing the angle. To remove the cup, squeeze it, and wait for the cup to detach. Do not tear it off the skin! The facial skin surface tends to be uneven, so the cup may not stick at times and care must be taken. Whenever needed, reapply the cup for proper skin suction.

Try to avoid any sudden movements. Do not stretch the skin, and if needed, use your free hand to hold your skin.

You can place the body cups on your sides, stomach, thighs, and buttocks. Move the suction cup around the massaged area in circular motions. If the cup gets difficult to move, try to loosen the vacuum or add some moisturizer. The cup is easily removable, so just squeeze the cup in the palm of your hand, and it will separate from your skin.

For thigh massage, glide the cup in zig-zag, circular, and up-and-down motions. First, massage the surface in the front, then move the cup down to your lower thighs. This part is considered especially problematic. Massage your buttocks in circular motions, while gradually increasing the pressure.
After completing massaging your legs, move the cup to your stomach. Make sure you apply only a light pressure in this area, while focusing on your sides and waist. Massage clockwise in gentle, mid-radius, circular motions. We recommend massaging your hands starting from the back side of your shoulders and forearms toward your armpits, in small, zig-zag motions.

Perform this procedure from 10 to 15 minutes every day for 15–25 days. Then take a break for 2–3 weeks and restart the treatment course.

Contraindications:

• Any inflammatory diseases and febrile conditions (fever, colds, acute respiratory infections, SARS).
• Parulis (gum boil).
• Inflammation of the facial or trigeminal nerve.
• Skin damage (cuts, cracks, burns, or sunburns).
• Acne and pustular eruptions, rosacea, black heads.
• Fungal diseases of the skin.
• Herpes.
• Warts.
• Excessive hair growth.
• Couperose.
• Malignant and benign tumors.
• If you have moles on your face, you can still have a massage. However, make sure to go around each mole when moving the cup. Cupping therapy is strictly contraindicated for moles!

Excessive or careless cupping may cause bruising due to capillary damage. To prevent bruising, make sure to move the cup gently, while gradually increasing the vacuum suction. Do not leave the cup in one place for too long.

You should avoid having a cupping massage before going out. Instead, start your cupping session before the weekend. Be careful: a cupping session should not cause any pain!