Precision Over the Small Muscles
Wide-tooth combs are good for broad scalp work. They’re clumsy on the places tension actually concentrates: the narrow band along the hairline, the temples, and the ridge at the base of the skull where the neck muscles attach. A finer tooth and a contoured profile let you get pressure into those specific lines rather than skating over them.
Key Benefits
- Fine teeth for precise pressure along the hairline and temples
- Contoured profile that follows the curve of the skull
- Reaches the base of the skull, where neck muscles attach and headaches begin
- Doubles as a facial gua sha tool
- Manual — nothing to charge
- Smooth, snag-free edges
How to Use
Work slowly along the hairline and around the temples with firm, steady pressure. At the base of the skull, press in and draw upward. For facial gua sha, apply oil first and stroke outward and upward with light pressure — never on dry skin.
Specifications
| Type | Fine-tooth gua sha comb / scalp massager |
|---|---|
| Teeth | Fine, for precise pressure |
| Shape | Contoured dolphin profile |
| Power | None — manual tool |
| Best for | Hairline, temples, base of skull, facial gua sha |
| Use with | Facial oil when used on the face |
Care & Maintenance
Wash with warm water and mild soap. Dry with a soft cloth.
What’s in the Box
1 × Fine-Tooth Gua Sha Comb
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