Jade Gua Sha & Lymph Brush (2 in 1)

Two rituals, one tool: on one side, a Gua Sha attachment made of genuine jade stone; on the other, a brush with soft, synthetic bristles for a gentle massage along the lymphatic pathways. Both applications are designed for the face and décolleté and can be easily incorporated into an existing skincare routine – completely free of animal materials.

What's inside

• Genuine jade stone for the Gua Sha part: Jade has long been used in traditional East Asian skincare for massage rituals and feels pleasantly cool on the skin due to the stone's thermal conductivity
• Soft synthetic bristles for the lymphatic brush: completely free of animal material, unlike many massage brushes with natural hair
• 2-in-1 concept: Gua Sha and brush-based massage along the lymphatic pathways combined in one tool
• Designed for face & décolleté
• Vegan & cruelty-free

Application

Gua Sha (upper jade part):

1. Apply facial oil or serum
2. Stroke outwards and upwards with gentle pressure in long sweeps
3. Order: jaw → cheeks → forehead → neck

Lymphatic brush (lower part):

1. Use on dry or slightly damp skin
2. Gentle circular movements along the lymphatic pathways
3. Always in the direction of the lymph nodes – neck, armpits

Technical data

FAQ

Who is the Jade Gua Sha & Lymph Brush Tool suitable for? For anyone who wants to complement their facial skincare with a Gua Sha ritual using genuine jade stone as well as a gentle brush massage along the lymphatic pathways for the face and décolleté.

In what order is the Gua Sha part used? First, facial oil or serum is applied, then stroke outwards and upwards with gentle pressure in long sweeps – in the order of jaw, cheeks, forehead, neck.

Does the lymphatic brush replace medical lymphatic drainage? No. Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialized form of therapy performed by trained professionals. The brush application of this tool offers a cosmetic, gentle massage along the lymphatic pathways, but does not replace medical treatment.