Do You Gua Sha?
| Yong Li

About Gua Sha
Gua sha is part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in which a tool is used to repeated glide strokes over lubricated skin with a blunt tool that has a smooth edge—a gua sha tool.
Facial muscles store a lot of tension, which can create fine lines and wrinkles. Regular facial gua sha massage and facial rolling helps to increase stimulation, drain congested lymph nodes, rid the body of toxins, stimulate collagen production, help with sinus issues, and decrease under eye puffiness and dark circles.
Facial gua sha moves lymphatic fluids and improves blood circulation so your skin can function better. As if that weren't enough, it can also reduce puffiness and help your skin appear bright and more lifted!
Why Gua Sha
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moves and drains lymphatic fluids
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reduces face and under eye puffiness
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increases blood circulation
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relieves jaw tension
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reduces sinus pressure
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brings about a healthy glow
How to Gua Sha
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Learn the simple steps of facial gua sha in our video tutorial
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Read our blog post with step-by-step instructions
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Gua sha stroke directions for concave shaped tool
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Gua sha stroke directions for heart shaped tool
Gua Sha Tools
Shop our wide selection of jade, rose quartz, amethyst, copper, and silver gua sha tools here.
Tip: Store your gua sha tool in the refrigerator or freezer for maximum cooling and de-puffing effects. Or run it under warm water prior to use for a warming effect.




Gua Sha Facial Oil

Pair your gua sha tool with ReDermaVive Golden Goddess Gua Sha Oil for optim
al glide, moisture boost, and the incredible anti-aging benefits of pearl powder, ginseng, babchi oil, green coffee bean oil, and hibiscus seed oil.
Apply gua sha oil to cleansed face and neck. Starting in the center of the face, hold the gua sha at a slightly tilted angle and glide the tool across the skin in outward strokes, using gentle but firm pressure.