Treating your ugliness

You, and only you, can flatten the facial features that make you unattractive.

Take your beautification into your own hands (literally)

You weren't so ugly when you were young; so something went wrong.
You were given bad advice.
Dermatologists, cosmetologists, skincare specialists and companies, told you that all you had to do was to apply cream on your skin; to protect it, and keep it healthy.

"Apply this cream to your skin, and don't touch it."

That's the opposite of what you should do!
You have flat nails to care for your skin without tearing or piercing it.
You were supposed to groom your skin with your nails every day, all your life.
Grooming your skin would have allowed you to:
• Flatten and smooth your facial features,
• Open up your folds, and
• Stop your skin from thickening.

Flatten your worst facial features

Pressure grooming allows you to use your nails to apply pressure on your face's biggest folds, reducing them by flattening them.
You've been looking at yourself in the mirror for years.
You know which of your features bother you the most.
You hate your nose, your eyes, your chin, your cheeks, ...
Use your nails to squash their ugliness away.

Pressure grooming techniques can be applied anywhere on your body.

Force your facial fold open

With aquatic facial fold forcing, you pass the side of your nail along the floor of your facial folds.
This action opens up the folds, and removes the epidermal cells that were keeping them closed.

This technique works much better when the skin is wet.

Clear, tone, and rejuvenate your skin

Your skin's auto-renewal system isn't working properly, because you've been covering it with creams of all kinds.
But, even if you didn't apply any, your skin would still need help getting rid of dead skin cells on its surface.
With superficial grooming, you use your nails to gently scrape the skin to remove them.

The skin of your whole body benefits from regular superficial grooming.

Old skin cells look dull and lifeless.
They thicken your skin, making it less responsive.
Thick skin is ugly.

Do it yourself; no aesthetician, no products

It's time for you to take complete responsibility for your looks.
Only you can put in the time, care and effort needed to beautify yourself.
Believe me, no one else could perform the intricate grooming strokes required to smooth your facial features.
Furthermore, these actions must be accomplished as often as possible.

Only you can do the job
Only you can feel the folds inside your skin, and unfold them.

When you become skilled at grooming your skin imperfections away, you won't even think about visiting clinics or spas, and you'll stop applying creams, lotions, and other products to your skin.

Don't disguise yourself; work on yourself

Stop wearing fancy clothes, make-up and accessories.
They are not you.
You are hiding behind them.
Examine your naked body in front of a mirror, and make a note of the aspects you find unattractive.
Work directly on them, for months and year,s until they are eliminated.

Wearing glasses is bad for your sinuses and your appearance

Wearing glasses is one of the worst things you can do to your face.
The parts of your body that support them, nose and ears, are far too sensitive and delicate to withstand their weight, pull and frequent hits.
Glasses compress your nasal passages.
Over time, the areas of skin where the glasses rest become compressed, hardened, and flattened.
These constrictions lead to reduced airflow, decreasing your breathing capacity, which in turn generates all sorts of health problems.
With time, the sinuses get blocked more and more.
Furthermore, glasses ruin your appearance.
Wearing them is an absolute no-no, except while working.
It's better to have poor vision than to wear them.

A word to parents about glasses

Don't put glasses on your children.
They put a wall between them and reality.
It's better for them to have slightly impaired vision, and keep on exercising their eyes.

Beauty is the reward you get for grooming

The good news is that all skin imperfections on your body and face can be removed.
Grooming concerns health, much more than beauty.
But, as you heal your body, you become more beautiful as a reward.