Thank You, Cynthia!

By Cynthia Rowland | December 11, 2013

Hi Cynthia, I just love, love, love, doing these facial exercises with you.  This week’s class was packed with lots of valuable tips on how to get the most out of these exercises.  My face just glowed after I did them.   Thanks for a terrific class.   I agree with you that these exercises work gradually. …

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Facial Exercises That Won’t Disappoint

By Cynthia Rowland | October 9, 2013

There are many, many facial exercise companies that are not quite telling you the truth. Facial exercise has become one of the hottest commodities over the past ten years and now there are more practitioners touting their exercise programs than ever before. But, are they teaching proven exercises that truly work? To understand how facial…

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Great Reviews for Luscious Lips and Facial Magic!

By Cynthia Rowland | September 25, 2013

We have been blessed to come across many great reviews of the Luscious Lips and Facial Magic products. Here are some links! New Beauty Review of Luscious Lips. Access Hollywood on Facial Magic Fab Over Fifty Outblush Review of Luscious Lips Arizona Midday Reviews Luscious Lips Skarlet Hubpages: Fuller, Plumper Lips with Luscious Lips Total…

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My Face Lift (Not): The Magic of Facial Exercise

By Cynthia Rowland | March 12, 2012

Lynda Lippin, sans makeup, after her Facial Magic face lift.

A few years ago while we were working at Parrot Cay, my husband started to play with my chin wattle. What started as a cutesy joke quickly turned into a fight.

Me: “Don’t play with my wattle; you’ll only make it worse!”
Hubby: “But I love everything about you, and it’s so cute!”
Me: “IT’S NOT CUTE!”

Gravity is not our friend as we age. As an exercise and fitness professional, I know that exercising muscles in our bodies keeps them toned and helps keep the skin attached to the tissue underneath, so it makes sense to me that exercising facial muscles would do the same. However, exercising the face is tough for at least two reasons: there are a lot of small specialized muscles (43, in fact) and unlike most of the body’s muscles, most facial muscles have only a single bony attachment, and some have none at all.

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