FAQ

What are the characteristic of each stone?

Aventurine promotes healing of the physical body while delivering peace & calmness. 

Amethyst is a powerful and protective stone. Know to activate spiritual awareness, opens intuition, and enhances psychic abilities. 

Black Obsidian is a truth-enhancing stone. It brings clarity to the mind and clears confusion.

Jasper is a wonderful stone for emotional healing. It is an uplifting stone that helps find a harmonious balance.

Lapis Lazuli is the stone of wealth. It activates a life of more intelligence, success, and an unshakable inner balance.

Opalite is subtle yet highly energetic. It stabilises mood swings and helps in overcoming fatigue. 

Picasso Jasper is as well a lovely, happy stone that reminds us to celebrate and enjoy life, bringing optimism and openness. It assists in the positive transformation of relationships.

Rose Quartz is known as a healing crystal and the stone of unconditional love. It's associated with beauty and confidence. More suitable for acne-prone skin.

Tiger Eye is known to bring out your creativity while giving you the courage and willpower to move forward.

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What Exactly is Jade Roller?

For the unfamiliar, a jade roller is pretty much what it sounds like: a hand-size, paint-roller-like apparatus with a cylinder of jade stone at one end.Simply put, a jade roller is a beauty tool made of gemstones that's used for face massage. Jade rollers are said to have been a part of beauty routines among Chinese elites since the Qing dynasty.

 What Exactly is Gua Sha?

“Gua Sha,” which directly translates to “scraping” in Chinese, is an ancient east Asia healing practice in which a practitioner takes a flat tool and, using a generous amount of pressure, pulls it across the skin to increase blood flow. It was originally intended to break up stagnant energy, called chi, and promote internal healing. Now, Gua Sha is used to help drain the lymphatic system, ease muscle tension, and help with symptoms of chronic pain, many of which are tied to inflammation.

1. You can use a Gua Sha on the face, body, and scalp, and it’s best to use with water or oil – but never on bare skin.

2. Hold the Gua Sha tool with the curved side to your face and glide it gently up and out, starting with the neck, jawline, chin, and around the mouth, between three and five times per area. Always take short strokes in just one direction, not back and forth.

3. Next, press the tool flat to the skin, under the eyes or over any redness, to soothe and de-puff.
4. Work the tool in small horizontal strokes over the brow bone to lift, or hold and press upwards between the brows to release tension.
5. Stroke down the neck, never upwards, to drain fluid.
6. If you want to reduce puffiness, work lightly, then more firmly, to relax muscles.