
Salon size
The massage step of the lifting sequence. Formulated with the slip a facial massage needs, for mature and slackening skin.
- Formulated for slip — workable for a full 15-minute massage
- The mature-skin counterpart to the Lightening Massage Cream
- Supports upward, outward massage technique
- The middle step of the three-part lifting sequence
- Cash on delivery
- Pay the courier. Nothing upfront.
- Delivery
- Nationwide. Free delivery on 3 items or orders over Rs 3,000.
The middle step of the TJs lifting and firming sequence, and the one that does the mechanical work.
Facial massage matters most on mature skin. It moves lymph, brings blood to the surface and gives the face the kind of stimulation that a cream applied in ten seconds never will. But you cannot do a proper fifteen-minute massage with an ordinary moisturiser — it absorbs, your hands start dragging, and dragging at skin that is already losing elasticity is the opposite of helpful.
A massage cream is formulated for slip. It stays workable for the full duration, letting you use real technique: upward and outward movements, along the jaw, up the cheeks, across the forehead.
This is the mature-skin counterpart to the Lightening Massage Cream. Same principle, different target.
Apply generously to cleansed skin — after the Lifting And Firming Cleansing Milk — and massage for ten to fifteen minutes, always working upward. Remove the excess and follow with the Lifting & Firming Serum.
Once or twice a week is realistic for most people. In a salon it is part of every lifting facial.
- How often should I do a lifting massage?
- Once or twice a week is realistic at home. Consistency matters more than intensity.
- Which direction should I massage in?
- Upward and outward — along the jaw toward the ear, up the cheeks, across the forehead. Never drag downward.

