Before your massage, you can apply your favourite serum, oil, moisturiser, or sheet mask. The roller will help with the absorption of vital ingredients. The roller can also be stored in the fridge prior to use for an extra cooling effect.
Using the upper side or ‘top of the love heart’, drag the gua sha up the back of the neck using firm pressure. When you reach the hairline, use pressing motions on the area of the neck which feels most tense. Repeat this sequence.
With the inward curved side of the tool, sweep up the side of the neck from the collarbone towards the jawline. When you reach the jaw line, use short, sharp pressing motions. Repeat this sequence before moving to the opposite side.
Use the upper side of the gua sha with light pressure to massage the throat. Starting in between the collarbones, sweep the tool upwards following the curve of the neck before using the two points to apply pressure to the jawline.
With the gua sha on its side, use the ‘top of the love heart’ to make sweeping motions across the jawline. Start at the chin and move the tool upwards towards the ear. Repeat this sequence before moving to the opposite side.
Using the longest side of the gua sha, to massage the cheekbones. Start just above the mouth and to the side of the nose and drag the tool upwards, following the contours of the cheekbones, towards the hairline using medium pressure. Repeat this sequence before moving to the opposite side.
Use the longest curve of the ‘love heart’ to massage the under-eye area. Place the gua sha flat against the inner corner of the eye and use gentle pressure to sweep outwards towards the hairline. Repeat this sequence before moving to the opposite side.
Place the smaller curve of the ‘love heart’ underneath the eyebrow and the longer curve above the eyebrow before suing sweeping motions following the shape of the eyes out towards the hairline. Use gentle pressure.
With the longest side of the gua sha, pull the tool upwards from just above the eyebrows towards the top of the forehead. Repeat this sequence before moving to the opposite side.
