By using the fingertips and applying pressure, combining pinching, kneading and scraping – tui na and gua sha – on the points and meridians of the face, this approach creates additional stimulation alongside the effects of the
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Adapted to the circadian rhythm of the skin and vital organs (the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys), the Cha Ling regimen consists of four different techniques for different times of day to restore the balance of the body’s functions, which govern our health and beauty.
In China, beauty is seen in the face and complexion: it is linked to the concepts of shen (the initial vibration that gives life to each cell) and ming (light), a radiant heart, a slight smile; something that shows in the face and complexion, something non-physical that shows.