The uniqueness of the Bian Stone

Bian stone is a mineral traditionally used in Chinese medicine for massage tools due to its density, cool touch, and durability.

• Ergonomic shape: Its curves are designed to perfectly fit the lines of the jaw, cheekbones, forehead, and neck.

• Polished and smooth surface: It allows for precise gliding over the skin without pulling or uncomfortable friction.

• Firm tool: Unlike massaging with your fingers, the firmness of the stone allows for even and relaxing strokes.

(It is often attributed with miraculous properties or infrared emission; in reality, its true cosmetic value lies in providing perfect support for a relaxing facial massage.)

What can you expect from Gua Sha massage

• Good face effect: The gentle rubbing stimulates surface circulation, restoring a beautiful natural flush and radiance to the skin.

• Feeling of lightness: Immediately relieves tension accumulated in the jaw and between the eyebrows.

• Less bloating in the morning: It helps to move fluid accumulated while sleeping, temporarily smoothing the face.

• Best application: It makes it easier for your facial oil or serum to spread evenly and feel super nice.

How to use it step by step

1. Clean and hydrated skin: Clean your face and hands thoroughly.

2. Essential step (the oil): Apply a few drops of your favorite facial oil so that the stone glides smoothly without dragging or pulling on your skin.

3. The correct angle: Place the stone almost flat against your face, at a very steep angle (about 15 degrees to the skin, never perpendicular).

4. Gentle pressure: Apply gentle, pleasant pressure. The massage It should never hurt nor leave bruises or intense red marks.

5. Upward movements: Glide the stone from the center of your face outwards and upwards (from your chin to your ears, from your nose to your temples, and across your forehead to your hairline). On your neck, glide it gently from top to bottom.

6. Repetitions: Repeat each step 3 to 5 times. Doing it more often won't get you better results.

7. Stone cleaning: Wash the Gua Sha tool after each use with lukewarm water and a mild, neutral soap. Dry it thoroughly with a towel before storing it.