The pros and cons of eye muscle pulling

Nowadays people are overusing their eyes. In the past, many people with myopia developed myopia or hyperopia due to studying too hard and working in dim lighting. Nowadays, many people suffer from myopia due to looking at computers or playing with mobile phones for a long time. People have to sit in front of the computer for a long time due to work needs. Their eyes cannot relax and have no rest, which leads to dry eyes and tears. Eye stretching is one way to give your eyes a rest.

The theory of meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine states: "The essence of the five internal organs is all poured into the eyes." There are acupoints of the meridians of various internal organs distributed around our eyes. However, most people have already developed many qi blockages and muscle knots in the acupoints and fascia around their eyes without knowing it. This hinders the normal supply of qi, blood and nutrients to the eye tissues and organs, causing dysfunction of the eye tissues and resulting in various eye diseases and poor vision.

Eye strain is a common problem among office ladies who sit in front of the computer for long hours every day and have night owl lifestyle. Getting rid of annoying fine lines, eye bags and dark circles is a long-term battle, but if you make good use of your beauty time at noon, you can speed up the solution to eye problems and make up for the sleepiness you lose due to staying up late.

If the meridians are blocked, all the nutrients cannot be absorbed better, just like when we grow flowers at home, regular massage and hydration is equivalent to watering and fertilizing the flowers every day, but if the soil is not loosened, the nutrients will only remain on the surface and cannot reach the roots, then the flowers will not bloom vigorously and beautifully enough. The same is true for our eye skin. Doing facial acupressure is equivalent to loosening the soil for the skin. Only when the meridians are unblocked can these nutrients be truly and completely absorbed to achieve the ideal effect. Eye massage is a short-term treatment specifically for the eyes. It usually only takes 20 minutes at a time, but it can effectively promote blood circulation in the acupuncture points around the eyes and accelerate the decomposition of subcutaneous fat, thereby eliminating bags under the eyes, dark circles and fine lines around the eyes. Eye problems are very common among office ladies because they sit in front of computers for long hours every day and have night owl lifestyle. Getting rid of annoying fine lines, eye bags and dark circles is a long-term battle, but if you make good use of your beauty time at noon, you can speed up the solution to eye problems and make up for the sleepiness you lose due to staying up late.

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Eye massage is a short treatment specifically for the eyes. It usually only takes 30 minutes at a time, but it can effectively promote blood circulation in the acupuncture points around the eyes and accelerate the decomposition of subcutaneous fat, thereby eliminating bags under the eyes, dark circles and fine lines around the eyes.

Experience record:

The main component of the eye massage technique is the eye massage stick. Its size and shape are similar to that of a pen, and it is all black. The thinner end slides around the eyes along the meridians, just like a small scraping board specifically used for the eyes. It can press the acupoints around the eyes very accurately.

If it is your first time trying it, you will feel a wave of soreness when the massage stick touches the center of your eyebrows from your temple. At this time, an experienced beautician will kindly advise you that the place where you feel pain is exactly where the acupoints are blocked. By pressing the eye stick to open up the eye meridians, depression and toxins will be discharged, and the pain will slowly be relieved. Sure enough, as the massage stick slid under the eyes, the pain gradually subsided, and then I could take a nap in the beauty salon.