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How do I clean my Gua Sha tool?
You should clean your tool after every single use.
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How long until I see results?
You may notice immediate results like reduced puffiness and a radiant glow right after a session, as circulation is boosted. More significant, long-term changes, such as improved skin firmness and…
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Can I use Gua Sha if I have acne or sensitive skin?
Acne: You should avoid scraping directly over active, inflamed breakouts or open blemishes to prevent irritation or spreading bacteria. Instead, focus on the areas around the acne and on the…
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Which Gua Sha tool material is best (Jade, Rose Quartz, or Stainless Steel)?
The material often comes down to personal preference, though each has slight differences:
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What is the correct way to hold and use the tool?
Angle: Hold the tool at a 15 to 45-degree angle to the skin. You want it almost flat to gently glide, not perpendicular (90 degrees), which can drag the skin.…
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Does Gua Sha hurt or cause bruising?
When performed correctly for facial massage, Gua Sha should not hurt and should not cause bruising. You should use a light-to-medium pressure—enough to feel a deep massage but not so…
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Do I need to use oil or a serum?
Yes, absolutely. You should never use a gua sha tool on dry skin. A facial oil or a thick serum is essential to provide enough “slip” so the tool glides…
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How often should I do Gua Sha?
For best results, many experts recommend aiming for 3 to 4 times per week. However, it is generally safe to use daily, especially if you use very light pressure and…
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What are the main benefits of Facial Gua Sha?
The primary benefits include:
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What exactly is Gua Sha?
Gua Sha (pronounced “gwa-shah”) is a traditional Chinese practice that involves using a smooth-edged tool, typically made of jade, rose quartz, or stainless steel, to gently scrape or glide across…