Bian Stone Gua Sha / Scraping Tool

• Promotes lymphatic drainage
• Reduces puffiness and fluid buildup
• Relieves facial and jaw tension
• Aids in circulation to give skin a glow
• Firms and lifts the face over time
• Reduce the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles.
• Detox the skin
• Tone the skin
• Improve elasticity of the skin
• Soothe irritated sensitive skin
• Exercise facial muscles.

This Gua Sha tool works by stimulating the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

It’s a form of tool-assisted soft tissue mobilization that enables clinicians to effectively break down scar tissue and fascial restrictions healing soft tissue fibrosis and chronic inflammation.

It also stimulates the body’s own natural inflammation process which encourages new collagen growth to rebuild the repair process.

How to use:

• Choose the right gua sha stone: Gua sha stones are typically made of various materials such as jade, rose quartz, or bian stone. Select a stone that feels comfortable in your hand and has a smooth, rounded edge.
• Prepare your skin: Cleanse your face thoroughly and apply a facial oil or serum. This will provide lubrication and allow the stone to glide smoothly over your skin.
• Hold the stone correctly: Hold the gua sha stone between your thumb and forefinger with a firm grip. Make sure the rounded edge is the part that will come into contact with your skin.
• Start with light pressure: Begin by applying light pressure to your skin. Place the stone at a 15- to 30-degree angle against your face, neck, or body.
• Choose the right direction: Gua sha is typically performed in upward and outward motions. Start from the center of your face or body and move towards the hairline or lymphatic drainage areas. You can also use specific techniques to target certain areas, such as the jawline or forehead.
• Apply gentle strokes: Using gentle, smooth strokes, scrape the skin with the gua sha stone. Maintain a consistent pressure without applying excessive force. The strokes should be comfortable and not cause any pain or discomfort.
• Follow a pattern: Work in sections, focusing on one area at a time. Common areas to target include the forehead, cheeks, jawline, neck, and shoulders. Repeat each stroke 3-5 times or as desired.
• Adjust pressure and speed: Depending on your comfort level, you can adjust the pressure and speed of the strokes. Experiment with lighter or firmer pressure and vary the speed of the scraping motion to find what feels best for your skin.
• Stay hydrated: To support the effects of gua sha, it’s important to stay hydrated. Drink plenty of water before and after the treatment to keep your skin hydrated and to aid in flushing out toxins.
• Cleanse and moisturize: After you have finished using the gua sha stone, cleanse your skin to remove any excess oil or residue. Follow up with your regular skincare routine, including a moisturizer to nourish and hydrate your skin.

*Your gua sha should not be painful to use and should not cause bruising. If you experience any discomfort or irritation, reduce the pressure or discontinue the treatment. If you have any underlying skin conditions or concerns, it’s best to consult with a skincare professional or an experienced practitioner for guidance.