Gouache massager for face and body wooden Doe Hillary Wooden gouache massager for face and body Hind

The convenient shape of the wooden Guasha massager for the face and body Lan with a handle hole makes it easy and securely held in the hand to choose the optimal pressure for the massage.

With it, you can perform various types of massage:

• Guasha massage for arms, legs, back, abdomen, buttocks.

• Massage of the neck and shoulder area, arms, and shoulders.

• Guasha face massage.

• Point massage.

• Relaxation massage.

It has 4 working sides for Guasha massage and 4 working corners for point massage. It can work on both large areas of the body and small areas of the face.

The large side surfaces are suitable for Guasha massage of the back, legs, abdomen, and buttocks.

The smaller sides are used for massaging the arms, shoulders, neck, and face. The corners of different sizes allow for point massage of various areas of the body, depending on the need — from head to feet. 

The massager is suitable for both home, self-use and professional use by massage therapists. It does not break, is easy to clean, and is very durable.

The massager is handmade from natural oak wood using a special technique: dry wood that undergoes 4 types of polishing and has a special coating — a combination of oil and hard wax OSMO TopOil 3028, which crystallizes the upper layer of the wood.

The natural oils in the coating are environmentally friendly and completely safe for health. They penetrate deep into the wooden surfaces, giving them water- and dirt-repellent properties, strength, and wear resistance. At the same time, the wood retains its ability to breathe. The product is not painted and not lacquered.

Application method:

1. Apply the oil to the area where you will be performing the massage.

2. For point massage, place one of the massager's corners on the trigger points, apply slight pressure, and slowly rotate in a clockwise direction. Avoid fast and sharp movements, do not apply excessive pressure; the procedure should not cause pain or discomfort.

3. For Guasha massage, place the rounded side of the massager on the area you will be working on, at a 45-degree angle. Move along the massage lines.

4. Massage one line until redness appears, but keep in mind that after particularly active massage, bruises and blood spots may sometimes remain (this is normal for Guasha massage, provided that you do not experience severe pain or discomfort during the process).

• hypertension;
• low platelet count;
• skin damage in the massage area;
• exacerbation of skin diseases;
• infectious diseases;
• allergies, especially to components of massage oils;
• liver dysfunction;
• fractures during healing;
• tumors;
• poor blood clotting.

Care recommendations for the wooden scraper:

• Before first use, wipe the scraper with a cotton pad soaked in chlorhexidine.

• After the massage procedure, wipe the scraper from oil residue with a paper napkin.

• DO NOT WASH the scraper with water and soap, do not wet it.

• Store the scraper in the pouch that comes with the set.