Gua Sha facial stone is a traditional East Asia (South Korea, Japan, and China etc..) beauty therapy technique that involves using a smooth, flat tool to scrape the skin in a particular way. This technique is believed to help stimulate circulation, release tension, and promote lymphatic drainage, which can help reduce puffiness and improve the overall appearance of the skin.
Gua Sha facial therapy can be used as part of a regular skincare routine to help improve the appearance of the skin, reduce puffiness, and promote a healthy glow. It is also sometimes used to help alleviate tension in the face and neck, which can be helpful for those who experience headaches or jaw pain.
To use a Gua Sha facial stone, you can follow these steps:
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Cleanse your face: Start by cleansing your face and removing any makeup or dirt that may be on your skin.
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Apply facial oil or serum: Apply a few drops of your favorite facial oil or serum to your face. This will help the Gua Sha tool glide smoothly over your skin.
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Begin the massage: Hold the Gua Sha tool at a 45-degree angle and start at the center of your face, using gentle but firm pressure. Sweep the tool outward in long strokes, following the contours of your face. You can repeat each stroke 3-5 times.
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Move to the neck and chest: Move the Gua Sha tool down your neck and across your chest using the same sweeping motion.
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Repeat on the other side: Once you've finished one side of your face, repeat the same process on the other side.
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Cleanse your face again: Once you're finished with the massage, cleanse your face again to remove any excess oil or serum.
It's important to use gentle pressure when using a Gua Sha facial stone to avoid causing any irritation or damage to the skin. You can also adjust the pressure based on your comfort level.
It's recommended to use a Gua Sha facial stone 3-4 times a week as part of your skincare routine for best results.
Note: The color of the natural jade may vary slightly.