For optimal results, we recommend using the Gua Sha Massage Tool daily. Incorporating it into your skincare or self-care routine can help promote relaxation, reduce muscle tension, and enhance overall well-being.

Yes, gua sha can be used on sensitive and acne-prone skin, but it requires a gentle and cautious approach. For acne-prone skin, the Gua Sha tool helps reduce flare-ups, redness, and the size of acne by moving congestion and improving circulation. If you have sensitive skin, it's advisable to use a light touch.  However, it's generally not recommended to use gua sha on broken skin or areas with active pustules. Applying pressure on broken skin can exacerbate the issue, delay healing, and potentially lead to further irritation. It's essential to let wounds or pustules heal before using gua sha in those areas.

Always consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional to ensure that gua sha is suitable for your specific skin condition. They can provide personalized advice based on your skin's needs and any existing concerns.

Don't worry at all! Your gua sha tool is perfectly safe to use. These marks, indents, or black spots are just part of the handcrafting process. They may come from tiny black specks in the natural clay, small holes during molding or baking, natural marks from the baking or glazing process, or even marks left by tongs during glazing and drying.

Yes, that's completely normal! The redness is part of the Gua Sha process. 'Gua' means to scrape and 'Sha' refers to the appearance of the redness or spots caused by increased blood flow and minor vessel activity due to the pressure. The redness is temporary and will fade away. Feel free to adjust the pressure and duration to your comfort and avoid applying excessive force.