Kobido
FACIAL
MASSAGE
WHAT IS KOBIDO
KO-BI-DO
KO ancient BI beauty DO way
“Ancient Way of Beauty” – one of the most advanced facial massage techniques. Kobido is much more than a classic facial massage, it is a holistic art with a lot of benefits.
KO ancient BI beauty DO way
“Ancient Way of Beauty” – one of the most advanced facial massage techniques. Kobido is much more than a classic facial massage, it is a holistic art with a lot of benefits.
KO-BI-DO
KO ancient BI beauty DO way
“Ancient Way of Beauty” – one of the most advanced facial massage techniques.
Kobido is much more than a classic facial massage, it is a holistic art with a lot of benefits.
KO ancient BI beauty DO way
“Ancient Way of Beauty” – one of the most advanced facial massage techniques.
Kobido is much more than a classic facial massage, it is a holistic art with a lot of benefits.
BENEFITS
The skin is visibly tightened, nourished and relaxed. Facial wrinkles are smoothed out and skin elasticity improves. You can notice lifting and oval improvement.
Lymphatic drainage activates the remaining lymph, eliminating the swelling. accelerate the body’s regeneration and detoxify the skin. The lymphatic system is a part of the immune system in the body and is responsible for removing toxins.
Massage eliminates muscle tension, and reduces the stiffness of facial muscles and stress which is related to bruxism, headache and neck pain. In turn, interbucal massage (inter-oral massage) relaxes the muscles from the inside, eliminating even very visible disease deformations.
Bruxism is the medical term for pressing or grinding of the teeth.
Lymphatic drainage activates the remaining lymph, eliminating the swelling. accelerate the body’s regeneration and detoxify the skin. The lymphatic system is a part of the immune system in the body and is responsible for removing toxins.
Massage eliminates muscle tension, and reduces the stiffness of facial muscles and stress which is related to bruxism, headache and neck pain. In turn, interbucal massage (inter-oral massage) relaxes the muscles from the inside, eliminating even very visible disease deformations.
Bruxism is the medical term for pressing or grinding of the teeth.
BENEFITS
The mind
- Stress relief
- Stimulation of facial meridians increasing energy flow
- Promoting a sense of overall well-being
The body
- Oxygenates the body
- Strengthens blood circulation
- Cleanse from toxins
- Eliminates muscle tension in the upper body
- Helps reduce bruxism and headaches
- Oxygenates the body
- Strengthens blood circulation
- Cleanses from toxins
- Eliminates muscle tension in the upper body
- Helps reduce bruxism and headaches
The skin
- Smoothes out facial wrinkles
- Improves skin elasticity
- Detoxify the skin
- Radiant and nourished skin
The face
- Improves the oval of the face
- Lifts the cheeks
- Reduces the second chin
- Eliminates the swelling
BENEFITS
The skin is visibly tightened, nourished and relaxed. Facial wrinkles are smoothed out and skin elasticity improves. You can notice lifting and oval improvement.
Lymphatic drainage activates the remaining lymph, eliminating the swelling. accelerate the body’s regeneration and detoxify the skin. The lymphatic system is a part of the immune system in the body and is responsible for removing toxins.
Massage eliminates muscle tension, and reduces the stiffness of facial muscles and stress which is related to bruxism, headache and neck pain. In turn, interbucal massage (inter-oral massage) relaxes the muscles from the inside, eliminating even very visible disease deformations.
Bruxism is the medical term for pressing or grinding of the teeth.
Lymphatic drainage activates the remaining lymph, eliminating the swelling. accelerate the body’s regeneration and detoxify the skin. The lymphatic system is a part of the immune system in the body and is responsible for removing toxins.
Massage eliminates muscle tension, and reduces the stiffness of facial muscles and stress which is related to bruxism, headache and neck pain. In turn, interbucal massage (inter-oral massage) relaxes the muscles from the inside, eliminating even very visible disease deformations.
Bruxism is the medical term for pressing or grinding of the teeth.
Treatment Phases
1
relaxation & warming up the muscles
lymphatic
drainage
manual lifting & modelling
face acupressure & cooling down with a salt ball
Buccal massage/Intra-oral
“Buccal” means CHEEK (from the Latin “bucca”)
The massage is performed between the thumb (on the outside of the mouth), and fingers (inside the mouth) on the muscles of the cheeks, lips and jawline areas.
The massage is performed between the thumb (on the outside of the mouth), and fingers (inside the mouth) on the muscles of the cheeks, lips and jawline areas.
“Buccal” means CHEEK
(from the Latin “bucca”)
The massage is performed between the thumb (on the outside of the mouth), and fingers (inside the mouth) on the muscles of the cheeks, lips and jawline areas.
(from the Latin “bucca”)
The massage is performed between the thumb (on the outside of the mouth), and fingers (inside the mouth) on the muscles of the cheeks, lips and jawline areas.
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Kobido
1100 kr/75 min
- Smoothes out facial wrinkles
- Improves skin elasticity
- Oxygenates the body
- Strengthens blood circulation
- Stress relief
- Helps with the second chin and “hamsters”
- Eliminates the swelling
Kobido + buccal massage
1100 kr/75 min
- Smoothes out facial wrinkles
- Improves skin elasticity
- Oxygenates the body
- Helps with tight jaw muscles and bruxism
- Helps with the second chin and “hamsters”
- Reduce puffiness/water retention
- For sinus drainage issues and headaches
- Improves muscle tone and facial contours
Full body massage + facial massage
1100 kr/75 min
- Relieve muscle soreness
- Promote relaxation
- Reduce stress
- Smoothes out facial wrinkles
- Improves skin elasticity
- Oxygenates the body
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25-12-2024
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FAQ
On which part of the body is Kobido performed?
Kobido is performed from the head through the face, neck and shoulders up to the upper chest. Your
hair and ears are touched too.
I added a gentle Thai head massage.
Which kind of oil is used?
Opuntia and jojoba oil.
Opuntia Oil (Prickly Pear) is a flowering plant in the cactus family. Acts as an anti-aging agent. It improves loss of tone, skin wrinkles, bags under eyes and dryness. It is soothing, protective, nourishing and regenerating. It restores skin elasticity, hydration and softness.
Jojoba oil is produced from the jojoba plant ( Simmondsia Chinensis). Plenty of nutrients that nurture the skin, such as Vitamins A, D and E, Omega 6, Chromium, fatty acids, zinc, and copper. Joba oil is a natural antibacterial agent with many antioxidants. It Moisturises and enhances skin radiance to help the skin look younger.
Opuntia Oil (Prickly Pear) is a flowering plant in the cactus family. Acts as an anti-aging agent. It improves loss of tone, skin wrinkles, bags under eyes and dryness. It is soothing, protective, nourishing and regenerating. It restores skin elasticity, hydration and softness.
Jojoba oil is produced from the jojoba plant ( Simmondsia Chinensis). Plenty of nutrients that nurture the skin, such as Vitamins A, D and E, Omega 6, Chromium, fatty acids, zinc, and copper. Joba oil is a natural antibacterial agent with many antioxidants. It Moisturises and enhances skin radiance to help the skin look younger.
Contraindications
Skin inflammation, fever, infections, tooth extraction (after the extraction wait 2 weeks / after
implant insertion – 2 months), aesthetic medicine procedures (wait: 2 – 4 months after hyaluronic
acid, 4 – 6 months for non-surgical thread lift PDO, 2 – 4 weeks after botox, after laser/mesotherapy
when inflammation disappear), pregnancy (1st and 3td trimester and 2 months after getting birth)
What are the side effects?
After the treatment, the skin may be red and swollen for several hours. This is the body’s natural
response. You may also feel dizzy because massage improves oxygen flow to the brain.
Is Kobido massage painful?
No, during the procedure you should not feel any pain. The pressure will be adjusted to suit your
preferences.
Is there any preparation required for the procedure?
Any jewellery should be removed. No makeup/clean skin.
How often should Kobido massage be performed?
The effects of the treatment are already after the first massage. The recommendation is first two
times after 2 weeks and then once per month, it depdence on skin condition.
times after 2 weeks and then once per month, it depdence on skin condition.
Is a buccal massage the same as a facial massage?
A buccal massage is very different from a facial massage. Often used for medical purposes like
trismus, bruxism, temporomandibular jaw disorder or even Bell’s palsy. During this treatment, the buccal fat pad (in the cheek) and the other surrounding muscles are
squeezing and stretching from the inside out. This part of the massage is very intensive. I will do my
best so that you feel very natural having fingers inside the mouth.
ABOUT ME
My name is Monika, and I believe that our bodies have an incredible capacity to heal themselves. I am from Poland, where I earned my master’s degree as a Physical Education Teacher, athletic coach, and tennis, swimming, and fitness instructor. During that time, I fell in love with running and spent a lot of time competing in races ranging from 10 to 50 km.
However, unexpectedly, I had to start a new chapter in London. Spending nearly 3 years in this amazing, busy, and crazy city taught me that everything happens for a reason. I had no time for running, and there I began working as a massage therapist and personal coach. …