Le Marbelle Black Obsidian Gua Sha is a gemstone face scraping tool that helps firm and tone the skin. Regular gua sha treatments promote blood circulation, lymphatic drainage and help revitalise and rejuvenate the skin. Gua sha has been practiced in Traditional Chinese Medicine for thousands of years and this face scraper from Le Marbelle is made using black obsidian which is authentic and skin-friendly. You can use this tool to give yourself a daily facial massage to delay the onset of skin aging and gives your skin a more lifted and youthful appearance. Face scraping also helps relieve tension in the face and allows you to relax and de-stress at the end of a long day. It can be using with a face oil, thick moisturiser or serum. You can also store it in the refrigerator before use for a cooling effect.

Features:

• Natural black obsidian face massage tool
• Helps reduce facial tension and promotes relaxation
• Promotes lymphatic drainage and blood circulation
• Promotes skin elasticity and offers anti-aging benefits
• Helps lift and firm the skin with regular use
• Leaves the skin revitalised and toned

About the Brand: Le Marbelle offers a premium collection of face tools. Each face roller is carefully crafted from natural gemstones and soldered with silver nickel. These facial tools can be used to regulate blood circulation, stimulate lymphatic drainage, get anti-aging benefits such as refine pores, diminish fine lines, tone and tighten facial muscles, and improve skin elasticity.

Start with a clean face and prep skin with a facial oil or serum.
Keep the tool flat against the face and begin with the forehead. Scrape in an upwards motion from the eyebrows to the hairline.
Move to the cheeks and scrape in an outwards motion starting from the crease of the nose until the ear.
Move to the jawline and use the end of the gua sha tool with the two curves. Start from the chin and scrape until the ear. Gently massage the gua sha tool into the ear to release tension.
For the under-eye area, very gently scrape the gua sha from the inner corner of the eye outwards to the temple. Because the area is so sensitive, it is important to only apply light pressure.