Guasha Massage ToolNatural Stone Gua Sha Board
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About Guasha Massage ToolNatural Stone Gua Sha Board
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
77% appreciated the easy cleaning and disinfection process, though 23% found it time-consuming.
I follow tutorials for massages using these tools and it slims and de-puffs my face well.
I used the tool on my face and it damaged my trigeminal nerve. I have a chronic pain condition affecting the trigeminal nerve in my face.
When using coconut oil, the Gua Sha tools can become slippery and difficult to clean and disinfect properly.
76% appreciated the rigorous clinical testing, though 24% raised concerns about methodology.
I used the tool on my face and it damaged my trigeminal nerve, resulting in a chronic pain condition.
75% appreciated the long-lasting durability, though 25% experienced wear and tear.
The material of the product feels like real hard stone and does deep work when applied lightly on the skin.
Guashas, regardless of their price, are very fragile.
The tools feel like plastic or glass, indicating that the product quality is not up to the mark.
80% found it easy to insert and manipulate, while 20% had difficulties.
The product significantly improved my dark circles and tightened my neck skin.
When using coconut oil, the tools can get quite slippery.
I warn not to use the stone on the temples as it can damage the trigeminal nerve and cause chronic pain.
70% liked the clear instructional materials
The tools are nice for everyone.
77% praised for the high-quality needles, while 23% experienced dullness.
I prefer to use a tool with a thicker, more rounded edge as it doesn't provide a good scrape.
I have a chronic pain condition affecting my trigeminal nerve in the face due to the tool damaging it.
75% liked the convenient packaging, while 25% found it bulky.
The guashas are packaged securely, which is a positive aspect of the product.
The tools are really nice for everyone.
The Gua Sha set I bought lacks quality compared to another similarly priced set I bought.
I was told by the seller that the product was made of 'real aventurine stone' but it turned out to be glass.
73% appreciated the sterilization process, though 27% raised concerns.
I used this tool on my face and temple area, which damaged my trigeminal nerve and resulted in a chronic pain condition. This suggests that the tool may not have been properly sterilized, leading to negative consequences.
