The Stainless Steel Gua Sha is a multifunctional tool with equal parts of function and luxury. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, it retains a naturally cool temperature, ideal for soothing freshly treated skin after waxing, shaping, or lamination. The flat edges glide effortlessly over the skin to calm redness, reduce inflammation, and provide a refreshing cryotherapy effect.
The rounded bulb tip brings a second benefit: targeted pressure point massage. Perfect for releasing tension in the brows, temples, and sinus areas, it enhances relaxation and recovery.
How to:
Gently glide the flat edge across contours of the face to cool and calm the skin. Use the rounded bulb end to apply light pressure to brow, temple, or sinus pressure points for added relaxation. Skin should be hydrated first, so use our Glow Up Elixir for the best results.
Best Practices
Chill before use for an enhanced cryotherapy effect.
Use gentle, steady motions, and avoid pressing too firmly on freshly waxed skin to maximize comfort.
The Stainless Steel Gua Sha is a multifunctional tool with equal parts of function and luxury. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, it retains a naturally cool temperature, ideal for soothing freshly treated skin after waxing, shaping, or lamination. The flat edges glide effortlessly over the skin to calm redness, reduce inflammation, and provide a refreshing cryotherapy effect.
The rounded bulb tip brings a second benefit: targeted pressure point massage. Perfect for releasing tension in the brows, temples, and sinus areas, it enhances relaxation and recovery.
How to:
Gently glide the flat edge across contours of the face to cool and calm the skin. Use the rounded bulb end to apply light pressure to brow, temple, or sinus pressure points for added relaxation. Skin should be hydrated first, so use our Glow Up Elixir for the best results.
Best Practices
Chill before use for an enhanced cryotherapy effect.
Use gentle, steady motions, and avoid pressing too firmly on freshly waxed skin to maximize comfort.
