Body Gua Sha

I'm really pleased with this product. Very easy to use. All the instructions are on the box. I'd recommend it

Since I started working from home I move around much less than before, and my legs made me pay for it every evening: heavy, swollen, sometimes even painful. I'd tried compression socks, cold gels from the pharmacy, nothing really worked long-term. My sister-in-law told me about the jade gua sha, she used it for her face and said the body version existed. I ordered one out of curiosity. Honestly the first few days I struggled with how to use it, I didn't really know how much pressure to apply. But after a week I'd found my rhythm: every evening after the shower, 15-20 minutes on the legs with oil, always moving upwards towards the heart. After 2 weeks the heavy feeling had noticeably decreased. Today it's been 4 months and it's become automatic. My ankles don't swell anymore, my skin is smoother on my thighs and I sleep better. My beautician even said my circulation seemed to have improved. The stone stays naturally cool, it's super pleasant. Honestly it's well worth the £50 drainage sessions at the salon I used to pay for.

I'm on my feet all day and by evening my legs were absolutely shattered. Since I've been using the gua sha after the shower with a bit of oil, it's night and day. The stone stays cool, it's really lovely. It's been 3 weeks and I can really feel the difference.

So the stone itself is really beautiful, it has a good weight in your hand and the cooling effect of the jade is super pleasant on the skin. Nothing to fault there. My issue is it took me a while to figure out how to use it properly. In the first sessions I pressed too hard and ended up with bruises on my thighs, not very glamorous... I had to watch tutorials to understand the right technique and pressure. And results-wise you really have to be consistent, I didn't see anything before a good 3 weeks. After 6 weeks now my legs are lighter in the evening and the skin is a bit smoother. Maybe a more detailed illustrated guide in the box would help beginners like me. Despite that I keep my ritual going because the effects are there, you just can't expect instant miracles.

So girls, honestly I had to share my experience because I'm absolutely buzzing!!

I'm 32, work in sales so on my feet ALL day, and since my pregnancy 2 years ago I had lead legs in the evening... I'd tried compression socks (not glamorous), draining creams (meh), even osteopath sessions at £60 a pop.

Got my Gua Sha early January and honestly at first I was sceptical, thought "another thing that'll end up in the back of the cupboard". But NO! I've been using it every evening for nearly 2 months now, 15-20 mins watching Netflix with massage oil, and it's become my me-time.

The results: my legs are SO much lighter, that heavy feeling's basically gone! My boyfriend even said my skin was smoother on my thighs (okay there's still cellulite to tackle but it's definitely improving). And the mad thing is I sleep so much better since I do my drainage in the evening.

The jade stone stays nice and cool, it's super pleasant, and it's really easy to use with the different shapes. Honestly if you're hesitating, JUST DO IT, it's my best beauty buy of the year!

The stone stays cool throughout the whole massage, it's really lovely. I use it after my shower with a bit of oil, 15 minutes on my legs and stomach. Within 2 weeks my ankles had stopped swelling in the evenings. I'm on my 3rd month now, it's become a must-have.

The stone is beautiful and pleasant to use, the cooling effect is brilliant. However, the first few days I got some bruising because I was pressing too hard. And you really do need to wait 2-3 weeks before seeing anything. Now I'm starting to see my skin smoother, so I'm carrying on.

Immediate effect on that light feeling, it's amazing. The stone stays cool throughout the massage, super pleasant. I use it with a bit of oil after the shower, 15 minutes and my legs come back to life. It's been my evening ritual for 2 months now.