Gua Sha

A natural Bian stone gua sha for working out a tight jaw, face and neck. A smooth edge for long sweeps, a ridged edge for the tight spots.

Why you'll like it

• Two edges, two jobs: the smooth edge for long, gentle sweeps, the ridged edge for tight spots like your masseter (the big chewing muscle at the side of your jaw).
• Natural Bian stone: dense, smooth and cool on the skin.
• Lymphatic-style face massage: light upward and outward strokes that leave your face feeling looser and fresher.
• Train it, then release it: pair it with the Skelgear Jaw Trainer.

How to use

1. Prep: apply a few drops of face oil so the stone glides.
2. Hold it almost flat: at a low angle to your skin, about 15 degrees.
3. Sweep: work outward and upward from the centre of your face toward your ears, then down your neck. Use 3 to 5 light strokes per area.
4. Ridged edge: use it along your jawline and over tight spots in your jaw muscles.
5. Clean: rinse with water and mild soap, then dry.

What it's made of

• Natural Bian stone: every stone has its own natural markings, so yours will be one of a kind.

FAQs

Why Bian stone?
It's dense and smooth, glides easily over oiled skin and stays cool to the touch.

Which edge should I use?
Use the smooth edge for long sweeps across your face and neck, and the ridged edge for the jaw and any tight spots.

How often should I use it?
A few minutes, 3 to 5 times a week, works well.

Anything to avoid?
Keep the pressure light on your face. Avoid broken, sunburnt or irritated skin.

Specs

• Material: natural Bian stone
• Colour: black
• 1 piece
• Packaging: 100 × 65 × 50 mm