The blood and lymphatic stagnation that often affects the area around the eyes, caused by slow microcirculation, can cause dullness and dark circles.

With the Bright Lift Drainage method it is possible to stimulate microcirculation, restoring light and homogeneity to the skin around the eyes, obtaining a rested appearance and a more lively gaze.

1. Using your ring finger, gently tap the product around your eyes. Massage gently with your fingertips, starting at your temples and drawing a semicircle that passes under your eyes and reaches the inner corners. Apply light pressure here. Draw a second semicircle that passes over your eyebrow arch and returns to your temples. Repeat the sequence three times.
2. Apply light pressure to the point below the inner corner of the eye, then pressure to the center below the eye, and finally pressure to the outer corner, following the natural line of the orbital cavity.

Daily stress reflects on the appearance of the face, making signs of skin aging and fatigue such as loss of tone and puffiness more visible. This simple massage is designed to drain toxins, stimulate facial muscles and blood microcirculation for toned, glowing and rested-looking skin.

1. Warm the Emulsion in the palms of your hands and spread it all over your face.
2. Place your palms around your nose and inhale deeply. Using the side of your index fingers, massage starting from the corners of your mouth upward, run your fingers along the area under your eyes and then toward your ears to drain toxins. Repeat three times.
3. Rest your fingers in the center of the forehead, at eyebrow level. Massage using the entire surface area of the fingers upward, then to the temples and finally toward the ears to drain toxins. Repeat three times.
4. Finally, using your fingertips and placing them on the arch of the eyebrows, apply gentle pressure.
5. For greater effectiveness and comfort, remember to use the entire surface area of your fingers up to the palm of your hand when massaging the face.
   
   
   
   
   

The contour line of the face, which starts under the ears and reaches the chin, is an area that easily shows signs of aging and loss of tone, due to the action of gravity and natural muscle weakening.

This massage, which starts from the tip of the chin where the lymph nodes are located, drains toxins and excess fluids towards the ears and then towards the clavicular fossae, redefining the contours of the face.

1. Warm the emulsion in the palms of your hands and spread it over your entire face.
2. Using your index and ring fingers like tweezers, starting from the tip of your chin, massage by sliding your fingers along the natural line of your face, up to just under your ears.
3. Using the side of your hands, palms facing down, massage using light pressure downwards, working your way up to your collarbones.
4. Using your fingertips, press the three acupuncture points located on the collarbone, indicated in the image with the red dots.

The skin of the décolleté is thin and exposed: for this reason it deserves the same attention that we dedicate to the skin of the face. In addition, our habits, such as the posture we assume, can hinder the lymphatic and blood circulation in this area causing swelling that hides the lines of the clavicles.

This massage helps to reshape the collarbone line and stimulate lymphatic and blood circulation, for luminous skin and a décolleté defined by harmonious curves.

1. Warm the emulsion in the palms of your hands and spread it over the entire décolleté area.
2. Using the palms of your hands, massage from below the collarbones toward the lymph nodes in your armpits, in one slow, flowing motion, alternating on the left and right sides. Repeat 3 times per side.
3. For greater effectiveness and comfort, use the palms of your hands, making broad, uninterrupted movements from the collarbones towards the armpits.