Doctors recommend keeping the facial muscles relaxed to prevent and relieve facial muscle tension that can lead to tension headaches and migraines caused by stress.
The Temple Massager was designed to relieve the user from holding up and engaging the neck, shoulders, arms and hands, allowing you to get a personalized, pressure adjusted, targeted massage at little effort. It provides natural, holistic relief for migraines and tension headaches.
How to use the Temple Massager:
Massaging the entire area of the side of the head is important to relieve muscle tension that can lead to tension headaches. We recommend the tri-point massage tip for this. Focusing the massage tips around the top of the ear and around the temple area is best, it is important to remember to let your mouth hang open. If you allow your jaw to hang open the facial muscles are not engaged and you will get more out of massaging a limp or not engaged muscle than keeping your mouth closed which engages the facial muscle. Breathing deep is critical as you massage. Some people including the creator of the Temple Massager who suffers from migraine headaches likes the lights out while lying down and in a quiet area.
Links to articles supporting our language:
https://www.healthline.com/health/facial-tension
https://www.webmd.com/balance/stress-management/features/massage-therapy-stress-relief-much-more#1