Introducing our new and more affordable Aventurine Gua Shas.

Gua Sha is an ancient Chinese therapy that uses a tool to rub or scrape the skin's surface in long strokes. This massage technique moves energy, known as qi (or chi), around the body, and is used as a beauty tool for applying moisturiser and oils, and for sweeping and clearing inflammation and stagnation from areas of the face and body. Gua Sha can be used for acupressure as well to stimulate energy within the meridians.

Green Aventurine is most commonly found in India and legend has it that drinking water infused with Aventurine is an effective remedy for skin problems. Using Aventurine gua sha on your face and body comes with many benefits too as it's known to be useful in clearing skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and rosacea due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

It's also known to improve functioning of the thymus gland and support a healthy nervous system. It's a very smooth stone and readily warms to your skin temperature. 

On a metaphysical level, Aventurine helps heal emotional imbalances, calms irritation and anger, and alleviates stress and performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion.

Pair with Anoint CBD Face Oil + Anoint CBD Body / Massage Oil for de-puffing, lifting, toning, and revitalizing experience for your skin.

Directions for Facial Gua Sha:

• Apply Anoint CBD Face Oil to skin.
• Repeat each step below 3-6 times.

Neck ~ With the inside curved side of the Gua Sha tool, sweep the neck in a downward motion from the jawline to the collarbone with very light pressure.

Jaw ~ With the jagged curved side of the Gua Sha tool, move from the center of the chin, gliding along the jawline to the ear using light to medium pressure.

Cheek ~ With the outer curved side of the Gua Sha tool, start at the corner of your mouth and sweep upwards under your cheekbone towards your hairline using light pressure.

Eye ~ Use tip of the outer curved side of the Gua Sha tool to glide under the eye (staying on the orbital bone) outwards to meet the hairline with no pressure.

Eyebrow ~ With the jagged curved side of the Gua Sha tool, gently sweep upwards from under the eyebrow bone to the hairline.

Forehead ~ With the outer curved side of the Gua Sha tool, gently massage the forehead upwards from the eyebrow to the hairline with light to medium pressure.

Neck ~ Come back to the neck to drain the lymphatic fluid toward the lymph nodes to be filtered and moved back into the bloodstream. With light to medium pressure, use the inside curved or the jagged curved side of the Gua Sha tool and sweep from just under the ear down the neck past the collarbone in the direction of the underarm.

Smaller Size - 2" W x 3" L