Extend your GUA SHA ROUTINE
STEP 1: DRY BRUSH
Begin with dry skin before showering.
Use long, upward strokes starting from your feet and moving towards the heart. Focus on areas that need extra attention (legs, arms, back of thighs). This stimulates circulation, encourages lymphatic drainage, and preps the skin for hydration.
STEP 2: Body Gua Sha + AFTER Body Oil
Post-shower, apply a generous layer of AFTER body oil to damp skin. Glide the body gua sha over oiled skin using long, firm strokes. Work upwards along legs, arms, and waistline to help release tension and sculpt the body’s natural contours. Repeat each movement 3–5 times, or spend a few minutes on targeted areas of concern by applying more pressure. Breathing deeply as you go.
Step 3: Face Gua Sha + SKIN COAT
On cleansed skin, apply SKIN COAT collagen serum. Hold the face gua sha at a 45-degree angle and gently sweep upwards and outwards. Focus on the jawline, cheekbones, brow area, and under the eyes to encourage lymphatic drainage and reduce puffiness. Use light to medium pressure, this is about flow, not force.