Acupressure jade facial massage roller Venoc

Acupressure jade facial massage roller Venoc

The Jade Facial Massage Roller with Acupressure Side is an innovative and effective tool for caring for your skin. This roller is made of high quality jade, which plays an important role as a therapeutic stone in traditional Chinese medicine.

The main advantage of this roller is its acupressure side, which allows targeted stimulation of acupuncture points on the face. Using the acupressure side can help improve energy flow, reduce tension and pain, and bring calming effects. At the same time, the jade roller for facial massage counteracts swelling, relieves muscle tension and improves skin elasticity and tone.

The roller is designed to move easily over the curves of the face to achieve the most natural movements and effects. It can be used on different areas of the face, including the forehead, cheeks, chin and chin. Using this roller to massage the face can lead to an overall improvement in skin quality, including a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles and an improvement in the appearance of the skin.

The jade facial massage roller with acupressure side is easy to use and practical. Its compact size makes it easy to handle and can be easily carried anywhere with you.

Jade roller and guasha are tools used to massage the face and promote skin health. Here's how to properly use a jade roller and guasha on your face:

1. Preparation:
• Make sure your face and tools are clean. Wash your face with a mild cleanser and dry it thoroughly.
• You can also apply a moisturizer or serum to the face to improve the slipperiness.
2. Jade roller:
• The jade roller consists of two rollers - one smaller for the areas around the eyes and nose and the other larger for the rest of the face.
• Start with the smaller roller and gently run it up and down the outer sides of both eyes. Repeat this several times.
• Then move to a larger roller and massage the entire face in upward movements. Use gentle pressure, but not too strong so as not to damage the skin.
• Try to avoid massaging skin that is too thin and sensitive, such as the area around the eyes, and focus more on the forehead, cheeks and jawline.
• Repeat the movements for 5 to 10 minutes. You can do this in the morning and evening, or according to your preference.
3. Guasha:
• The guasha is a flat instrument with rounded edges.
• Apply oil or cream to the face to improve slipperiness.
• Hold the guasha in a light hand and start from the centre of the face, moving outwards and upwards.
• Apply gentle pressure and pull the guasha over different areas of the face - for example, the forehead, cheeks, neck and chin.
• Hold the tool at a 15-45 degree angle to the skin surface for optimal results.
• Repeat each move 3-5 times.