Discover our exclusive set of 5 Bian Shi stone Gua Sha tools, a perfect ensemble to integrate the ancestral benefits of traditional Chinese medicine into your skincare routine.

Bian Shi stone Gua Sha tools, known for their healing and relaxing properties, have been used for centuries to promote physical and emotional well-being. Each piece in this set is precisely carved, offering a unique and revitalizing massage experience.

The benefits of this set are numerous:
- Variety of shapes and sizes: Each Gua Sha tool is unique, offering a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different needs and areas of the body.
- Stimulation of Qi and Blood circulation: Massage movements with Bian Shi stone Gua Sha tools promote circulation, helping to unlock muscular tension and reduce inflammation.
- Improvement of skin texture: Massage movements with Bian Shi stone promote firmer, smoother, and brighter skin.
- Energy balance: According to traditional Chinese medicine, using Bian Shi stone Gua Sha tools can help rebalance the body's energy flows, promoting overall well-being and emotional wellness.

This set consists of 5 Gua Sha tools:
- 1 S-shaped Gua Sha tool - Size: 11cm * 3.8cm * 0.8cm.
- 1 U-shaped Gua Sha tool - Size: 8cm x 5.8cm x 0.6cm.
- 1 Heart-shaped Gua Sha tool - Size: 10.2cm * 5.5cm * 0.7cm.
- 1 Fish-shaped Gua Sha tool - Size: 12.5cm x 4cm x 0.6cm.
- 1 Duck Foot-shaped Gua Sha tool - Size: 9.8cm x 6.5cm x 0.7cm.

Gua Sha is a common technique in TCM that involves scraping the skin with a massage tool called a Gua Sha tool, to improve the circulation of Qi, Blood, and bodily fluids. Scraping also helps, in case of attack of the Biao, wind/cold or wind/heat, to bring the perverse to the surface.
Microcirculation of soft tissues is stimulated with varied pressure movements, increasing blood flow.
The practitioner can apply massage oil to the skin to facilitate ""scraping"".

Indications:
Gua Sha helps to circulate stagnant energy, inflammation, cold, and arthritis.
Gua Sha is generally practiced on the back, buttocks, neck, arms, and legs. A gentler version of it can even be used on the face as a ""lifting"" technique to prevent wrinkles and fine lines.