Eliminate CROW'S FEET PT2

Crow's feet are those small, fine wrinkles around the eyes that can make your eyes look tired. With a consistent routine of Japanese facial massage and drainage, you can activate natural collagen production, improve skin elasticity, and smooth out those lines.

This video guides you step-by-step through 5 effective techniques to care for and rejuvenate the eye area. Use natural oils like argan or serums to enhance the results, and always remember to work painlessly and carefully.

By repeating these techniques daily for at least six weeks, you'll see a noticeable improvement. Take the time to pamper your skin and regain that natural freshness in your eyes.

0:00 - Introduction and initial tips
0:22 - Explanation of crow's feet
1:10 - Japanese massage to activate collagen
2:30 - Gentle stretching technique for the eye area
4:10 - Duration and repetition recommendations
6:00 - Manual facial drainage with your fingers
7:43 - Using a cold spoon to refresh and drain
10:00 - Key acupressure points to improve your skin
12:30 - Tips on oils and serums
13:40 - Sensations and how to assess progress
15:00 - Benefits of consistent practice
16:20 - Why this technique works
18:00 - Closing




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