Sculpting Gua Sha

How To Use

After waxing or brow services, gently glide the flat edge across the treated area to cool and calm the skin. Use the rounded bulb end to apply light pressure to brow, temple, or sinus pressure points for added relaxation. Skin should be hydrated first, so use our Glow Up Elixir for the best results.

Best Practices

• Chill before use for an enhanced cryotherapy effect.
• Always sanitize with an EPA-certified disinfectant between clients.
• Use gentle, steady motions, and avoid pressing too firmly on freshly waxed skin to maximize comfort.

It's Best For
The Stainless Steel Gua Sha is made for artists who want to provide more than just results, offering comfort, care, and a touch of luxury with every brow service. Its flat edge soothes redness and sensitivity, while the bulb tip relieves tension through pressure point massage.
Especially valuable for clients prone to irritation or tension, it adds both functional benefits and a calming, memorable finish, turning a standard brow appointment into an elevated experience.

• What makes stainless steel ideal for a gua sha tool?

  Stainless steel naturally retains a cool temperature, perfect for calming redness and inflammation post-wax. It’s also non-porous, hygienic, and easy to disinfect for safe use between clients.

• Can the gua sha be used during every brow service?

  Yes. The flat edge is excellent for post-wax soothing, while the bulb tip can be incorporated into a quick pressure point massage. It’s a versatile finishing touch that enhances both comfort and the client experience.

• How should I clean and sanitize the gua sha between clients?

  Wash with soap and water after use, then immerse in Barbicide or another EPA-certified disinfectant per manufacturer instructions. Dry thoroughly before reuse to maintain hygiene and integrity.