Massage, also known as facial massage, has a more colloquial name - dry face wash. "Dry face wash" may remind people of some convenient cleansers in life (such as dry shampoo, which uses starch particles to absorb scalp oil for waterless cleaning). In fact, there is no connection between the two, and dry face wash is not a method of cleaning the face, but a way to maintain and beautify the face through massage techniques.
The term "massage" is a more formal word, derived from the culture of Qigong, which is a health preservation technique. It has been recorded in the ancient book "Qian Jin Yi Fang" by Sun Simiao, the King of Medicine: in the morning, rub the ears with both hands, pull them from the top of the head to the ears, so that the facial energy flows smoothly. This method prevents the hair from turning white and ears from becoming deaf. Also, massage the palms to generate heat and massage the face from top to bottom in a 27 times back-and-forth motion, to remove impurities and promote circulation.
