How to do DIY facial cupping with Mona Dan from Vie Healing

Facial cupping might just be the ritual that will revitalize your skin without crazy skin-care products or expensive treatments. And Mona Dan — Beverly Hills-based founder of Vie Healing and Vie Rituals — is teaching us how to DIY the practice.

When you think of cupping, you might be imagining the muscle-soothing body treatment that leaves scary-looking circular bruises in its wake. *Facial* cupping, however, is designed not for deep muscle stimulation. Instead, it helps with blood flow and lymphatic drainage, with the goal of leaving your complexion looking super revitalized in only a couple of minutes (no bruises, we promise).

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[rarotongaqueen]

Thank you 🙏 this is an amazing video and not too long ❤ago

[ms.rolltide]

The gua sha is to be laid almost flat when going over the skin!

[katelynnc]

Pores are not a muscle. They can not open & close.

[aminamimi]

I use cupping in my body but the face is the 1 St time I see it

[tinastevic]

You are not using gua sha propperly... thats where I stopped watching. Also, pores cant be "opened and closed".