The appearance of wrinkles is primarily caused by aging, but there are also other contributing factors, such as:
1. Nutritional Deficiency: Dieting for the purpose of weight loss leads to inadequate nutrition, resulting in rough and lax facial skin.
2. Poor emotional state: Due to various reasons, one may experience low mood and become sentimental, often feeling irritable and furrowing the brow. Over time, this leads to the formation of distinct “Sichuan character” (川)-shaped wrinkles. We can use facial care and massage techniques to delay the formation of these wrinkles, helping them become less pronounced and restoring your original appearance.
Operational Method:
(1) Place the middle and ring fingers of both hands together, and gently glide them across the forehead in an alternating up-and-down motion from right to left. Upon reaching the left temple (Taiyang), switch hands and return to the right side using the same technique. Repeat 5–7 times.

Press and knead BL1 (Jingming) acupoint, stroke and spread the cheeks
(2) Place the index and middle fingers of the left hand apart on the central part of the forehead, and start from Yintang (EX-HN3) to vertically pull and stroke upwards to the hairline of the forehead. Insert the middle and ring fingers of the right hand between the index and middle fingers of the left hand, and move them in a circular motion while following the left hand to the forehead.

Rolling the ear helix (Gun erlun)

Pecking and tapping on the head

Facial rubbing

Tremor in the ear canal

Gently stroke the forehead

Stroking from Yintang (Extra Point) to the forehead
How to massage glabellar wrinkles at home effectively?
To massage glabellar wrinkles at home, use your index and middle fingers to gently glide from the center of the brow outward in upward strokes. Perform this motion for a few minutes daily to relax the muscles and improve circulation. Consistency is key for visible results.
What is the best massage technique for frown lines between the eyebrows?
The best massage technique for frown lines involves using your thumbs to apply light pressure at the inner corners of the brows, then slowly sliding outward. This helps release tension in the corrugator muscle, which is responsible for the vertical furrows. Repeat gently for 30 seconds to avoid skin irritation.
Can facial massage for glabellar wrinkles reduce their appearance?
Yes, regular facial massage for glabellar wrinkles can reduce their appearance by increasing blood flow and relaxing the muscles that cause the furrows. Over time, this can soften the lines and prevent them from deepening. For best results, combine massage with a nourishing facial oil.
How to get rid of glabellar lines with massage alone?
While massage alone cannot completely eliminate deep glabellar lines, it can significantly soften them with consistent practice. Focus on gentle, circular motions on the glabella area to relax muscle tension and improve skin texture. Pair with a healthy lifestyle for optimal outcomes.
Why do glabellar wrinkles form and can massage help?
Glabellar wrinkles form primarily from repeated facial expressions like frowning, often exacerbated by stress or nutritional deficiencies. Massage helps by relaxing the underlying muscles and encouraging lymphatic drainage, which can reduce the prominence of these lines. It also supports skin elasticity over time.
What causes the ’11’ lines between eyebrows and how to massage them?
The ’11’ lines, also known as glabellar wrinkles, are caused by repetitive muscle contractions from frowning or squinting. To massage them, use your ring fingers to apply firm but gentle pressure in upward strokes from the center of the brow outward. This technique can help diminish their depth with regular practice.
I’ve been dealing with those glabellar lines for a while—never realized nutrition and stress play such a big role. This massage technique sounds promising; I’ll give it a try. Thanks for sharing!
Interesting! I’ve been struggling with those vertical lines between my brows for a while. Never thought nutrition and mood could play such a big role. Will definitely try the massage technique, but I’m curious—how often should you do it to see real results? Thanks
Interesting! I’ve noticed my glabella lines getting worse lately. Does the massage technique help even if the wrinkles are already deep? Definitely going to