I was sure that gua sha was just a fancy gimmick, but my regular client's skin told a different story

For a long time, I thought gua sha was just a passing trend with no real results (you know, like those weird beauty tools that pop up online). I avoided adding it to my facial services for almost a year. Then, a regular client came in with really stubborn puffiness around her jawline that our usual routine wasn't fixing. I decided to try a basic jade gua sha stone on her, following the lymphatic drainage techniques I'd seen. After just that one 15-minute session, the difference was crazy. Her jawline looked more defined and the puffiness was way down. She even texted me two days later saying the effects lasted. It totally changed my mind. Has anyone else had a tool or method they doubted that actually became a solid part of their practice?

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dakotag266d ago

So it's not just a fancy ice scraper for your face?

joseph_green136d ago

That's actually jade gua sha, not quartz. Jade is the traditional stone for it. Quartz is usually for crystal healing stuff.

iris_barnes876d ago

My friend got super into the crystal healing side of things last year. She ended up with a whole drawer of different stones, including a rose quartz gua sha. Honestly, it just sits there looking pretty now.