Description
A stainless steel Gua Sha tool gives your facial massage a cooling, ultra-smooth, and hygienic upgrade. Perfect for daily self-care and supporting healthy, radiant skin.
Benefits
- De-puffs & sculpts the face by boosting lymphatic drainage and releasing built up fluids from the face
- Smoothes fine lines around mouth
- Soothes inflammation — naturally cool to the touch
- Relieves muscle tension, especially in the jaw and brow area
- Improves circulation for a fresh, glowing complexion
- Improves skin firmness
- More hygienic than stone tools and easy to clean
- Durable & non-porous — won’t chip or absorb product
How to Use
- Apply a facial oil, serum, or moisturiser.
- Hold the tool flat against the skin.
- Glide in upward, outward strokes with light pressure:
- Neck → upwards
- Jawline → towards the ear
- Cheeks → upwards
- Under-eye → very gentle, outwards
- Forehead → from brows up to hairline
- Repeat each stroke 3–5 times.
- Clean with warm soapy water after use.
Tip: Store your stainless steel Gua Sha in the fridge for extra cooling and depuffing.
How Gua Sha Can Help Scar Tissue
- Improves circulation around the area, which may support healing.
- Breaks down adhesions (tight, stuck tissue) over time with gentle, consistent work.
- Increases mobility in the skin and fascia, helping the area feel less tight.
- Reduces stiffness if the scar is causing restriction.
Important Guidelines
- Only treat fully healed scars — closed, smooth, and no scabs.
- Avoid new, red, inflamed, or painful scars.
- Use light pressure at first; too much can worsen sensitivity.
- Apply a slip agent (oil or balm) to avoid dragging the skin.
Best Technique for Scar Tissue
- Gentle slow strokes along the scar (not across) to start.
- Once the scar is more mobile, add light strokes across the scar line.
- Work for 1–3 minutes, 3–4 times per week.
Scars it may help with
- Acne marks
- Surgical scars (once fully healed)
- Injury scars (healed)
- C-section scars (after medical clearance)
