Livronic® Face Kansa (Bronze) Gua Sha

Gua sha is an ancient East Asian technique traditionally used to help support normal circulation and lymphatic flow through gentle scraping motions. Unlike face rollers that glide, gua sha involves slow, mindful strokes following the natural contours of the face.

This handcrafted Kansa (Bronze) Gua Sha features softly curved edges designed to follow cheek and jawline contours with ease. In Ayurvedic and traditional wellness practices, bronze tools are valued for their naturally grounding and balancing qualities.

Regular, gentle use helps support the skin’s natural tone and relaxation, encouraging a refreshed and balanced appearance. Each session can become a mindful ritual to reconnect with your skin’s natural radiance.

Bronze (Kansa) gua sha is traditionally valued for helping support the skin's natural balance and vitality. The smooth, alkaline surface of Kansa is believed to help support normal pH balance and promote a refreshed, radiant appearance.

Through gentle, consistent strokes, gua sha practice can help support the skin's normal circulation and relaxation of facial muscles. This may encourage a more balanced complexion and a naturally healthy glow.

In traditional Ayurvedic practice, Kansa tools are also used to support the body's natural processes of renewal and grounding, helping you feel calm, centred, and connected during your self-care ritual.

1. Cleanse your face and apply facial oil (essential for smooth gliding). 2. Start at the neck, gently scrape upwards (never downward on face—this promotes lifting). 3. Move to jawline, scraping towards your ears. 4. Glide from nose to ears along your cheekbones. 5. Be gentle under the eyes, from inner corner to temple. 6. Stroke upwards along brows and forehead. 7. Repeat each stroke 5-10 times gently. Clean the tool after use and store dry. Use 2-3 times weekly for best results. Never press too hard—gentle, consistent pressure is key.

While jade and rose quartz are traditionally known for their naturally cooling qualities, Kansa (bronze) holds a special place in Ayurvedic wellness for its grounding and balancing nature. Made from an alloy of copper and tin, Kansa has been used for centuries in traditional self-care rituals for its unique interaction with the skin's natural balance.

Unlike stone tools, Kansa is valued for its gently active surface and naturally alkaline character, which helps support normal pH balance and a refreshed complexion. The metal's durability ensures long-lasting use, while the tool's hand-crafted curves are designed to follow the natural contours of the face, offering a smooth and precise massage experience.

In Ayurvedic tradition, Kansa tools are appreciated not only for skincare but also as part of holistic rituals that help support balance and relaxation.

Not recommended over open wounds or irritated skin—wait until skin has healed before using. Avoid applying too much pressure; gentle, consistent strokes are more effective and safer than aggressive scraping. Some light redness after use is normal (it indicates increased circulation), but you shouldn't experience pain or bruising. If you have active acne, rosacea, eczema, or very sensitive skin, consult a skincare professional before use. Always use with facial oil to prevent skin dragging. Clean thoroughly after each use to prevent bacterial buildup. With proper technique, gua sha is safe and beneficial for most skin types.