Kinesiotaping

Hello :)

In this post I want to introduce second type of taping - kinesiotaping. Week ago, I have told you about non-stretch taping.
Kinesiotaping also use tapes, but they are another, so, it's easy to understand, they have another properties.

This tapes:

• have epidermis (skin) gauge, 
• stretch to 130%-140% rest length
• are water resistant
• also has strong, hypoallergenic glue, but in contrast to non-stretch tapes, glue has shape like papillary lines, what's helping with moisture)

To apply, skin also hasn't be wet and greasy.

Indication to use:

• equalization posture defects,
• joints instabilities,
• backs aches and pains,
• sprains,
• scars,
• swellings,
• hemangiomas,
• muscular pressure disabilities,
• injuries in muscles and joints,
• joints inflammations,
• and much more...

As you can see, kinesiotaping has more uses than non-stretch taping. And there are only few contraindications:

• open wounds,
• hard skin infections.

I think, that kinesiotaping is better than traditional. I use this one, when I have problems with joints or muscles. 

That's really worth using!