Gua sha from black obsidian heart shape 7.5 cm

Heart-shaped obsidian gua sha for face, back, neck and finger massage. At first, the cool touch of the stone has a really nice feeling on the skin, it will serve to relieve headaches or the feeling of heavy eyelids after waking up in the morning. This obsidian "gua" is intended for massaging the face, neck, back, fingers using the Gua sha technique. The total length of the massager is approx. 7.5 cm.
Illustrative representation of natural material, where the color and structure of the stone may differ from the accompanying photos. However, you will always receive a massager of comparable quality.

Apply cream or massage oil to the massaged area, the Gua sha massage technique is not performed on dry skin! With short or long strokes in one direction, you can gradually increase the pressure until the massage is pleasant for you. The redness of the blood-soaked skin disappears on its own within minutes. Fingers and nose are massaged using a depression. The cooling effect of the stone can be used to apply it to the temples for a headache, to the eyelids or under the eyes for a better awakening.

Obsidian according to folk traditions, it supposedly takes us into the deepest interior and brings to the surface the truth and everything unresolved and relegated to the subconscious. Obsidian is traditionally considered a very powerful protective stone, worn as a talisman against magical attacks, evil and all negativity . Used with the intention of the talisman, it is said to protect the wearer from bad influences, instills faith in one's own powers and abilities, breaks through blockages, but it is said that it can also have the opposite effect, so it is said to be advisable to always use it with a regulating crystal.

Detailed description of the stone: Obsidian

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is given on the basis of generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which has not been verified by science, and is therefore not a proposal for concluding a purchase contract according to Act 89/2012 Coll.