Opalite Gua Sha Skin Tools
Rabbit Shaped Stone:
The rabbit-shaped gua sha stone is a top pick for gently massaging around sensitive areas such as the eyes, temples, and jawline. Its user-friendly design makes it an excellent choice for beginners. Beyond its beauty benefits, I often suggest this stone for home massage to help alleviate jaw tension, TMJ issues, and headaches.
Mushroom Tool:
The mushroom shaped stone (or pounder stone) is one of our favourite stones for massage around the eyes, temples and jaw line. It is easy to hold on to and maneuver so it is also a great tool for beginners. I often recommend this one not just for cosmetic reasons but also for home massage for folks who struggle with jaw tension, TMJ and headaches.
Spoon Tool:
The spoon shaped stone is also a favourite to work with because of the precision point on one end and the wide spoon on the other. The precision point is great for breaking up tension, fine lines and wrinkles. You can also use it to stimulate acupressure points anywhere on the body. The spoon end is great for gentle smooth stroked around the eyes or along the face. You can even use it for a more classic style of gua sha for sore neck and shoulder muscles.
Comb Tool:
The comb is used to stimulate the scalp which makes it our favourite tool to support healthy hair while releasing tension and nourishing the scalp (if using a serum or hair oil make sure to follow the instructions for how long to leave the oil on afterwards, often times this is best saved for a hair washing day). Stimulating the scalp is going to bring blood flow and energy to those areas which will benefits hair growth and scalp concerns.
Rabbit Shaped Stone:
The rabbit-shaped gua sha stone is a top pick for gently massaging around sensitive areas such as the eyes, temples, and jawline. Its user-friendly design makes it an excellent choice for beginners. Beyond its beauty benefits, I often suggest this stone for home massage to help alleviate jaw tension, TMJ issues, and headaches.
Mushroom Tool:
The mushroom shaped stone (or pounder stone) is one of our favourite stones for massage around the eyes, temples and jaw line. It is easy to hold on to and maneuver so it is also a great tool for beginners. I often recommend this one not just for cosmetic reasons but also for home massage for folks who struggle with jaw tension, TMJ and headaches.
Spoon Tool:
The spoon shaped stone is also a favourite to work with because of the precision point on one end and the wide spoon on the other. The precision point is great for breaking up tension, fine lines and wrinkles. You can also use it to stimulate acupressure points anywhere on the body. The spoon end is great for gentle smooth stroked around the eyes or along the face. You can even use it for a more classic style of gua sha for sore neck and shoulder muscles.
Comb Tool:
The comb is used to stimulate the scalp which makes it our favourite tool to support healthy hair while releasing tension and nourishing the scalp (if using a serum or hair oil make sure to follow the instructions for how long to leave the oil on afterwards, often times this is best saved for a hair washing day). Stimulating the scalp is going to bring blood flow and energy to those areas which will benefits hair growth and scalp concerns.
Rabbit Shaped Stone:
The rabbit-shaped gua sha stone is a top pick for gently massaging around sensitive areas such as the eyes, temples, and jawline. Its user-friendly design makes it an excellent choice for beginners. Beyond its beauty benefits, I often suggest this stone for home massage to help alleviate jaw tension, TMJ issues, and headaches.
Mushroom Tool:
The mushroom shaped stone (or pounder stone) is one of our favourite stones for massage around the eyes, temples and jaw line. It is easy to hold on to and maneuver so it is also a great tool for beginners. I often recommend this one not just for cosmetic reasons but also for home massage for folks who struggle with jaw tension, TMJ and headaches.
Spoon Tool:
The spoon shaped stone is also a favourite to work with because of the precision point on one end and the wide spoon on the other. The precision point is great for breaking up tension, fine lines and wrinkles. You can also use it to stimulate acupressure points anywhere on the body. The spoon end is great for gentle smooth stroked around the eyes or along the face. You can even use it for a more classic style of gua sha for sore neck and shoulder muscles.
Comb Tool:
The comb is used to stimulate the scalp which makes it our favourite tool to support healthy hair while releasing tension and nourishing the scalp (if using a serum or hair oil make sure to follow the instructions for how long to leave the oil on afterwards, often times this is best saved for a hair washing day). Stimulating the scalp is going to bring blood flow and energy to those areas which will benefits hair growth and scalp concerns.
