Sculpting Gua Sha Stone
Contouring & Sculpting Gua Sha in Bian Stone and White Jade Stone
Lift & revitalize the appearance of skin with stimulating massage.
The Shape Sculpting stone is unique and designed to Contour different areas of the face including jawline and cheekbones. The comb edge of the stone gives added stimulating lymphatic drainage and great for smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles. Large in size that fits the hand perfectly and excellent quality. The weight of the stone is effective for relieving muscle tension. Comes in a soft velvet pouch for storage.
*Face oil not included
Size: Approx 7.5" x 9"
WHAT IS GUA SHA?
Gua Sha is an ancient Chinese technique that has been used for centuries to bring new life to dull, devitalized and aging skin with gentle stimulating massage. 'Gua' means scrape and 'Sha' means Sand. On the body, Gua Sha is used vigorously to scrape the skin which causes bruising or purple and red spots, which is called Sha. On the face, this effective facial tool is used for facial sculpting, decrease puffiness, lymphatic drainage, smooth lines and wrinkles, and increase elasticity, relieve muscle tension.
Besides improving overall health and radiance of the skin, the practice of Gua sha has a multitude of benefits. It relieves facial and jaw tension, promotes a brighter complexion, and visibly lifts and contours the face.
BIAN STONE & WHITE JADE PROPERTIES
Bian stone, an amalgamate of 40+ minerals known for their healing properties. Bian Stone is known for its rejuvenating properties.
White Jade is a gemstone that holds a lot of meaning and plenty of healing properties. White Jade has been used with this purpose for hundreds of years. It was considered to be a lucky stone, whether it came to health, love or business. This stone is known for its power to make you feel calm and peaceful.
OUR COMMITMENT
We are committed to finding and choosing the highest quality of natural stone. We are a team of estheticians and massage therapists who are knowledgeable in how to use Gua Sha and use this modality in our own practice.