Warmer Than Stone, Tougher Than Jade
Stone gua sha tools are beautiful and they break. Drop a jade or quartz board on a bathroom floor and it’s finished. Resin doesn’t shatter, weighs less in the hand for long body sessions, and warms to skin temperature rather than staying cold — which some people much prefer, particularly on the face in winter. The technique is identical; only the material changes.
Key Benefits
- Won’t shatter if dropped — unlike jade or quartz
- Warms to skin temperature rather than staying cold
- Lighter in the hand for longer body sessions
- Contoured edges for jaw, cheekbone, neck and limbs
- Smooth polished finish that glides rather than drags
- Suits face and body
How to Use
Always apply oil first — gua sha on dry skin drags and can damage it. Hold the board almost flat, around a 15-degree angle, and stroke in one direction: outward and upward on the face, toward the heart on the body. Light pressure on the face — you are not trying to leave marks. Firmer pressure is acceptable on large muscle groups. Avoid active acne, broken skin, sunburn or varicose veins.
Specifications
| Material | Natural resin |
|---|---|
| Durability | Shatter-resistant — will not break like stone |
| Temperature | Warms to skin temperature |
| Edges | Contoured, polished smooth |
| Use with | Facial or body oil — never on dry skin |
| Best for | Facial gua sha, jaw tension, body scraping |
| Avoid | Active acne, broken skin, sunburn, varicose veins |
Care & Maintenance
Wash with warm water and mild soap, dry with a soft cloth.
What’s in the Box
1 × Resin Gua Sha Board
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