How to Sculpt Your Jawline & Depuff Face with Gua Sha (Step-by-Step)
Learn the proper angles, pressure, and facial lymphatic pathways for an instant morning face lift.
Facial Gua Sha is an ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine practice that stimulates lymphatic fluid movement, relaxes tense facial muscles, and promotes glowing blood circulation. When done correctly with light pressure, it creates an immediate contoured look.
1. The 15-Degree Flat Angle Rule
Never hold the stone at a 90-degree angle to your skin, which causes bruising. Lay the tool almost completely flat (15-degree angle) against your face and use light, feather-weight pressure.
"Always drain down the neck at the end of each stroke to guide lymphatic fluid toward the clavicle nodes."
— Sarah Jenkins
Medical Grade Stainless Steel Gua Sha Tool
Non-porous, unbreakable stainless steel tool that stays naturally cold for intense facial depuffing.
✓ What We Loved (Pros)
- •Stays ice cold naturally without needing a refrigerator
- •Unbreakable stainless steel design
- •Non-porous and hygienic to wash with warm soap
✕ Things to Keep in Mind (Cons)
- •Must be used with facial oil to prevent skin dragging
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many times a week should I do Gua Sha?
3 to 5 times per week in the morning for 5-10 minutes yields visible sculpting and depuffing results.