Mon Corner B Mini rose quartz gua sha

Straight from Asia, gua sha massage is an ancient Chinese ritual that involves scraping the skin to stimulate acupressure points and reduce bad energy.

Designed in rose quartz, the stone of love, and in the shape of a heart, MONCORNERB's beauty accessory promotes inner peace.

The benefits of MonCornerB's rose quartz gua sha :

A Chinese face massage tool, gua sha is full of virtues for both body and mind. Indeed it :

- Stimulates blood circulation and oxygenates the tissues

- Decongests, especially around the eyes

- Drains toxins, to promote healthier skin and limit blemishes

- Smooths and firms skin to fight signs of aging

- Releases tension and offers a feeling of letting go

- Boosts the radiance of the complexion as after a salon skincare

- Facilitates the absorption of skincare products and increases their benefits

How to use MonCornerB's rose quartz gua sha like a pro :

The golden rules of gua sha massage :

Spray a moisturizing mist on clean skin then apply a few drops of face oil on damp skin.

Gently slide the gua sha along the face, maintaining light pressure and making precise, slow movements.

Smooth the skin with the gua sha stone from the inside out of the face and from bottom to top, adopting different angles to adapt to the contours of the face.

Repeat each movement between 5 and 10 times.

The areas where to perform the gua sha massage :

The neck : Smooth the skin from bottom to top.

The jawline : Place the chin in the hollow formed by the rounded tips of the heart-shaped gua sha and slide up to the ears following the contour of the jawline.

The cheeks : Start from the side of the nose and go up to the temples for a plumping effect.

The eye contour : Slide one of the rounded tips of the gua sha from the inner corner of the eye towards the temples for a decongestant action. Finish by lightly massaging the temples for a relaxing effect.

The eyebrows : Slide the tip of the gua sha along the eyebrows to the temples.

The forehead : Smooth do it starting from the eyebrows towards the hairline.