STEP 1: Brush From Hairline to Nape
On clean, dry hair, gently slide the needles from the tip of the hairline (above the forehead) toward the back of the head in one smooth motion, stopping at the base of the skull.
Make sure that you feel the Gua Sha needles gently press against scalp with a comfortable pressure. Adjust pressure for comfort.

STEP 2: Repeat & Cover the Scalp
Repeat about 10 passes, covering all areas from hairline to base.
Aim for 5 minutes daily, morning and night.

STEP 3: Extend Down the Neck
For added relief, continue the glide down the neck to ease further tension.
Maintain contact with scalp during hair brushing to activate the massage function.

For thick, wavy or easily knotted/dry hair, apply Tetrapeptide And Ginseng Hair & Scalp Serum first to detangle and prepare the scalp.
Suitable for most hair types; not recommended for use with hair extensions.

Learn more with our Gua Sha Brush Guide

Gently wipe the cushion and needles with the included chemical-free cleaning cloth or a lightly damp cotton cloth. Avoid polishing cloths that contain chemicals, as these may react with the gold plating.

Do not rinse the brush under running water.

An optional Gua Sha Brush Cleaning Kit (available for 50% off when purchased in conjuction with a Gua Sha Brush) is available to help remove stray hairs and buildup.

24K Gold Plate, Steel, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Thermoplastic, Rubber

Made in Taiwan

To ensure your Gua Sha Brush is brand new, all items are sold under a strict no re-sell policy. For hygiene reasons, we cannot accept returns or exchanges for change of mind.
If your brush is defective, please contact us and we will gladly assist.

We work with the last generation of authentic Gua Sha brushmakers in Taiwan, where each brush is handcrafted by senior artisans with decades of experience. This means that every piece is individually made, finished and quality-checked.