Kobido massage is an ancient Japanese art that stimulates facial skin through precise muscle kneading movements and pressure on energy meridians.<\/p>\n
This treatment takes place in two stages: an initial phase of gentle, deep smoothing movements, followed by a second phase consisting of targeted facial reflexology points. To complete the experience, warm towels and cotton pads soaked in cornflower water are used to add comfort and soothing relief.<\/p>\n
Kobido acts as a natural facelift. It helps combat the signs of ageing, releases tension, restores radiance to the skin and improves its elasticity.<\/p>\n
This massage is ideal in two situations. Firstly, for brides-to-be who want to look their best on their big day: a course of three sessions, one per week before the wedding, guarantees a luminous complexion and a radiant glow. Secondly, in winter, when the grey skies and cold weather dull the complexion, one session per month is perfect for reviving the skin’s natural radiance and deeply revitalising it.<\/p>\n
A little personal advice: we often neglect our face in favour of our body, yet it is the first thing others see, the mirror of our personality and emotions. Taking care of your face is also taking care of yourself.<\/p>\n
In my selection of wellness massages, Kobido occupies a special place, ranked among my must-haves.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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