Gua Sha

After each use, cleanse your gua-sha tool with warm water and soap, then store it in a cool, dry place. This comprehensive approach transforms your beauty routine into a joyful self-care journey that elevates your daily rituals!

After preparing your skin with a nourishing serum or oil, start your gua-sha routine by focusing on the jawline. This initial step helps release tension and sets the foundation for the subsequent facial massage. This hard, heart-shaped curve is ideal for contouring the jawline. Gently glide it along your jaw, moving from the chin toward the ear, to define and relax this area.

After addressing the jawline, move to the forehead. Using the soft, curved edge, perform gentle strokes to alleviate stress and encourage a calming effect. The soft, curved top edge is perfect for smoothing the forehead. Starting at the center, gently stroke outward toward the temples to promote relaxation and reduce tension.

Following the forehead massage, transition to the cheeks. The slightly angled edge allows for precise movements that stimulate circulation and enhance skin vitality. This nearly straight edge with a slight bend is great for the cheeks. Starting from the nose, gently sweep it outward toward the ears to enhance blood flow and bring a natural glow.

After massaging the facial areas, focus on the neck. Using the bumpy waved edge, perform upward strokes to relieve tension and encourage lymphatic drainage. The bumpy, wavy edge is excellent for the neck area. Gently glide it from the base of the neck upward toward the jawline to stimulate circulation and promote relaxation.

Conclude your gua-sha routine by addressing the scalp. The comb-like edge provides a soothing massage that enhances circulation and promotes a sense of well-being. The bottom edge features thick, rounded, comb-like points designed for scalp massage. Gently comb through your scalp to invigorate hair follicles and promote relaxation.