Sacheu Facial Gua Sha - Stainless Steel Gua Sha Reduce Puffiness - Gua Sha Massage Relieves and Relaxes Facial Muscles - Facial Gua Sha Tool Increases Circulation and Enhance Glow - 1 pc

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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Lisa_Taylor-Swanson/publication/332793549_Complexity_in_Licensed_Acupuncturists'_Clinical_Reasoning/links/5d3a109992851cd04686b693/Complexity-in-Licensed-Acupuncturists-Clinical-Reasoning.pdf In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), gua sha is clinically used to treat ailments like heatstroke, gastrointestinal issues, and chronic pain, and was originally used only on the body, explains Dr. Ervina Wu, a doctor of TCM, registered TCM Dermatologist, and the Co-Founder of YINA. By applying pressure to specific areas of the body or face and "scraping" the stone up or down on the skin, you can increase lymphatic drainage, move stagnant energy, promote blood flow, and reduce inflammation. For best results your Gua Sha should be used once per day. However you can still see results when using it 2 - 3 days per week. Start with using it a couple of days per week then increase this to daily use. Stainless steel, according to the literal meaning, is steel that will not rust. Its full name is stainless acid-resistant steel. The steel grades that are resistant to weak corrosive media such as air, steam, and water or have rust properties are called stainless steels; while the steel grades that are resistant to chemical corrosion media (acid, alkali, salt and other chemical corrosion) are called acid-resistant steels.

There are stainless steel gua shas, like the Sacheu Beauty Gua Sha, that are great in terms of hygiene. Stainless steel doesn’t transfer bacteria as it’s nonporous, so it’s easy to clean and won’t absorb any skincare products.Additionally, it doesn’t rust so you won’t have to worry about your skin turning all kinds of funky colors when using the tool. Stainless steel Gua Sha benefits Puffy eyes? Reach for this rose quartz massager. When you combine it with eye cream or serum, the curved shape is designed to gently slide around all the crevices of your delicate eye area to minimize puffiness and leave you feeling refreshed. A slightly longer handle would make this tool easier to maneuver, but other than that, we have no complaints.

Song XY, et al. (2019). A clinical study on improving motor function and quality of life by bian stone therapy in hemodialysis patients. Gua sha practitioners should not break the skin during the treatment, but there is a risk it could happen. Broken skin increases the possibility of infection, so a gua sha practitioner should always sterilize their tools between treatments.

This tool shape is like that of a spoon. This tool is also quite popular because of the great control and pressure that this shape allows while scraping. By far, this is the most authentic Gau Sha tool material. In the early days, all Gua Sha tools got fashioned out of the Bian Stone. This stone comes from the Sibin Village, in China. In addition to improving overall health and radiance of the skin, gua sha has a multitude of benefits. So why would you use a stainless steel tool for Gua Sha rather than one of the “stone” or “crystal” ones? Well, stainless steel offers a few benefits over the others: Doesn’t absorb product Boucetta KQ, et al. (2014). Skin hydration in postmenopausal women: Argan oil benefit with oral and/or topical use.