Kobido
Japanese Face Massage
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Japanese Face massage
90 minute treatment . A 60 minute treatment is available as an add-on when booking another treatment.
Session also includes:
Herbal foot soak
Sinus/lung/face herbal steam
Warm abdominal castor oil pack
Herbal face mask
Herbal hair growth/health scalp oil (optional)
Contraindication:
Please wait 4 weeks after Botox and/or fillers.
Active rosacea breakout
What is Japanese Face Massage?
Kobido, an ancient Japanese face massage, offers numerous benefits for both the skin and overall well-being. By enhancing skin vitality, it harmonizes the skin’s condition and improves blood circulation. This massage brings definition to facial contours, releases expression lines, and eliminates toxins, promoting a radiant, glowing complexion. Additionally, Kobido fosters a profound connection with the body, providing deep relaxation and mental clarity. It allows for an inner journey, leaving you feeling light, clear, and rejuvenated in both body and soul. Overall, Kobido is a holistic treatment that supports the protection and renewal of the epidermis, reflecting inner health and happiness.
Benefits Include
Increased local circulation of the skin.
Increased nutrients brought to the epidermis.
Reduction of edema and chronic puffiness via the drainage of stagnant fluids from reservoir areas.
Relieve sinus inflammation.
Lines, and wrinkles will plump and scar tissue will soften.
Rheese’s Holistic Skin Care Qualifications
2010 - Ayurvedic Skin Care, California College of Ayurveda
2010 - Marma Therapy, Dr Halpern, California College of Ayurveda
2013 - Indian Head Massage, Denise Galon, NYC Center of Indian Champissage
2015 - Marma Therapy, Dr Lad, Ayurvedic Institute
2019 - Marma Therapy, Dr Lele Avinash
2020 - Facial Cupping Rejuvenation, International Cupping Therapy Association
2020 - Ayurvedic Beauty (Skin, Hair, Eyes, Feet), Kerala Academy of Ayurveda
2023 - Gua Sha, Kat Farovitch L.Ac.
2023 - Brazilian Lymphatic Massage, Rebecca Faria (Detox by Rebecca)
2023 - Ogawa Method (Japanese Lymphatic Massage), Narumi Ogawa
2023 - Tuning Forks for Vitality, Leah Grossman
2023 - The Hadado Method (Japanese Face Massage), Tomasz Tomasik
2024 - Kobido (Japanese Face Massage), Sandrine Takumi-Finch
Beauty is more than skin deep.
When we embrace and honor the timeless tradition of getting older, we capture the timeless beauty within. The body then follows the mind, and magical things begin to take place; we radiate confidence, we glow with wisdom and ultimately we more readily nourish our appearance with the beauty that is already inside of us!
Some say that the eyes are the window to the soul, but in my experience it is the skin that tells the story of a life well lived. The skin is a very resilient organ, and yet it is also delicate and sensitive. The skin filters out environmental toxins, protects the internal bodily functions from the external world, and along with our facial expressions it is an excellent communicator! The skin can show you what the air quality is, where you live, how you eat, and what thoughts you have. All of these things (and more) impact the rate at which you age. At Four Pillars Ayurveda, I take all of things into consideration as I create a facial rejuvenation plan for each of my clients.
