Kobido facial massages are gaining popularity for their natural lifting effects and relaxation benefits, as seen in a recent session in Besançon, France.
Kobido massage gains popularity
Kobido, a traditional Japanese facial massage technique, has been gaining attention in recent months. Women's magazines, wellness programs, and celebrities are endorsing it as a natural alternative to surgery for facial rejuvenation. However, its benefits are more closely linked to consistent and prolonged treatments rather than a single session.A relaxing session in France
One individual experienced Kobido at the hands of Léa Myotte-Duquet in Besançon, France. The session took place on Friday, October 23, and featured a warm, calming environment with soothing scents and a soft blanket. The massage began with pressure on the shoulders and head before moving to a detailed facial treatment using sweet almond oil.Techniques and effects of the massage
The Kobido session included smoothings, kneadings, tapping, and pressures inspired by acupressure. The individual found the experience deeply relaxing, describing a sense of disconnection from daily life. Afterward, they noticed a more relaxed appearance, with less drawn features and a more luminous complexion.Léa Myotte-Duquet's background
Léa Myotte-Duquet, 39, transitioned from a career in communications and videography to become a massage therapist. She launched her practice in March 2026 and now offers Kobido massages at a converted apartment and the Hugo SPA hotel in Besançon. She focuses on the well-being benefits of the technique, recommending regular sessions for visible lifting effects.Natural products and growing interest
Léa uses natural products, particularly organic sweet almond oil, and notes that men are also increasingly seeking Kobido massages. She views her work as a way to provide a pause in a hectic daily life, promoting relaxation and reconnection with oneself.
