At the beginning of every facial, it is essential to release restriction and stagnation within the epicranial aponeurosis. In my experience, this step is fundamental because it prepares the tissues for the rest of the treatment. Without proper mobilization of the epicranial aponeurosis, achieving a visible lifting effect by the end of the facial becomes much more difficult. When working with clients who wear wigs, braids, or hair extensions, the technique must be modified. You should not slide your hands across the scalp, as this may pull on the hair, cause discomfort, or disturb the hairstyle. Instead, use the hand movements demonstrated in this video. By systematically covering the entire epicranial aponeurosis with these adapted movements, you can effectively mobilize the tissue while keeping your client comfortable and preserving the integrity of their hairstyle. This allows you to prepare the scalp properly and support the lifting effect you want to achieve by the end of t...