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Here we talk about how regular self-care, massage and attention to yourself can affect not only your appearance, but also your quality of life. Practical tips, expert opinions and interesting thoughts about self-care without complicated terms or difficult techniques.


50 Faces Project: The Sinker Face
Do you notice that your face has started to lose volume with age? Fat compartments, bone structures and soft tissues gradually change, while the skin produces less collagen and elastin. Many celebrities — from Julianne Moore and Angelina Jolie to Nicole Kidman and Lisa Bonet — have faced the same thing as they became older. Cosmetologists call this condition Sinker Face. With it, the face gradually becomes noticeably thinner, and some areas become more sunken. But there is no

lymface
Aug 224 min read


50 Faces Project: The Sagger Face
Over time, the face can slowly change its shape: the jawline becomes less clear, the tissues in the lower third move down, and the cheekbones lose their defined look. We classify this condition as Sagger Face — one of the five types in the Lymface methodology. If you notice these changes in yourself, you do not have to immediately consider a surgical facelift. It is important to first understand what exactly affects the changes in the face contours and what methods can work w

lymface
Aug 183 min read


50 Faces Project: The Wrinkle Face
Wrinkles are a natural part of skin aging. They appear as the amount of collagen and elastin — proteins that provide skin firmness — decreases with age and tissues lose their ability to hold moisture and recover. For some people, this process happens slowly and gradually, while for others, the first signs of aging appear already in their youth. In any case, we all want to delay the appearance of visible lines as much as possible. Luckily, there are things we could and should

lymface
Aug 154 min read


50 Faces Project: The Asymmetrical Face
We all know that our faces can’t be naturally perfectly symmetrical and that is completely normal. However, sometimes the difference between the two sides becomes more noticeable or appears unexpectedly and develops over the years. In such cases, these changes may be connected not only with the genetic factors like the natural structure of the skull and soft tissues, but also with daily habits, lifestyle, muscle condition and age-related changes. That is why today, as part of

lymface
Jul 254 min read


50 Faces Project: The Puffy Face
Sometimes we wake up in the morning looking a little more swollen than usual, and that is completely normal. Maybe it was because of a saltier dinner than usual or a few tears after a heartbreaking episode of a favorite TV show. In such cases, the puffiness usually goes away on its own within a few hours after waking up or once daily activity begins. However, sometimes things are different. The feeling of fluid retention in the face can stay all the time, no matter what time

lymface
Jul 84 min read
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