Handmade massage stone made from semi-precious stone.

The mushroom shape is ideal for the eye contour.

Black obsidian is known to protect against negative energies, increase the sense of intuition and improve judgment.

Gua Sha stones, a traditional tool of Chinese medicine, have a long history dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Gua Sha was originally used as a healing method to treat pain and illness. The term "Gua Sha" literally means "scraping sand" and describes the technique of repeatedly scraping the skin with a flat, rounded tool to release stagnant blood and "Sha" (pathological energy). This is intended to promote the flow of energy (Qi) in the body and support healing.

In recent years, Gua Sha has also gained popularity in the cosmetic field. Cosmetic Gua Sha applications mainly focus on the face. Using special Gua Sha stones, often made from jade or rose quartz, the skin is gently massaged to promote circulation, reduce puffiness and improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The massage also helps to release tension in the facial muscles, resulting in a relaxed and radiant complexion.

A key aspect of the Gua Sha technique is the stimulation of the lymphatic system. The gentle scraping motion stimulates lymphatic drainage, which helps to detoxify the skin and reduce puffiness, especially in the face. In addition to the aesthetic benefits, Gua Sha on the face is often described as a calming and relaxing treatment that reduces stress and increases general well-being. Overall, the use of Gua Sha stones offers a harmonious combination of traditional healing and modern skin care.