Roller & Gua Sha Stone Massage Set, purple amethyst Yeye (roller + gua-sha)
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Age:
18+
Brand: Yeye
Line: accessories
Product Type: set
Product Properties: for massage
Set Includes: massager
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: natural
Country TM: Poland
Made in: Poland
The Facial Massage Set includes an amethyst roller and a gua sha scraper. Amethyst is a durable, high-quality, and wear-resistant natural mineral known for its calming properties. Additionally, this "stone of harmony and relaxation" helps combat skin issues, eliminates infections, and promotes detoxification of the body. It is recommended to use the massager and scraper daily in the evening before bedtime.
Features of Yeye (roller + gua sha):
- Facial massage with the roller and scraper helps relax facial muscles and reduce stress;
- Amethyst helps reduce puffiness and the appearance of wrinkles;
- It tones and revitalizes the skin, enhancing its smoothness and elasticity;
- Provides comprehensive daily facial care;
- Enhances lymphatic drainage functions;
- Improves serum absorption;
- Stimulates blood circulation, promoting better skin nourishment;
- Noticeably lifts and firms the facial contour;
- Compact size makes it ideal for travel.-
We begin the massage at the neck, placing the edge of the plate near the collarbone and moving it towards the jawline. Next, we massage the cheeks, starting at the side of the nose and moving the plate at a 90-degree angle upwards towards the ears. For the area around the eyes, there are two options: the classic method, moving from the inner corners of the eyes outward, or the reverse method, which includes massaging the upper eyelid. For this, move the plate from the outer corner of the eye towards the inner corner and then roll it upward. Next, we massage the forehead. Do the same as with the cheeks, moving from the center outward on both sides. We finish the massage with a vertical motion. Start just below the nose, move the plate along the nose line up across the forehead, and end at the hairline.