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A Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves scraping a smooth-edged tool (usually made of jade, rose quartz, or stainless steel) across the skin. On the face, it is performed with light pressure and a facial oil to glide smoothly without pulling.
Key Benefits
Boosts Lymphatic Drainage: Moves stagnant fluid away from the face and down to the lymph nodes, which instantly reduces morning facial puffiness.
Sculpts Facial Contours: Releases muscle tension in the jaw, cheeks, and brow furrow, temporarily defining the jawline and lifting the cheekbones.
Enhances Microcirculation: The gentle friction draws fresh, oxygenated blood to the surface, bringing a rush of nutrients that leaves the skin with an immediate, healthy glow.
Relieves Chronic Tension: Effectively relaxes hyperactive facial muscles, helping to alleviate jaw clenching, TMJ discomfort, and tension headaches.
Aids Product Absorption: Massaging the skin over your facial oils or serums helps press the nourishing ingredients deeper into the skin layers.
How to Use It Safely With Your Routine
Always Use a Lubricant: Never use Gua Sha on dry skin. Pair it with a facial oil or a slippery, hydrating product like the Vitamin B + E + Hyaluronic Acid serum or Tea Tree Oil serum
Avoid Active Acne: Do not glide the tool over active blemishes or areas where you applied the Tea Tree Oil serum, as scraping can spread bacteria and worsen inflammation.
Skip on Peel Nights: Do not perform Gua Sha on the night of your Triple Enzyme Peel. Freshly exfoliated skin is too sensitive and vulnerable to friction.
A Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves scraping a smooth-edged tool (usually made of jade, rose quartz, or stainless steel) across the skin. On the face, it is performed with light pressure and a facial oil to glide smoothly without pulling.
Key Benefits
Boosts Lymphatic Drainage: Moves stagnant fluid away from the face and down to the lymph nodes, which instantly reduces morning facial puffiness.
Sculpts Facial Contours: Releases muscle tension in the jaw, cheeks, and brow furrow, temporarily defining the jawline and lifting the cheekbones.
Enhances Microcirculation: The gentle friction draws fresh, oxygenated blood to the surface, bringing a rush of nutrients that leaves the skin with an immediate, healthy glow.
Relieves Chronic Tension: Effectively relaxes hyperactive facial muscles, helping to alleviate jaw clenching, TMJ discomfort, and tension headaches.
Aids Product Absorption: Massaging the skin over your facial oils or serums helps press the nourishing ingredients deeper into the skin layers.
How to Use It Safely With Your Routine
Always Use a Lubricant: Never use Gua Sha on dry skin. Pair it with a facial oil or a slippery, hydrating product like the Vitamin B + E + Hyaluronic Acid serum or Tea Tree Oil serum
Avoid Active Acne: Do not glide the tool over active blemishes or areas where you applied the Tea Tree Oil serum, as scraping can spread bacteria and worsen inflammation.
Skip on Peel Nights: Do not perform Gua Sha on the night of your Triple Enzyme Peel. Freshly exfoliated skin is too sensitive and vulnerable to friction.