We make planks to strengthen the abdomen. Squats, to strengthen our glutes and quadriceps and push-ups, to work our shoulders, arms and pectorals. We are aware (more or less) of the importance of
maintaining a good muscular whole
but ... from the neck down. ¿
What about the face
? Why do we ignore the more than thirty muscles that we have in our faces, condemning them to oblivion that will lead to that irremediable
sagging
to which the passing of the years leads us?
Carme Farré must have asked herself that same question, but she went one step further and, after experiencing the benefits of exercise on her own body (as a monitor and pupil), she decided to apply it to her face as well, training as
a Fitness Facial Pilates teacher
. "I always liked to exercise and when I discovered facial gymnastics, it changed my life. I was passionate about Pilates. I found all the sense to apply it to my face!", He explains.
Founder of FaceToned, Farré opened her own private studio, 'Studio Carme', in London and currently teaches her method to hundreds of people around the world thanks to her online classes. "My experience has helped me to clearly understand facial anatomy,
efficiently
tone your muscles
, delve into the 'core' and
build the structure to support the skin
in the best way and as naturally as possible," he says.
The goals of Facetoned, which make the difference with facial yoga, are "to tone and strengthen the facial muscles to
prevent sagging of the skin
, but also to improve
joint mobility and release tension
in the jaw, neck and shoulders."
How do you get it?
"Using the principles of Pilates, through resistance exercises, isotonic and isometric technique that allow activating the muscles in a very deep way of the neck, cheeks, eyes and forehead".
In just two months, the first improvements in the face can already be noticed thanks to this technique that, according to its creator, can be perceived as "an
alternative to invasive treatments such
as botox, fillers and surgery".
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