Gua sha real

In ancient times, coins and even bone were used to perform the scraping associated with gua sha. Nowadays, gua sha usually is done with a specially designed handheld tool made from stones like jade and rose quartz. The best electric face massager 3.   Boosts circulation: Ever noticed how a set of jumping jacks or push-ups send a surge of blood and oxygen in your body? If yes, then a face massager does the same way. It’s just a matter of a few minutes; it will send a surge of blood and oxygen to the skin. This increases and improves blood circulation, deflates puffiness (especially in the under eyes) and gives the skin desired glow. When the skin gets more oxygen than usual, its collagen production also increases. In short, you get a smooth and glowing complexion.  

OK, we’re not claiming a gua sha treatment will cure hepatitis B — a viral infection that can cause liver damage and scarring. Treatment def requires a doctor! But a 2011 case study reported that gua sha over a 48-hour period helped treat a man’s liver inflammation from hep B. This study was pretty flawed, though, since it just looked at a single person and a very limited timeframe. It’s also important to note that reducing inflammation is a short-term approach to treating hep B. 2. Sinus pressure As this body gua sha is a larger sized design, we’ve been using it on our jawline and neck. The white presentation box includes helpful instructions for use, and different techniques to try on the whole body. The three edges offer firm, mild and medium pressure, which we liked for targeted massaging, as we swept it over our collarbone to our chin and our neck to our shoulders.