Brass Half Moon Meridian Comb — 5-in-1 Gua Sha Tool for Face, Body & Scalp

One tool, every contour

Most gua sha tools give you one or two usable edges. This one is designed around five.

The outer arc — the long sweeping curve. Built for broad surfaces: back, arms, shoulders, legs, and the sides of the face. Long, gliding strokes with even pressure.

The upper rounded corner — small and soft-edged, for the delicate work. Cheeks, jawline, brow bone, and gentle passes around the eye area.

The interlocking joint — the notched groove. Cradles the bridge of the nose, the chin, either side of the spine, and slots between fingers to release the hands.

The bottom rounded corner — a single, focused point for acupressure. Hold and press on tension points along the shoulders, temples, and feet.

The curved comb teeth — spaced and rounded for the scalp. Comb slowly from hairline to crown to wake up the head and neck after a long day.

Why brass

Brass has real weight to it. It carries a natural coolness against the skin, it glides without dragging, and it doesn't crack, rust, or break the way resin, glass, or soft stone tools do when they hit a bathroom tile. Over time it develops a warm patina — a sign it's yours, not a defect. A quick polish brings the shine back whenever you want it.

How to use

1. Cleanse the skin and apply facial oil, serum, or body oil — never drag on dry skin.
2. Hold the comb at roughly a 15–45° angle to the skin.
3. Sweep in slow, light strokes, always moving away from the center of the face and toward the lymph nodes at the neck and collarbone.
4. Work each area 5–10 times. Light pressure on the face, firmer on the body.
5. For the scalp, comb slowly from the hairline back, pausing on any tight spots.
6. Wipe clean after each use and store dry.

Care

Clean with a small amount of mild soap and water, then rinse and dry. Do not soak.

What's in the box

• 1 × Pure Brass Half Moon Meridian Comb
  
• Storage pouch