Having a beautiful chest is all about having a symmetrical shape, regardless of the size of your cup. Personal style and poise are the most important factors. With the increasing influence of Western beauty standards, many women want to know how to tone and enhance their chests. However, safety is the most important aspect of chest enhancement. In terms of safety, affordability, and convenience, it is recommended to try chest massage as a method of enhancement, as it is more effective than chest exercises. Here are a few simple steps for chest massage enhancement:
1. Natural Enhancement
Explanation: After bathing, apply moisturizer to your whole body. Use a smiling motion to open your mouth wide and repeat 20 times to strengthen the muscles in your neck. Use your hands to lift your breasts from the bottom to the top, from the outside to the inside. Extend the massage to the area above your chest and to your neck. The motion should still be lifting upwards. Massage for about 5 minutes.
2. Shower Therapy
Explanation: During your shower, use the showerhead to alternate between warm and cold water as you rinse and stimulate your chest. After showering, apply moisturizer to your chest while your body is still slightly warm, and massage.
3. Acupuncture Massage
Explanation: During your bath, massage the Renzhong acupoint between your breasts, the Tianzong acupoint in the center of your shoulder blades, and the Shaoze acupoint on the outer side of your little finger nail. Alternatively, you can seek professional acupuncture chest enhancement treatment at a traditional Chinese medicine hospital.
4. Essential Oil Assistance
Explanation: Choose a base oil and mix it with Yilan, Geranium, and Rose essential oils. Starting from the bottom of your breasts, massage upwards along the outer edge until you reach the base of your neck. Massage in circular motions from the center of your breasts, moving upwards to the base of your neck. Use small circular motions around your breasts in a spiral pattern. Repeat each motion 8-10 times.
