It is an ancient facial and hair massage method with origins in the ancient medical traditions of China and Southeast Asia for stimulating energy meridians and facial muscles using a tool.

Benefits include relieving muscle tension, increasing blood circulation, smoothing wrinkles and expression lines, increasing skin firmness and tone, and reducing swelling due to lymphatic drainage - slimming the face.

After use and cleaning, you should store your Gua Sha in the cork and cotton bag that comes with it to prevent it from breaking.

Massage the skin in gentle, continuous upward movements, stimulating its layers. Stagnant lymph, which causes swelling, is dissolved and removed through lymphatic drainage. Toxins are also released and the continuous pressure and movements relax the muscles. Massage the scalp as if you were combing your hair, keeping the gua sha teeth in contact with the skin at all times.

It is optional but you can use an oil suitable for facial or hair use during the massage.

Made from water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) stem, it has 6 teeth.

Before and after use, wash your Gua Sha well with water and mild soap. It is very important to be careful not to drop it as it can break easily. Always store it in a safe place.

Keep out of reach of children.