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Handheld Myofascial Release Tool – Manual Massage Scraper

Price range: $22.99 through $23.99

A handheld myofascial release tool is a manual scraper used along muscle and connective tissue. It has a bevelled contoured edge with a grip handle, needing no power. Use a light oil or balm so the edge glides; dry scraping is what causes skin irritation.

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Specifications

Usage Mode: Manual

Handheld Myofascial Release Tool Trigger Point Massage Tool For Office Workers Sports Enthusiasts
Description:

Features:
Multifunctional Design: This large fascia massage blaster tool is perfect for targeting neck, shoulder, and back pain, making it an ideal choice for both office workers and sports enthusiasts alike.
Effective Myofascial Release: Our handheld myofascial release tool provides deep tissue massage to relieve tension and promote relaxation, helping to alleviate soreness and stiffness in muscles.
Cellulite Reduction: The innovative cellulite massager tool promotes circulation and lymphatic drainage, effectively reducing the appearance of cellulite while enhancing skin texture and tone.
Trigger Point Therapy: Designed specifically for trigger point massage, this tool helps release tight knots and tension in muscles, making it an essential addition to your recovery routine.
Portable and Easy to Use: Lightweight and handheld, this multifunctional body massage tool is perfect for on-the-go relief, allowing you to enjoy a rejuvenating massage anytime, anywhere.

Specification:

Material: Resin

Size: 10*5cm

Package Includes:

1*Large Fascia Massage Blaster Tool

                
Color

GRAY, YELLOW, Coffee, Amber

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Common questions

Do you need oil for gua sha?
Yes for face and body work. The tool has to glide. Dragging a stone or steel edge across dry skin is what causes the redness and irritation people mistake for results.
Which direction do you gua sha the face?
Outward and upward from the centre of the face toward the hairline and jaw, following the lymphatic drainage direction, with light pressure and short repeated strokes.
How do you clean a gua sha tool?
Wash it with mild soap and warm water after each use and dry it fully. Do not put natural stone in boiling water or a dishwasher, which can crack it.
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