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Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:59 am  |
When I massage around my eyes I pinch the area underneath (Yes, I know it's thin there but mine has thickened up since dong this). I actually do a pinch and twist motion now all around the eyes and face - down to the bone - I feel the orbital and even directly beneath the eyball I pinch and twist slightly.
The body has a reparative response to this type of injury - it is the laying down of collagen. It happens in a larger way when we see scar tissue occuring. This the way the body is repairing itself - in the laying down of collagen fibers - thus causing the thickening and building of the skin. I'm sure this is the same premise as brushing the skin.
Just my thoughts - I teach this same priniciple in my dental classes. It happens with gum tissue also.
Sis |
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Sat Jan 24, 2009 9:37 am |
| havana8 wrote: |
| So anyone else find that the pulling/pinching around the eye and along the top of the cheekbones kind of hurts? |
Some people are more sensitive so start easy but later you can work up to more.
Toby |
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Sun Jan 25, 2009 8:09 pm |
I've been doing my pinch and twist (it's a slight twist - try it one way and then the other) around the eyes for about 8 months - probably 4X a week and it works. My skin has responded well. So much less thinner around the eye in general.
For those who have discomfort - take it slower - pinch lighter and make it manageable and over time you will be able to work up to it.
A day off every other day or so will allow your body to catch up and respond... and then be ready for action again.
Totally works. Go For It. |
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