Gua Sha

Available in: Clear Quartz | Rose Quartz

What is Gua Sha?

Gua Sha is an ancient healing technique that originated in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It involves gently scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation, release muscle tension, and promote detoxification. This practice has been used for centuries to support lymphatic drainage, reduce inflammation, and enhance overall well-being.

What Does It Do?

Gua Sha works by stimulating microcirculation in the skin and fascia, helping to:
✔ Promote lymphatic drainage, reducing puffiness and fluid retention
✔ Boost blood circulation, delivering oxygen and nutrients to skin cells
✔ Release muscle tension, easing facial and body tightness
✔ Encourage collagen production, leading to firmer, more radiant skin
✔ Improve skin elasticity and smooth the appearance of fine lines
✔ Relieve sinus congestion and headaches through gentle massage

Lymphatic Assistance:

The lymphatic system is a key component of the body’s detoxification process, responsible for removing toxins and excess fluids. Unlike the circulatory system, the lymphatic system doesn’t have a pump (like the heart), so it relies on movement and massage to flow properly. Gua Sha encourages this natural detox process by gently guiding stagnant lymph toward drainage points, reducing puffiness and promoting a healthy glow.

Spiritual & Energetic Benefits:

Because Gua Sha involves intentional touch and movement, it can be a deeply meditative practice, helping to:
✔ Release emotional blockages stored in the body
✔ Encourage self-love and mindfulness in daily rituals
✔ Align the energy flow in the face and body for holistic healing

How to Use:
1. Prep Your Skin – Apply a nourishing facial oil (like Sacred Skincare body oils) to create slip and prevent friction.
2. Start at the Neck – Always begin at the base of the neck to open lymphatic pathways. Use gentle strokes, moving upwards and outwards.
3. Jaw & Cheeks – Glide the gua sha from the center of the chin outward to the ears, following the jawline.
4. Under-Eyes & Brows – Use light pressure around delicate areas to reduce puffiness.
5. Forehead & Temples – Stroke upwards to relieve tension and smooth fine lines.

Tip: Store your gua sha in the fridge for an ultra-soothing experience!

Sacred Blessing:

“With every stroke, I release tension and invite renewal. My beauty flows naturally from within.”