What Is Facial Cupping?

✨ What Is Facial Cupping?

A gentle lift. A glowing shift. A natural way to rejuvenate, reset, and restore.

Facial cupping is a soothing, non-invasive therapy that uses soft silicone or glass cups to create gentle suction on the face and neck. Unlike traditional cupping (which can leave marks), facial cupping is light and rhythmic—designed to sculpt, stimulate, and soften your skin and underlying tissues.

It’s part relaxation, part rejuvenation, and 100% glow-inducing.


💆‍♀️ How It Works

Using small, specialized cups, your practitioner glides and pulses along the contours of your face. The suction:

  • Stimulates blood flow and oxygen to the skin
  • Encourages lymphatic drainage to reduce puffiness
  • Relaxes facial muscles (especially jaw, brow, and forehead tension)
  • Increases collagen and elastin production over time
  • Clears stagnation and improves skin tone + texture

The result? A natural face-lift effect without needles or downtime.


✨ Benefits of Facial Cupping

  • Reduces puffiness and fluid retention
  • Enhances skin radiance and circulation
  • Softens fine lines and tightens facial contours
  • Decreases jaw tension, TMJ pain, and sinus pressure
  • Supports lymphatic flow and detoxification
  • Calms inflammation and promotes even tone
  • Boosts absorption of skincare products

🕯️ What to Expect During a Session

  • A deeply relaxing experience with zero discomfort
  • Application of oil or serum for smooth gliding
  • Gentle gliding and pulsing motions across the cheeks, jawline, forehead, and neck
  • No cupping marks—just a healthy flush and glow
  • Optional pairing with gua sha, cold stones, or energy work for deeper results

🌿 At Équilibre, Our Facial Cupping Includes:

  • Clean, therapeutic oils with lymph-moving properties
  • Optional add-ons: facial reflexology, reiki, sinus support
  • Custom treatment plans for skin health, TMJ relief, and stress recovery
  • A focus on both outer glow and inner calm

⚠️ Contraindications (When to Avoid)

Facial cupping is safe and gentle, but may not be recommended for:

  • Active acne or rosacea flare-ups
  • Recent facial surgery or Botox/fillers (within 2–3 weeks)
  • Broken capillaries or very sensitive skin (use with caution)
  • Clients on blood thinners or with certain medical conditions—always consult first

🌙 Final Thought

Facial cupping isn’t just about looking better—it’s about feeling better in your skin. It reconnects you with your face not as a surface, but as a sacred space of expression, emotion, and energy flow.