Kansa Wonder Wand Ayurvedic massager

ILODY

The unique, Ayurvedic Kansa Wand face massager, dating back to antiquity, is an irreplaceable ally in skin care. The Kansa Wand Beauty Tool by Iloda is made of teak wood, an alloy of copper and tin.

The original ''copper'' (used for centuries in Ayurveda) helps to balance the skin's pH, which minimizes blemishes and reduces inflammation. The miracle wand also supports lymphatic drainage, reduces toxins, cleanses and shapes the face. Applied in the evening, it relieves stress and tension that has accumulated in the muscles of the face during the day. Fine wrinkles around the eyes and lips are smoothed out.

Kansa was born in India during the Bronze Age. Due to the metal's alkaline nature, touching it to the skin will help balance the pH. Skin high in acids or just an imbalance can cause hypersensitivity, premature aging, wrinkles, inflammation, or acne. As a result, using the Kansa wand can prevent these problems. Additionally, massaging the skin with the Kansa wand helps remove accumulated toxins in the lymph nodes by draining them. We also know that physical massage and lymphatic drainage provide the skin with fresh oxygen - which is that beautiful, natural glow that we love.

What's the best way to use the Kansa Wand?
To use the Kansa Wand, you'll need to combine it with a facial serum. In India, they used serums to help lighten and soothe inflammation. By pairing a Kansa wand with the right product, both will work synergistically. If you combine your wand with a serum that also offers the same benefits, you'll increase the effectiveness of your treatment again.

1. massage in circular movements under the cheekbone
2. slide under the cheekbone from the corner most to the ear with pressure
3. Move along the jawline from the chin to the ear with pressure.
4. Follow the cheekbone from the nose to the top of the ear.
5.Repeat on the other side of the face
6. Massage in a circle in the middle of the forehead
7. massage the wrinkles on the forehead
8.Using the smaller end, gently circle the eye from the top of the cheekbone to the brow.