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Bojin (拨筋) is a facial massage rooted in traditional Chinese practice. At ME Beauty, a smooth bojin stick is used to apply steady, rhythmic pressure along the face or around the eyes, for a relaxing treatment that helps the face feel less tense.
Bojin is a massage technique based on traditional Chinese ideas of meridians, the lines along which pressure is applied. Instead of the hands alone, a rounded bojin stick is moved along set paths on the face with steady pressure. It is usually chosen as a relaxing treatment for the face.
Bojin is a relaxation treatment, not a medical treatment. It does not replace care from a doctor for any skin or health condition.
The bojin stick is worked across the face with steady, rhythmic pressure.
A shorter treatment that focuses on the area around the eyes.
Timings are approximate. Ask when you book if you want to combine Bojin with another treatment on the same day.
Both use a tool on the skin, but they are different techniques. Gua sha usually uses a flat-edged tool that glides or scrapes across the skin. Bojin uses a rounded stick to press along set lines on the face.
Your skin may look a little red after Bojin. This usually settles within about a day. If redness, pain or irritation does not settle, or gets worse, stop and seek medical advice.
Tell the therapist during the treatment if the pressure feels uncomfortable.
are pregnant; have broken skin or wounds on the face; have acne-prone or breakout-prone skin; or have had a medical aesthetic procedure.
Tell us about your skin and any recent treatments on WhatsApp before booking. Medical questions should go to your doctor first.
ME Beauty is a private, appointment-based studio at 183 Jalan Pelikat #B2-18, Singapore 537643. All appointments are by prior booking via WhatsApp.
A Bojin facial is a relaxing facial massage based on traditional Chinese practice. A rounded bojin stick is used to apply steady pressure along set lines on the face.
A Bojin facial takes about 30 minutes and eye Bojin about 20 minutes.
No. Gua sha usually uses a flat-edged tool that glides across the skin. Bojin uses a rounded stick to press along set lines on the face.
It may be a little red. This usually settles within about a day. If it does not settle or gets worse, seek medical advice.
Bojin is not suitable during pregnancy, on broken skin or wounds, on acne-prone skin, or after a medical aesthetic procedure.
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