Dry cupping is an ideal routine for puffiness, signs of fatigue, ageing skin, tense facial muscles or jaw muscles, and skin in need of vitality.
Dry cupping should not be performed on damaged or inflamed skin. If the skin has blemishes, dry cupping can be performed below the affected areas, but not directly over them. Dry cupping should not be performed on extremely sensitive and redness-prone skin with a compromised skin barrier.
Dry cupping reduces puffiness, enhances facial contours, helps release tension in the facial and jaw muscles, improves tissue firmness and supports tissue wellbeing. It gives the face a subtle, natural lift. Dry cupping is particularly beneficial for softening chronic facial tension and refreshing the overall appearance of the face.
A reduction in puffiness and relief from muscle tension may be visible and noticeable after the very first dry cupping session. The effects are initially temporary, as tissue fluid accumulates and muscle tension develops continuously in everyday life. Regular dry cupping helps maintain the results.
For the best results and to maintain them, it is worth practising dry cupping regularly. We recommend following the routine 1–3 times a week. For example, you can begin with the routine three times a week and, after one month, move to once a week to maintain the results.
No. Although the vacuum creates a stretch in the skin, dry cupping does not stretch the skin permanently, even if the skin is lax. Controlled, short-term mechanical stimulation is part of the tissue’s normal signalling: fibroblasts sense mechanical changes and use them to regulate the maintenance of the skin’s extracellular matrix, including collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid.
Every Djusie product is built on knowledge — Cosmos-certified ingredients, transparent INCI lists, and Finnish craftsmanship. Knowledge is the most important skincare product.
