Heated Gua Sha Tool
A gua sha stone that does the work for you — three heat settings, a vibrating head, and red LEDs along both edges.
For a jaw that looks more defined and a face that looks less puffy, in the two minutes before bed.
- Three heat levels, plus vibration
- Red LEDs along both edges
- Curved to follow the jaw and cheekbone
- Free US shipping
- 30-day returns
- 1-year warranty
How to use it
Cleanse, then apply a facial oil or a serum — a gua sha tool needs slip, and dragging it over dry skin is the one way to use it badly.
Set the heat, then draw it outward from the centre of the face toward the ear, and along the jaw from chin to earlobe. A few minutes a side. The warmth is what makes it feel like something, which is most of the reason a tool like this actually gets used.
What is included
The device, a charging cable, and the manual.
Specifications
Three heat levels. Vibration. Red LEDs along both edges. 3.7 in × 3.1 in, 2.8 oz. Rechargeable.
The manufacturer does not publish a wavelength or an output figure for this device, and we have not commissioned independent testing.
Shipping and returns
Free shipping inside the United States, 4–6 business days. Thirty days to send it back. One year of warranty.
Questions
Do I need to use oil with it?
Yes — use a facial oil, a serum, or a slip-heavy moisturiser. Gua sha is a gliding technique. Dry skin drags, and dragging is the opposite of what you want.
How hot does it get?
Warm, at three settings, not hot. It is the temperature of a warm compress rather than anything you would flinch from. Start on the lowest and work up.
How is this different from a normal gua sha stone?
A stone is entirely down to your hand — the pressure, the angle, the patience. This one adds warmth and vibration and holds the same pressure every pass, which mostly means you keep doing it.
Can I use it with the Elysia Set?
Yes. Most people use this first and the mask second: two minutes with your hands, then ten minutes lying still.