JAW DROP STAINLESS STEEL GUA SHA

Jaw Drop. Major drama, (but sorry, no drag here!). Ultra sleek and smooth, this cool-touch food grade stainless steel gua sha glides across the face and jaw in one uninterrupted motion — no snag, no tug, no compromise.

Three tools in one: jaw release. Facial gua sha. Lymphatic drainage. One sculpted piece of solid 304 stainless steel that stays cold to the touch and colder from the fridge.

Made for the jaw that's been clenching all day, the face that woke up puffy, the skin that just needs a slow morning.

Polished stainless steel that glides over oiled skin instead of dragging on it, and is naturally cooling. Use it on damp skin over a few drops of face oil and sweep outward in slow strokes: jaw to ear, cheek to temple, brow to hairline. A puffy morning face looks calmer by the time you’re done. Keep it in the fridge if you want the cold to really land.

• Naturally cooling stainless steel — no batteries, no charging, nothing to replace
• Smooth, polished edges that glide rather than drag
• Wipes clean in seconds, and it isn’t going to chip or shatter on your bathroom floor

How to use: Apply a few drops of face oil to clean, damp skin — the Super Glow Vitamin C Oil or the Bakuchiol Booster both work. Hold the tool almost flat against the face and sweep outward in slow strokes: jaw to ear, cheek to temple, brow to hairline. Three to five passes per section, light pressure. Never drag it on bare, dry skin. Wash after every use.

Real ingredients. Real results.

Gua sha FAQ

What does a gua sha actually do? It’s a cool, smooth-edged tool you glide over oiled skin. The cold and the slow pressure feel good on a tight jaw or a face that woke up puffy, and skin looks calmer and less puffy afterwards. 

Steel or crystal — does the material matter? Stainless steel is the more hygienic and sterile option. It also doesn’t chip, crack or hide bacteria in a porous surface, and it wipes clean under a tap in about three seconds. It also affects how it feels. Steel runs colder than jade or rose quartz and holds that cold longer, especially out of the fridge. 

How often should I use it, and how hard should I press? Daily is fine; light pressure is the whole point. If you’re pushing hard enough to leave a mark, ease off. Skip it over active breakouts, broken skin, sunburn or anywhere irritated, and stop if your skin doesn’t like it.

Will it rust, and how do I clean it? Rinse it under warm water with a little soap, then dry it properly — that last bit is what keeps stainless steel looking new. Don’t leave it sitting wet in a drawer.