This cupping set is brilliant – my experience with Bella Bambi
Yes, this article contains advertising. I have to say that, even though it’s actually a recommendation that comes straight from the heart. I discovered this facial cupping tool on my last course and fell in love with it straight away. It’s brilliant!

What makes it special is that it comes in three different intensities. With the yellow cupping cup, you simply can’t apply too much pressure to your face – it’s brilliant! Each colour has a different intensity: yellow is the gentlest for the face, orange is perfect for the neck, and red tackles cellulite on the bum and thighs.
The cups have a textured rim that gently cleanses the skin. They’re also extremely easy to squeeze. Anyone who’s been practising cupping for a while knows how tiring conventional rubber balls can be on the fingers. With these, you don’t need to use any strength at all.
For facial cupping, one is enough

If you only want to treat your face, the yellow cup is perfectly adequate. It offers a completely new, gentle sensation when used.
Why cupping is the best anti-ageing method
Cupping is a „3D massage“. The negative pressure causes the fascial system to stretch. This creates space between the layers of tissue, allowing moisture to be absorbed more effectively. It stimulates the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid – which effectively combats wrinkles.
Learn the correct technique
Please don’t follow advice from YouTube videos – you only have one set of facial skin. In my book *Chi statt Botox* or in my online course, I’ll show you how to take control of your own appearance.
Further tips & methods
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Christina Schmid - In lectures, courses and articles, I share my knowledge from my many years of experience with alternative healing methods, coaching and my diverse training programmes. My motto: "Everyone should have the opportunity to do the best for themselves". In this way, I try to give people access to knowledge that is otherwise reserved for selected circles.
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When will the cupping miracles be back in stock?
They're already on their way - they should be here in a few days! 🙂 LG
Hello Christina,
I have your book, the cuppers and also the scrapers. You write in your book that you can use both 2-3 times a week. Do you scrape on one day and then cup on the next or should you always do nothing for one day? For example, Monday cupping, Tuesday break, Wednesday scraping, Thursday break, Friday cupping etc.?
Dear Magdalena,
I'm delighted that you have my book and are getting started.
It is meant that there should always be a massage-free day in between. For example, Monday scraping, Tuesday nothing, Wednesday cupping, Thursday nothing etc.
A gentle scraping is fine, but I don't count that as a massage. But if you work properly so that the skin is really red and warm, it's good to give it time to rework.
Is that understandable?
Kind regards,
Christina
Hello Christina,
Can I also do cupping with rosacae?
Thank you very much
Greetings Christel
Dear Christel,
If you have health problems, you should consult your doctor.
I would definitely not cup the affected areas. Cupping usually works better in this case in the neck and décolleté area because it allows more flow in the facial area, which alleviates the congestion that can lead to rosacea. However, I would still prefer scraping.
Kind regards,
Christina
Dear Christina,
I have a 6-month-old 25 cm long scar on my stomach, from the pubic bone to above the navel. Can you recommend cupping, if so, how and with which cupping heads? I look forward to an answer from you. LG Mona
Dear Mona,
Only completely healed scars may be cupped - just to be on the safe side.
You can basically do it with any cupper, but I think the glass cupper would be best here: https://chi-statt-botox.com/produkt/schroepfglas-mit-saugball-orange-25-cm/?v=fa868488740a
I assume that such a long scar is also quite wide and that the 1cm glass cupping cup would be too small.
The scar is oiled and then the cupping pad is glided along the scar. The aim is to ensure that the scar tissue is intensively supplied with blood again and can integrate.
Kind regards,
Christina