Katrin

Lifted skin starts with a relaxed body.
I’m now offering body massage as an add-on to my treatments (by request) When the body releases tension, circulation improves — and the results of Kobido face lifting massage become even more powerful.

Each of these skincare heroes deserves a little story of their own. With every face massage you receive, you benefit from these precious gems.

We begin with a gentle cleanse using a rich, rice protein foam — soft yet effective. This is followed by a toning essence infused with acerola, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate and prep the skin.

For the massage, I use one of the lovely facial oil serums. Choose between a brightening citrus-scented vitamin C blend or a calming lavender and sandalwood infusion enriched with hyaluronic acid. These soothing scents accompany you on a sensory journey, making your massage a truly relaxing and rejuvenating experience.

Massaging the temporalis muscle—right above the ear—where stress loves to hide (and sorry about the hair… sometimes beauty starts with a little mess 😉)

Those of you who have already experienced Kobido (Kyokute) massage know its benefits well. That half-dream state where your mind gently wanders, and your body tension slowly melts away. I always emphasise that massage is not just about improving skin tone or facial muscle condition—it brings a deep sense of serenity to the mind. It helps the brain shift from an active state to a restful one, encouraging the slower, calming theta brainwaves.

To show the uniqnes of massage technique, the name is being changed 🙂

A year ago I had and honour to become a Kobido specialist under the guidance of
Few days ago they released a first podcast about influence of Kobido massage on the brain. Thanks to this research we finaly have a prove that it is more than just a beauty treatment.

Another skill learned 😁 If you are suffering because of hallux valgus, a painful corn or your toes decide to to do acrobatics 😉 I might be able to help you.

Last week I had the pleasure of undergoing facial kinesio taping training. The method was created by Dr. Kase in Japan in 1973. It came to Europe in 1996. Applied on the face it helps with skin elasticity, face contour and improves the lymphatic drainage.
I recomend trying it after Kobido massage to prolong the results. Works great if you have issues with "puffy" face in the morning.

Prickly pear, I tasted it for the first time in Cyprus and instantly fell in love. Learning about it's amazing benefits for health and skin care made that bond stronger ❤️
It was not difficult to decide it will be a perfect match with Kobido massage 😃

Prickly pear oil contains the highest amount of vitamin E of any other beauty oil on the market. In fact it contains 150% more vitamin E than argan oil. This oil is also extremely rich in essential fatty acids including omega 6 and 9, antioxidants, polyphenols, amino acids and vitamin K.

It calms down inflammation and redness especially for those prone to rosacea. The oil is easily absorbed into skin and penetrates quickly without leaving any greasy residue.

Contains effective and potent antioxidants known as betalains.These super antioxidant pigments help to protect skin against ageing from various types of damaging radicals which would otherwise encourage wrinkle formation. Amino acids from the oil stimulate collagen production. Vitamin K helps to brighten hyperpigmentation areas such as dark spots as well as being of benefit for under-eye dark circles.

The fatty acid profile of linoleic acid and oleic acid replenish lost lipids within skin which helps moisturise and restore skin’s elasticity. The high linoleic acid content, roughly 62%, ensures that even the most dehydrated skin is ameliorated.