Face Cupping Kit

• Mature skin showing signs of fatigue
• Loss of facial contours and cheek volume
• Tired-looking face with tension and emotional “freezing”
• Puffiness and water retention (lymphatic stagnation)
• Acne-prone skin with clogged pores (without active inflammation)
• Post-acne scars and pigmentation
• Skin exposed to pollution and environmental toxins
• Bruxism and jaw clenching tendencies

• Any active inflammation or infection
• Open wounds, ulcers, or fresh scars
• Skin prone to broken capillaries or varicose veins
• Blood clotting disorders (e.g., hemophilia)
• Epilepsy
• Fever, general weakness, or illness
• Cardiovascular diseases (heart failure, high blood pressure)
• Cancer
• Pregnancy (especially first trimester) – after three months, consult a doctor before use

• If you have sensitive or fragile capillaries, the vacuum intensity should be kept minimal or avoided in affected areas.
• In cases of blood clotting disorders, excessive suction may lead to bruising or petechiae.

• Choose the Right Glide Medium: Use only natural oils or gels (e.g., jojoba, argan, almond) to ensure smooth movement without overloading the skin.
• Adjust Suction Intensity: Keep suction gentle—just enough to create a slight pull without discomfort. Excessive suction may cause irritation.
• Proper Cup Placement: Ensure the skin is well-moisturized before application. Apply the cup with control, avoiding sudden movements.
• Gliding the Cup: Move slowly along natural facial contours (jawline, cheeks, temples). Avoid delicate areas like under the eyes.
• Removing the Cup: Gently release suction by tilting the cup before lifting it off. Never pull it off abruptly to prevent irritation.

Option 1: Wipe the glass part with a disinfectant wipe, ensuring the rubber part stays dry to prevent mold growth.

Option 2: Soak the glass portion in a diluted disinfectant solution for a few minutes.

To further protect the skin, consider natural antiseptics like colloidal silver or witch hazel, which supports skin recovery after treatment.

• Detoxification & Skin Purging: Increased circulation during cupping may bring impurities to the surface, causing temporary breakouts or redness. This is a normal cleansing response and should subside with continued use.
  
• Hygiene & Prevention of Irritation: Always ensure your cups are clean before each session and maintain a consistent skincare routine to help the skin adjust.
  
• Bruising or Microbleeding: Small bruises (petechiae) may occur if there was poor circulation in the area before treatment. Consider using Arnica extract, known for strengthening capillaries and reducing inflammation.