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Facial & Body Tools
$13
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Facial & Body Tools
$13
3 in stock
From Kitsch, founded in Los Angeles in 2010 by Cassandra Morales Thurswell, who started with a single handmade hair tie and never took a dollar of outside investment.
The line grew from hair ties into satin pillowcases, heatless curlers, shower caps and shampoo bars, and now sits in more than 27,000 stores.
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Cold, weighty and mirror smooth, this is the gua sha that makes the ritual feel like something. Stainless steel cools the moment it touches skin, and the contoured edges are cut to follow a jaw, a cheekbone and a brow bone rather than fight them.
Hold it at about a fifteen degree angle and glide upward and outward in slow strokes. Lay it flat under the eyes when you wake up puffy, work it along the jaw where tension collects, or run it across the forehead at the end of a long day. Massage this way may help support blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, and it is a genuinely calming few minutes either way. The real advantage of steel over stone is hygiene: the surface is non porous, so bacteria has nowhere to sit, and it wipes down and sanitizes in seconds. Pair it with a facial oil so the tool glides instead of dragging.