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When practicing gua sha for facial sculpting start by washing your skin with a gentle cleanser and coating your skin with a lightweight serum to help the tool slide without friction. Never perform gua sha on dry skin to minimize friction and discomfort.

Hold the tool at a 15 to 30 degree angle and use gentle, consistent pressure. Start from your nose and forehead and move outward toward the ears and hairline.

To define your lower face, start at the under-jaw and slowly glide the tool along the jaw up to the pre-auricular area. Complete 3 to 5 slow passes on each side.

When sculpting your cheekbones, start near the inner cheek and glide toward your temples and hairline. Focus on areas that feel tense or puffy.

Around the eyes, use the gentle curve of the gua sha with feather-light strokes from tear duct to temple to help reduce puffiness.

When working on your brow and scalp line, start on your frown lines and move outward across the brow and move upward into your forehead’s upper edge.

Stick to unidirectional motion and refrain from rubbing back and forth.

Practice at dawn or before bed, ideally for five to ten minutes each session. Make this a regular habit, but avoid aggressive motions or skip if skin is sensitive or خرید محصولات تراست compromised.

Once finished, rinse the tool with warm water and mild soap, pat it gently with a towel, and store it in a clean place.

With regular practice, consistent use can help improve circulation, alleviate fluid retention, and create a sculpted, lifted appearance, though outcomes differ per person and require patience and consistency.