How to Give Yourself a Soothing Facial Massage


Weleda·5/18/2026
Five easy steps to nourish your skin and relax. The gentle movements of a soothing facial massage help to reduce stress and muscle tension.

Spread a few drops of your favourite Weleda facial oil on your palms such as the Firming Facial Oil - Pomegranate . Massage calmly and slowly for maximum relaxation. Accompany your movements by consciously inhaling and exhaling.

Facial massage drawing with arrows under eyes pointing outwards.

Step 1: Stimulate circulation

Gently place both hands on the face and stroke outwards towards the ears, gently and without pressure.

Facial massage drawing with arrows creating circles around the temples of the head.

Step 2: Pamper and relax

Place the fingertips of both hands at the temples and make slow steady circles from front to back, without pressure.

Facial massage drawing with arrows pointing away and across from forehead.

Step 3: Harmonise and soothe

Smooth out the forehead. Place one hand on the forehead and pull it back gently across the forehead. Repeat with the other hand, moving in the opposite direction.

Facial massage drawing with arrows creating circles around the eyes and eyeborws.

Step 4: Relax the eye muscles and smooth wrinkles

Use your fingertips to stroke without pressure around your eyes, from the root of the nose up over the eyebrow arch. Then, without pulling on the skin, stroke in the other direction, from the outer to the inner corner of the eyes.

Facial massage drawing with arrows to glide over the mouth area.

Step 5: Relax and harmonise

Spread out your fingers and slide your hand gently over the mouth area. Repeat in the other direction using the other hand.

Extra Tip: a Self-Care Ritual to Feel Good

Evening Relaxation Ritual

Revitalise your face with an ear massage. This promotes circulation and is wonderfully relaxing, with a slight, pleasant tingling feeling that lasts for a short while. Place your hands against the cheeks and ears. Spread your middle and ring fingers to make a “v” and stroke up and down along the sides of the ear, applying light pressure.