SelfCare Beauty Gua Sha – Pink Quartz

The beauty tool, Gua Sha has been a traditional East Asian facial therapeutic beauty technique for centuries. It’s a healing exercise, the contrived design of stone was used to scrap the facial skin. The SelfCare beauty’s Gua Sha is made up of high quality premium quartz, that perfectly entitles your facial wellness.

Product Description:

The beauty tool, Gua Sha has been a traditional East Asian facial therapeutic beauty technique for centuries. It’s a healing exercise, the contrived design of stone was used to scrap the facial skin. The SelfCare beauty’s Gua Sha is made up of high quality premium quartz, that perfectly entitles your facial wellness.

Product Benefits:

• Increases blood circulation
• Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
• Reduces puffiness and wrinkles
• Relaxes facial muscles
• Makes the skin glow
• Remove excess sagging skin

How to use?

Before you start using, make sure your skin is clean. Angle the SelfCare gua sha tool as close to parallel with your skin above the mouth and to the side of the nose and drag the tool upwards towards the hairline using gentle pressure. Repeat this sequence on the other side of the face.

Use the heart shape curve to massage the under-eye area. Sweep the stone outwards from the inner corner of the eye towards the hairline. Repeat this sequence on the other side of the under eye area.

Use the longest side of the SelfCare gua sha, pull the tool upwards from just above the eyebrows towards the top of the forehead. Use moderate pressure in the forehead area.

Use the top of the heart shape of the SelfCare Gua Sha to make sweeping motions across the jawline. Start at the chin and move the tool upwards towards the ear. Repeat the sequence on the other side of the jawline.

Use the top side of the SelfCare gua sha with light pressure to massage the throat. Sweep the tool upwards following the curve of the neck.

Use the longest side of SelfCare Gua Sha, sweep up the side of the neck from the collarbone towards the jawline. Repeat the sequence on the other side of the neck.

Each sweep may be 8-10 times for the best results.