
Master European sculptural facial massage, a universal technique for all ages and skin types, featuring six techniques—stroking, rubbing, pinching, pinpoint pressing, facial over lifting, and neck work—plus lymphatic drainage.
Begin with skin cleansing before facial massage, removing sebum, sweat, and impurities with a skin-type specific cleanser, then apply, remove with warm water, and tone, though toning is not recommended.
Discover the stroking technique, the initial stage of sculptural facial massage, with three moves—the embracing wave, the knot, and seven slides move—and its soft, smooth, effortless, calming touch.
Learn wave movement along the jaw, neck, and shoulders, then two-handed neck slides and wraps, alternating hands while following safety notes about ears.
Demonstrates a seven-slide facial massage sequence with precise hand placement and sliding techniques from the lips and cheeks to the forehead and around the eyes, ending in a knot movement.
Master the European sculptural facial massage techniques by repeating all movements, reinforcing precision, rhythm, and consistency for certification-ready practice.
Explore how the lymphatic drainage technique reduces puffiness and improves facial contour by promoting toxin removal. Learn the three parts—stroking, pump edge, and deep smoothing—without temple pressure.
Master enhanced stroking techniques for European sculptural facial massage, including jaw-to-ear, neck and shoulder movements, pumping and wave patterns, with facial work on lips, cheeks, eyes, nose, and forehead.
Perform lymphatic pumping from the chest to the neck, targeting the chest, axillary, subclavian, and supra clavicle lymph nodes with coordinated breath and gentle finger placements.
Perform deep smoothing along the neck muscle for five moves, then seven slides sculpting the facial oval from lips to earlobes.
Repeat the full set of facial massage movements taught in the European sculptural facial massage certificate course, reinforcing technique and consistency for skill mastery.
Learn rubbing technique to warm the skin and boost blood flow for facial prep through circular neckline rubs, neck rubs, and the spider move under the chin.
Perform circular rubbing from neckline center using finger pads, slide along neck to behind the ears, then under chin to the earlobe, repeating five times, avoiding the sternoclavicular area.
Perform upward strokes from chin to the lower lip, pull double chin, stretch cheek muscles toward psychometric arch, and glide from lower jaw to interior ear.
Repeat all movements in facial massage techniques to reinforce the steps taught in the European sculptural facial massage certificate course.
Explore epidermal pinches, surface kneading, and a three-part technique to improve blood flow and smooth wrinkles, including grid, move, and small pinches, with attention to skin redness and mild discomfort.
Learn a step by step grid move for facial massage, including three horizontal and three vertical lines on the neck and face, pinching sequences, wrinkle work, and lymphatic drainage smoothing.
Learn a step-by-step small pinch sequence for european sculptural facial massage, targeting chin, jowl, lips, nasal folds, brow lines, crow's feet, and gums.
Repeat all movements to reinforce technique in European sculptural facial massage. Focus on deliberate practice and movement accuracy under the European sculptural facial massage certificate course.
Learn pinpoint pressing on biologically active facial points to boost blood and lymph flow, reduce wrinkles, improve skin density and elasticity, with age-based, perpendicular pressure and lymphatic drainage techniques.
Master a 16-point facial massage sequence with nine presses per point, from the eyebrows and hairline to the jaw and collarbone, while observing eye-area safety.
Learn to smooth points from the forehead to the neckline and perform pinpoint lymphatic drainage of the eyes and surrounding areas, using sequential presses, pumps, and gentle movements.
Repeat all movements to reinforce mastery of European sculptural facial massage techniques taught in the certificate course.
Perform finger shower vibrations and spiral finger movements to tone facial muscles, lift the oval, and boost blood flow with fixation and horse racing moves.
European Sculptural Facial Massage is one of the most popular and effective facial massage technique, which has won the hearts of beauticians from all over the world and has plenty of A-list fans.
Sculptural Facial Massage (also known as "non-surgical facelift”) is a great treatment:
for tighten the skin and smooth wrinkles,
reduce nasolabial folds,
restore firmness and elasticity,
tighten facial contour
and keep skin tone even.
There are quite a lot of varieties and approaches in sculptural facial massage (like the French technique of Joelle Ciocco or a number of techniques from Asia). Based on my many years of practice, I have selected the most effective massage movements that do not cause discomfort for the client and quite easy to learn.
Sculptural Face Massage is optimal for clients of all ages and skin types. It can be performed as a standalone treatment or as an addition to another procedure.
This technique will take its rightful place in your practice, increase your income and your customers will be delighted with the result.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN? (spoiler: a lot)
In European Sculptural Facial Massage you will learn the most effective techniques that tighten the face contour and erase wrinkles even after the first treatment.
During the course, you will learn six massage techniques:
1 | The "stroking" technique.
The initial stage of sculptural facial massage. It has a significant tonic and calming effect. Improves skin respiration, enhances lymph and blood flow.
2 | Lymphatic drainage technique.
It helps to stimulate the lymphatic system, accelerate the removal of toxins and excess fluid.
3 | The "rubbing" technique.
The goal of this technique is to warm up the skin and increase blood flow by expanding the blood vessels. This is necessary in order to prepare the skin for the next more intense effect on the muscles.
4 | The «pinching» technique.
In this part of our journey we will work with wrinkles.
5 | Pinpoint pressing technique.
It is the impact on biologically active points. Pinpoint pressing helps to smooth out wrinkles, improves skin color and makes it more dense and elastic.
And the final part of the sculpturing face massage: Facial Oval and Face Lift technique.
EASY TO LEARN - EASY TO EARN
The practical part of the European Sculptural Facial Massage course is filmed in innovative first-person shots. From the video lessons, you will easily understand how to place your hands, hold your body and perform movements.
To make it easier to remember, each face massage movement has its own "associative" name (like Knot, Finger shower).
Each module is split into three parts. In the first part, I describe the features of the technique.
In the second, I show all the movements slowly. In the third part you can repeat the movements after me.
You will also get a "Workbook" with a detailed description and photos of each movement.
After the course, you will get an international certificate of completion, which will be a clear confirmation of your expertise in the field of sculptural massage.
WHO IS YOUR TRAINER?
Ksenia is an international beauty trainer and founder of the first online academy of SMART aesthetics «Face Cult». In 7 years of practice, she have studied dozens of facial massage techniques (from French and Spanish to Japanese and Chinese), and performed many procedures.
Have conducted over 100 online and live workshops in Switzerland, Australia, England, Spain and trained over one thousand students, including top beauticians and personal cosmetologists for the Hollywood actors from Los Angeles.
Enroll now and start learning European Sculptural Facial Massage Mastery Course today!