刮痧面部护理（60 分钟）

Face Gua Sha can reduce fine lines and wrinkles, increase skin elasticity (making it appear tighter), and make the skin glow.

Gua Sha can help you treat and reduce of your double chin. All you need is a Gua Sha tool to get started. Simply scrape it down your skin to increase circulation and move the sluggish lymph to be cleared away. Our therapists are more than capable enough to help you with that.

While Gua Sha is recommended once a week, the frequency of use will be determined by your skin type and tolerance to the procedure.

Face Gua Sha has been shown to help ease facial tension, reduce puffiness and inflammation, and even lower sinus pressure. However, because the musculature of the face is significantly thinner, you should avoid exerting excessive pressure while working on this area.

Keep in mind that, if done improperly, or with too forceful a hand, Gua Sha Facial Singapore may be uncomfortable. But other than that, if done correctly, Gua Sha facial massage is a pretty safe bet for all skin types. (In other words, if gua sha hurts, you are likely doing it incorrectly). But as always, with any specific concerns, you should speak to your therapists.

Results vary with individuals.

"Gua Sha" is an age-old technique that uses a facial massage tool (wood, crystals, ox horn) to massage the face. The massage strokes are not only therapeutic; they're said to help relieve water retention, reduce under-eye puffiness, soften fine lines, firm the skin, and lift it. These effects may be temporary, but with regular use at least 2–3 times a week combined with a lifting or firming serum or cream, you can reach your V-shape goals. All thanks to the lymphatic drainage techniques! 

It is recommended to use oil- or water-based skincare products with gentle pressure to avoid damaging your skin or hurting yourself.

This may make your face appear temporarily slimmer and improve your complexion. It is important to understand that it will not get rid of fat deposits contributing to a double chin or providing any long-term, significant changes to your facial contours.

In the traditional Chinese method known as Bojin, the therapist scrapes the patient's skin with a pointed tool in order to promote the body's innate capacity for self-healing. Bojin can relieve tension in the tendons and muscles, on top of the circulation and inflammation reduction. In Gua Sha treatment, on the other hand, the therapist scrapes the skin using a tool that is relatively smooth for circulation and inflammation reduction.