HOW TO USE

Face Pointer ( II / Gravity / Set )

The Face Pointer is an innovative, compact, and highly precise beauty tool designed to target muscular tension in the face. It helps release areas of tightness, relax overworked facial muscles, and naturally support more open, harmonious facial features.

The Face Pointer II and Face Pointer GRAVITY are used in exactly the same way. While the Face Pointer GRAVITY is a more advanced version, the core gestures, treatment points, and overall usage principles remain identical.

The Face Pointer II is an enhanced version, quieter and more precise, designed for targeted work on facial fascia, expression muscles, and key points of tension across the face.

Face Pointer Online Workshop Replay

In this online workshop, our team guides you step by step on how to use the Face Pointer, how to choose the appropriate tip, and how to integrate the tool into your routine for optimal results.

Concept

At COREFIT, the face is considered a living system where muscles, fascia, and circulation continuously interact.

When certain areas become rigid, congested, or less mobile, facial features may appear more tired, heavier, or less defined.

The Face Pointer allows targeted work on these tension areas through precise, rhythmic pressure. Its action helps release adhesions, stimulate circulation, and support a more balanced distribution of facial volume.

Compact and highly precise, it can be used on drainage points as well as small muscles located around the bone structure, cheekbones, jawline, and behind the ear.

Before You Begin

For safety reasons, certain individuals should not use this device.

Do not use the Face Pointer II or Face Pointer GRAVITY if:

You have abnormal blood pressure
You suffer from pain perception disorders or reduced sensitivity
Your skin is extremely fragile
You are pregnant
You are undergoing medical treatment and are unsure about compatibility

If in doubt, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Usage Guidelines

Always use on clean skin.
Apply consistent, gentle pressure without force.
Do not exceed 1 minute per point.
Start on one side of the face to observe effects.
Prioritize regularity over excessive pressure.

Important

Never press abruptly.
Do not fully insert the single tip.
If strong or unusual pain occurs, stop use immediately.
If marks persist abnormally or the skin reacts strongly, space out sessions and consult a professional if needed.

Two Tips Overview

The Face Pointer II comes with two interchangeable tips designed to adapt to different facial areas and pressure intensities.

Single tip
Ideal for precise, targeted work on drainage points, bone edges, and small muscles.

Triple tip
Located on the opposite side under a removable cap, the triple tip is designed for a gentler treatment of broader muscles above the bone structure.

How to Apply Pressure

Single tip

Pressure: insert the tip to about halfway of its length.
Avoid sudden movements and never fully insert the tip.
Rhythm: maintain a steady pace of approximately three presses per second.
Duration: treat each point for 30 seconds to 1 minute maximum.

Triple tip

Use it like the single tip, but for a gentler application.
Fully insert the tip while maintaining pressure, then perform small circular movements in place.
It is especially suitable for broader or more sensitive areas.

Uncomfortable Sensations?

This is normal.

Sensitivity or mild discomfort may occur during initial use of the Face Pointer. This is common and usually indicates that the treated area holds tension or adhesions.

With regular use, this sensitivity gradually decreases.

Light marks may also appear at first. They are normal and typically fade within a few hours.

Let’s Begin with the Three Foundational Points

To get started with the Face Pointer, begin by working on the three foundational points. It is recommended to start on only one side of the face to more easily observe the difference.

1. Collarbone Area

Place three fingers at the start of the collarbone.

The treatment point is located just below the collarbone, aligned under the third finger.

Insert the tip at a slight upward angle, to about halfway of its length.

Apply steady pressure at a rhythm of 3 presses per second.

2. Behind the Ear

The point is located just behind the earlobe.

Insert the tip in the same way.

Apply steady, controlled pressure without sudden movements.

3. Jawline Area

Open the mouth slightly.

Locate the small hollow just above the cheekbone.

Use the triple tip here, as it is better suited for this area.

Three Foundational Points Video

Going Further

After mastering the three foundational points and practicing regularly, you can deepen your experience with more complete protocols.

5-Point Video

10-Point Video

These videos allow you to explore the different facial zones in greater detail and gradually integrate the Face Pointer into a more comprehensive routine.

Complete User Guide:
Download the Face Pointer Manual