Kaiwu Studio

Body Gua Sha Scraper

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Body area Legs Chin Arms

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Apply Lubrication: Evenly apply body lotion, massage oil, or Gua Sha oil to the legs beforehand to prevent dry scraping and skin tugging.
Scrape Upward: Follow the direction of meridians and blood return (from bottom to top, moving from the ankle/calf toward the knee and inner thigh). Always scrape in one direction and avoid random back-and-forth scraping.
Focus Areas: The calves can be lifted and relaxed from bottom to thigh; the outer thighs (Gallbladder meridian) and inner thighs can be gently smoothed either upward or downward.

Moderate Pressure: Because leg muscles are thicker, pressure can be slightly firmer than on the face, but it should still feel comfortable and warm. There is no need to blindly pursue heavy bruising ("Sha") or severe pain.
Avoid Varicose Veins: If there are obvious protruding veins (varicose veins) on the legs, directly bypass those areas and do not scrape them forcefully.
Special Periods: Avoid applying heavy pressure to the inner thighs and inguinal lymph node areas during menstruation or pregnancy.

Relieves Edema and Soreness: Effectively promotes lower limb blood and lymphatic circulation, greatly alleviating heaviness and swelling in the legs caused by prolonged sitting or standing.
Soothes Muscle Tension: Relaxes tight calf and thigh muscles after exercise or prolonged strain, helping leg contours look smoother and more slender.

Arm Gua Sha

Apply Lubrication: Apply body lotion or massage oil first to ensure smooth glide.
Scrape Upward: Arm scraping generally follows the principle of moving from bottom to top (from the wrist toward the shoulder) or from the inside out. Pay special attention to the outer arm (Large Intestine/Triple Burner meridian areas) or the lymphatic drainage pathways on the inner arm.
Underarm Relaxation: When scraping the arm, gently press and clear the area near the armpit (near the Jiquan point).

Thinner Arm Skin: The skin on the inner arm is delicate, so use a gentle touch to avoid excessive force that could break subcutaneous capillaries.
Control Frequency: Scrape each arm for 3–5 minutes per session, 2–3 times a week. Do not scrape with heavy force every day.

Dredges Meridians and Relieves Stiffness: Improves shoulder and arm soreness and heaviness caused by long hours of computer or phone use.
Firms Arm Contours: Promotes local metabolism and helps improve localized puffiness and sagging in the arms.

Apply Lubrication: Use facial-specific facial oils or creams as a base to ensure ultimate smoothness.
Lifting Technique: Use the V-notch or edge of the Gua Sha tool to stroke from the center of the chin toward the earlobes (lifting upward along the jawline), or gently stroke downward from the chin along the neck for drainage.
Detailing: You can make gentle circular motions around the masseter muscle (jaw) to relax the chewing muscles.

Extremely Light Pressure: Facial and chin skin is delicate. Simply glide smoothly and gently with zero need to produce "Sha".
Avoid Blemishes and Wounds: If the chin is experiencing active acne or breakouts, bypass the affected areas to prevent the spread of bacteria.

Firms the Jawline: Effectively lifts sagging contours, says goodbye to double chins, and makes facial lines look sharper and more defined.
Eliminates Facial Puffiness: Quickly drains excess water retention accumulated in the face and chin, revealing a refreshed and clean facial outline.