U.S Patent D908,906
Created by Cecily Braden, this patented design is unlike any other tool on the market: it bridges professional techniques with at-home rituals.
Please note that there is limited stock of this gua sha.
Nephrite Jade is a dense stone that glides like silk on the skin and effortlessly contours the natural geography of the skin, so you can seamlessly fuse together a variety of facial massage techniques (light to deep) and become more fluid in achieving a myriad of desired results.
Its unique angles, beveled edges, a smooth texture and built-in acupressure points allow professionals to perform extremely specific facial massage techniques while the familiar curves, small size and CJB signature protective pouch make this tool ideal for at-home use and beginners.
Re-pattern signs of aging
Firms and lifts
Relieve sinus pressure
Renew facial contours | reverse sagging skin
Diminish dark circles | reduce puffiness
Minimise appearance of wrinkles (smoker, mimic and smile lines)
Brightens | promotes radiant complexion
Reduce dark spots | blemishes
Pressure
Always start superficially with the lymphatic sequence and apply pressure slowly and as needed to achieve your intended benefit. For additional techniques, refer to the tutorials in the advanced educational library provided with your purchase.
It’s important to work in synchronicity with the muscles and to support the natural function of the skin. Remember, when it comes to pressure…less is more.
Light = lymphatic drainage
Medium = iron out connective tissue & fascia (think fine lines & deep wrinkles)
Firm (not deep) = relax and relieve muscle tension, release trigger points
Daily use improves elasticity, reduces inflammation and through increased micro-circulation and lymphatic flow, cleanses the tissue and helps keep the space around the cells pristine, so healthy skin can flourish.
NOTE: Due to genuine gemstone quality, characteristics may vary slightly from featured image(s).
Supplied with a protective pouch.
Wholesale available for professional therapists.