Facial GuaSha
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Facial Gua Sha is a traditional technique that involves using a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape the skin, promoting blood circulation, reducing puffiness, and enhancing skin tone.
Single Treatment £40/20min
Package (6 sessions) £216
We accept appointments only; walk-ins are not allowed
How the Facial GuaSha Work ?
1. Preparation Stage
2. Gua Sha Techniques
1.Forehead:
2.Eyebrow & Eye Area:
3.Cheeks:
Begin at the sides of the nose and move outward along the cheekbones toward the ears to lift and improve circulation.
4.Jawline & Chin:
How the Facial GuaSha Work ?
1. Preparation Stage
2. Gua Sha Techniques
Always move outward and upward with gentle pressure, repeating each stroke 5–10 times until the skin feels warm.
1.Forehead:
- Start from the center of your forehead and glide upward toward the hairline to relieve tension and smooth wrinkles.
2.Eyebrow & Eye Area:
- Use the smooth edge to slide from the inner brow outward along the brow bone toward the temple, helping to reduce puffiness and eye strain.
3.Cheeks:
Begin at the sides of the nose and move outward along the cheekbones toward the ears to lift and improve circulation.
4.Jawline & Chin:
Always move outward and upward with gentle pressure, repeating each stroke 5–10 times until the skin feels warm.
1.Forehead:
- Start from the center of your forehead and glide upward toward the hairline to relieve tension and smooth wrinkles.
2.Eyebrow & Eye Area:
- Use the smooth edge to slide from the inner brow outward along the brow bone toward the temple, helping to reduce puffiness and eye strain.
3.Cheeks:
Begin at the sides of the nose and move outward along the cheekbones toward the ears to lift and improve circulation.
4.Jawline & Chin:
- Start at the center of the chin and glide along the jawline toward the earlobe to define the facial contours and reduce puffiness.
5.Neck: - Gently scrape upward to promote skin firmness or downward to encourage lymphatic drainage.
3 Finishing Steps - Gently Pat & Massage: Use your fingertips to help the skin absorb the remaining oil or serum.
- Apply a Hydrating Mask or Mistto soothe the skin.
- Drink Water to support detoxification.
Important Tips
- Keep your session around 5–10 minutes and practice 2–3 times per week.
- Avoid excessive pressure to prevent bruising or irritation.
- Do not perform Gua Sha on broken skin, active acne, eczema, or inflamed areas.
- Always clean and sanitize your Gua Sha tool after each use.
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