KANSA WAND - All You Should Know!

A dome-shaped face massager called a kansa wand is used to promote blood circulation. The metal it is made of, kansa, a compound of copper and tin, is what has the actual charm. As it encourages lymphatic drainage and eliminates toxins that have accumulated, kansa (or bell metal) is praised in Ayurveda scriptures.

• Rolling promotes lymphatic drainage, improves circulation, and pumps more oxygen into the blood. More brightness, clarity, and a glowing complexion will result from regular application and increased blood flow to the skin.
  
  
• Digging deeper into the cheek muscles can enhance face muscle tone while defining the cheekbones and jawline. Your skin has a taut, fresh appearance. It can be utilized as a unique, soothing full-body, foot, or face massage therapy in a spa or to enhance Abhyanga, self-massage, or both.
  
  
• A moist surface is essential to prevent the wand from tugging the skin. When you use the wand in conjunction with a suitable serum, your treatment's effectiveness is also improved. Massage a serum or oil into your face after applying it. Then, grab the wand and begin to move it in figure-eight patterns across the forehead, upward strokes across the jaw area, and circular motions all around the eye sockets.
  
  
• To stimulate, lift, and tone skin, use broad, gradual, firm strokes that are nonetheless soft from the center of the face outward. Pay attention to the jawline, marionette lines, and nasolabial folds. Work outwardly in the deeper groove under the cheekbones. To stimulate the lymph glands and expel pollutants, save the smaller groove for your jawline and the area around your neck's sides.
  
  
• The kansa is only in operation if you see a greyness on the skin. The grey color is the result of a chemical reaction between the metal and the acidic skin during the healing process (called oxidization). When finished, merely wipe with a cloth. As the pure kansa metal combines with the skin's impurities and toxins, pitta and other factors such as heat, acidity, blockages, and toxins are released, causing the area around the massaged area to turn grey.

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