The Diamond Way Ayurveda Kansa Gua Sha Face & Body Set unites the wisdom of two ancient healing traditions—Chinese gua sha and Ayurvedic bronze craftsmanship. Each tool is hand-cast from Kansa metal (≈78% copper, 22% tin, trace zinc), combining the cross-fiber scraping benefits of gua sha with the energetic conductivity of Kansa for a deeply restorative experience. The dual-tool set includes both a rectangular gua sha and a heart-shaped gua sha, allowing professionals to move comfortably along every facial contour and across broader body zones. Designed for precision, versatility, and energetic harmony, this set delivers a rejuvenating experience for both practitioner and guest.
Set Includes:
• Rectangular Kansa Gua Sha Tool – 3.75" L × 2" W
• Heart-Shaped Kansa Gua Sha Tool – 2.75" L × 1.5" W
• Instructional pouch and booklet
Why Your Guests Will Love It
• Encourages a sense of calm while leaving skin visibly revitalized.
• Promotes natural lymphatic flow and a radiant, balanced complexion.
• Delivers the luxurious, grounding touch of ancient bronze with modern precision.
Why Estheticians (ETs) Will Love It
• Ideal for facial sculpting, contouring, and lymphatic techniques.
• The heart-shaped tool hugs curves of the cheeks, temples, and jawline.
• The rectangular tool works beautifully for neck, décolleté, and larger facial areas.
• Enhances marma point work and helps energize dull or fatigued skin.
Why Massage Therapists (MTs) Will Love It
• Excellent for detailed neck, shoulder, and scalp work.
• Supports gentle cross-fiber friction for fascia release and relaxation.
• Compact size makes it easy to incorporate into full-body or focused energy treatments.
Pro Tips
• Apply a light layer of organic or facial-grade oil before starting.
• Hold the tool at a 15–30° angle and use long, sweeping motions along the contours of the face or body.
• Focus on marma or acupressure points for added energetic balance.
• Alternate tools for precision detailing and broader coverage.
Usage
Apply oil or serum to the desired area. Begin with light, rhythmic strokes, gradually increasing pressure where tension or stagnation is present. Repeat each motion 3–5 times, moving upward and outward from the center of the face or body. For scalp, neck, and shoulder applications, use slow cross-fiber motions to support relaxation and flow.
Benefits
• Combines traditional gua sha with the grounding energy of Kansa metal.
• Encourages lymphatic movement and helps ease visible tension.
• Supports radiant tone and improved skin texture.
• Two distinct tools provide versatility for face, neck, and bodywork.
Care & Handling
• Clean each tool after use with mild, non-abrasive soap (such as Castile) and a soft cloth.
• Dry completely to prevent tarnish. Avoid chemical or abrasive cleaners.
• A light gray discoloration may appear on some clients due to skin acidity—this is normal and easily removed with a gentle cleanser.
About Gua Sha
Gua Sha (pronounced “gwa-sha”) is an ancient Chinese technique first documented during the Ming Dynasty. Derived from the words gua (“to scrape”) and sha (“stagnation”), it involves gentle, rhythmic strokes that activate the skin and underlying tissues. Gua sha helps stimulate local circulation, relieve surface tension, and support lymphatic flow—resulting in smoother, more vibrant-looking skin.
About Kansa
Kansa, or bronze, is humanity’s first known metal alloy—an ancient combination of copper, tin, and trace zinc. Sometimes called bell-metal, it was revered for its resonance, durability, and energetic properties. For over 5,000 years, Kansa has been used in Ayurveda for sacred vessels, ritual instruments, and healing tools. Its unique electro-conductivity allows it to interact with the body’s subtle energy systems (marmas in Ayurveda, meridians in Chinese medicine), helping harmonize energy and promote relaxation.
Wellness & Historical Insight
The Kansa Gua Sha Face & Body Set bridges Eastern and Ayurvedic wellness traditions, merging copper’s conductive energy with tin and zinc’s grounding properties. Estheticians can refine tone and texture, while massage therapists can relieve surface tension and enhance client grounding. This fusion of two ancient modalities provides spa professionals with timeless tools designed for modern holistic care.
