How to use Skin Repair Gua Sha
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Jawline and Chin
Start with your jawline or chin Glide the tool along your jawline, starting from the chin and moving toward the ear. Use gentle pressure to relax the jaw muscles.
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Cheeks
Use the curved side of the tool to glide from the nose outwards to the ear. This motion helps reduce puffiness and enhances circulation.
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Under-Eye Area
Gently glide the tool from the inner corner of the eye outwards to the temple. Be very gentle in this delicate area to avoid tugging the skin.
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Forehead
Use the flat edge of the tool to glide from the center of the forehead towards the hairline. This technique helps smooth fine lines and promotes relaxation.
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Eyebrows
Position the tool at the base of your brow and gently glide upwards along the brow bone towards the temple. This technique helps lift the brows and relieve tension in the forehead area.
Benefits Of Using Skin Repair Gua Sha
- Enhanced Circulation: The massaging that is done during Gua Sha facilitates the supply of blood to the skin, and thus oxygen and nutrients are supplied to the skin cells which are required for skin tissue repair and renewal.
- Reduced Puffiness: Concerning the physical effect Gua Sha aids in the process of removing the accumulated lymphatic fluid thereby reducing water retention and swelling, especially in places like under the eyes.
- Improved Skin Elasticity: Daily application of Gua Sha can lead to an increase in the rate of collagen synthesis that ultimately contributes to skin and dermis firmness hence reducing the possibility of fine lines and wrinkles.
- Detoxification: One of the benefits of the technique is that it enhances the flow of lymph in the skin, consequently enhancing the shedding of wastes and toxins on the skin hence resulting to enhanced skin health.
- Muscle Relaxation: Facial muscles are often tight and this technique helps improve circulation, decrease muscle tension, and ultimately, improve the texture and quality of the skin.