Rose Quartz Gua Sha Eye Massager, Facial Reflexology, 1 pc.
CRYSTALLOVE Rose Quartz Gua Sha Eye Massager – Facial Reflexology. This point-shaped massager – spoon – is the perfect complement to daily care for gua sha and facial reflexology enthusiasts. It allows for precise massaging of hard-to-reach areas and relaxes tense muscles that cause crow's feet around the eyes. The massage improves microcirculation and reduces lymphatic stasis, allowing us to naturally get rid of puffiness and dark circles under the eyes. HOW DOES FACIAL REFLEXOLOGY WORK? The point-shaped tip is designed to massage and press on energy points located on our face, which are connected to organs throughout the body through nerve endings. Each point on our face and body corresponds to individual internal organs. By pressing and massaging specific points, we improve blood circulation, restoring the proper flow of qi (vital energy) and unblocking the meridians, or "energy channels," in our bodies through which life-giving qi energy moves. Reflexology-based massage calms and relaxes, promotes better sleep, and has a beneficial effect on our entire body. According to natural medicine, good health depends on the harmonious flow of energy in our body. If the flow of qi (vital energy) in our body through any meridian becomes blocked or unstable, it can lead to disease in the associated organ. Dimensions: 11cm x 3.7cm Color: Pink Chakra: Hearts Packaging: Elegant Velvet CRYSTALLOVE Pouch ROSE QUARTZ According to ALTERNATE MEDICINE: Beneficial for the complexion, bringing a youthful appearance Helps fight wrinkles The stone's energy calms and soothes Clears the body and mind of negative emotions HOW TO MASSAGE YOUR FACE - FACIAL REFLEXOLOGY Facial massage is performed on cleansed skin covered with your favorite oil or serum (so that the massager glides easily across the skin). Start with the wider, flat tip, making small circles around the eyes. Facial massage with the point tip: Select a specific area of the skin and perform a precise point-by-point massage, "drawing" small circles or zigzags on the face. Massage the auricles, temples, tip of the nose, and forehead.
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