The Origins Gua Sha Tool
Gua Sha tool has been around for 2500 years, used in traditional Chinese medicinal practices for health and beauty treatments. Used for facial: The slow gentle sweeping motion can help move with is stuck and stagnant. It can help with puffiness, smooth lines, soften tension from the face, increase blood flow, as well as assist in clearing the sinuses Used for well-being and muscle tension: the sweeping motion along the trapezius along the shoulders, neck, and scalp can help to ease tension, stiffness and stress. Using the pointed end of the Gua Sha tool can also stimulate acupressure points. sweeping along parts of the body can also help increase lymphatic drainage, and promote circulation along the energy meridian pathways for energy balance and tcm self-care practice.
Gua Sha tool has been around for 2500 years, used in traditional Chinese medicinal practices for health and beauty treatments. Used for facial: The slow gentle sweeping motion can help move with is stuck and stagnant. It can help with puffiness, smooth lines, soften tension from the face, increase blood flow, as well as assist in clearing the sinuses Used for well-being and muscle tension: the sweeping motion along the trapezius along the shoulders, neck, and scalp can help to ease tension, stiffness and stress. Using the pointed end of the Gua Sha tool can also stimulate acupressure points. sweeping along parts of the body can also help increase lymphatic drainage, and promote circulation along the energy meridian pathways for energy balance and tcm self-care practice.
Gua Sha tool has been around for 2500 years, used in traditional Chinese medicinal practices for health and beauty treatments. Used for facial: The slow gentle sweeping motion can help move with is stuck and stagnant. It can help with puffiness, smooth lines, soften tension from the face, increase blood flow, as well as assist in clearing the sinuses Used for well-being and muscle tension: the sweeping motion along the trapezius along the shoulders, neck, and scalp can help to ease tension, stiffness and stress. Using the pointed end of the Gua Sha tool can also stimulate acupressure points. sweeping along parts of the body can also help increase lymphatic drainage, and promote circulation along the energy meridian pathways for energy balance and tcm self-care practice.