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Bellabaci Facial Cups for Facial Cupping

Bellabaci Facial Cups for Facial Cupping

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SKU:N3581

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Excellent Add-On Choice for Estheticians!

Designed for facial cupping and other small areas, Bellabaci Facial Cups minimize the appearance of lines and wrinkles. These pliable silicone cups are hand-squeezable and easy to use. No heat or pumps required! And unlike glass, if you drop a Bellabaci silicone cup, it won't chip or break. Includes 2 strengths: Soft (pulls 4 cm) and Hard (pulls 10 cm).

 

Pro Tip 

Always start with the soft cup before graduating to the hard cup.
 

Benefits

  • Cleanses pores by removing excess oil and dirt from deep below the surface
  • Plumps fine lines and wrinkles
  • Softens look of scars
  • Enhances product penetration
  • Bellabaci cupping may help reduce therapist wrist strain.
  • Excellent for sensitive or loose skin, uneven skin tone, puffiness, moving lymph.
  • Great for face, neck, decollete, hands, feet

 

Cup Care

With proper care, cups should last 2 years for professional use and 5 years for home use.

After each client, clean the cups with an EPA-registered disinfectant wipe or wash them with lukewarm soapy water and rinse well. If the cup is left to stand with oil on it, it will harden. So be sure to promptly clean it after the treatment. 

Do not use any mineral oil or mineral oil containing product on your cups.

Also note seasonal changes in temperature. If it’s too hot or too cold, it will affect the pliability of the cups. They will become harder in the cold and softer in the heat. To make them more pliable, place the cups in hot water. To make them harder, place them in the fridge for a few minutes.

 

Chart: Which Cup & Where?

Want to see a comparison of all Bellabaci Cups? Click the image below to download this handy chart!

 

Facial cupping cups with varying firmness levels. Customers said "they are amazing" and "easy to use," praising their effectiveness in treatments. However, some found the harder cups difficult to squeeze, causing hand strain. A learning curve exists, but training resources are available online.

  • 5 stars: 6 (60%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (20%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (10%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 1 (10%)
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Rachel F.
Good, but tough to squeeze

They are good but you have to have really strong thumb grip strength. I'm hoping they relax a bit after a few uses

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HEATHER G.
Love

They are amazing

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Kristina
Total Garbage

I've used multiple brands of professional silicone cups, and these are the worst I have ever used. The harder cups are so hard it is impossible to squeeze them sufficiently to get suction effective enough to do anything. I'm a massage therapist and have a strong grip. If I sold these to clients, most of the ladies wouldn't even be able to use the hard cups. I'm also confused as to why they think a "hard" cup creates better suction. Displacing more air creates suction, not a harder silicone that you can't freaking squeeze. Their hard cups have less suction than the softer ones. I returned all the Bellabaci products I bought.

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Gina S.
Hard to squeeze

Overall a great product but it is a little hard to squeeze. My hands usually hurt from massaging so I like products that make my job easier not harder. My clients enjoy the facial cupping, it’s more on my end.

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Stephanie M.
Perfect little pair

I enjoy using this pair as an accessory to a complete full body treatment.

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TRISH
Excited to learn

Only used a couple times but recently had an online training and I am excited to get started! Seem like a really great company and product.

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Elisa V.
Love!

These cups are easy to use, my clients love it.

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Rusty C.
Bigger than expected

These are a little larger and not as pliable as I expected but I think with more practice they will work out.

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Veronica V.
Easy to use!

Love the softer cup. Moves around easily

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ANNA
Fun!

My esthetician and I have been playing around with both sizes of the facial cups. There is definitely a learning curve; Bellabacci has training videos on their website and on Youtube. We won't use these on clients until we perfect the movements; my other esthetician gave herself a suction mark on her forehead :)