h4>An Outstanding Addition for Estheticians!
The Bellabaci Bambino Facial Cupping Cups are specifically crafted for the delicate areas around the eyes and mouth. These cups work wonders to give your skin a youthful, radiant glow. Made from pliable silicone, they're easy to squeeze by hand and super user - friendly. No need for heat or pumps! Unlike glass cups, if you accidentally drop a Bellabaci silicone cup, it won't chip or break. There are two strengths available: Soft (with a 4 - cm pull) and Hard (with a 10 - cm pull).
Benefits
- Deeply cleanses pores by getting rid of excess oil and dirt from beneath the skin's surface
- Boosts the penetration of skincare products
- Using Bellabaci cupping can potentially reduce wrist strain for therapists
- Perfect for the eye and lip areas, as well as small faces
Pro Tip
It's always a good idea to start with the soft cup and then move on to the hard cup.
Cup Care
With proper care, these cups can last 2 years for professional use and 5 years for home use. After each use, clean the cups with an EPA - registered disinfectant wipe or wash them with lukewarm soapy water and rinse thoroughly. If oil is left on the cup, it will harden, so clean it right after the treatment. Avoid using any mineral oil or products containing mineral oil on the cups. Also, be aware of seasonal temperature changes. Extreme heat or cold can affect the cup's pliability. They'll get harder in the cold and softer in the heat. To make them more pliable, soak them in hot water. To harden them, put them in the fridge for a few minutes.
Chart: Which Cup & Where
Interested in comparing all Bellabaci Cups? Click the image below to download this useful chart!
Using the Bellabaci Bambino Facial Cupping Cups is a breeze. First, start with the soft cup as it has a lighter pull (4 cm). Gently squeeze the cup and place it on the area around your eyes or mouth. Move it around slowly to enjoy the benefits. After you get used to it, you can try the hard cup with a stronger pull (10 cm). When it comes to care, make sure to clean the cups properly after each use. You can use an EPA - registered disinfectant wipe or wash them with soapy, lukewarm water and rinse well. Don't leave oil on the cups as it will make them hard. And avoid using mineral oil or products with mineral oil on them. Also, remember that temperature can affect the cups. If they're too hard, soak them in hot water. If they're too soft, put them in the fridge for a few minutes. With good care, these cups can last 2 years for professionals and 5 years for home use.
