This video demonstrates the correct technique for the first cleansing step in a facial, emphasizing gentle and precise movements that protect the skin’s lymphatic system and microbiome. Cleansing Technique • Movements should be slow, short, and light to avoid stimulating lymphatic flow during the initial cleanse. • Maintain full hand contact for connection and control, but avoid deep pressure. • The cleanse should be gentle and efficient, especially around delicate areas such as the nose and lips. Temperature and Tools • Use cold or room temperature presses only never warm or hot to contract muscles and preserve the microbiome. • Steam is not used during this process to prevent over-expansion of tissues. • Towel wrapping can be done in the practitioner’s preferred method, as long as it maintains skin comfort and hygiene. Important Insights • Cold compresses support muscle tone and contraction. • Heat and steam can disrupt the skin’s microbiome and lymphatic balance. • Maint...