Copper Wood Gua Sha Massage Comb – Antimicrobial Scalp

Three Reasons Wellness Lovers Choose This

Handcrafted Rosewood & Brass

Solid rosewood paddle, polished brass prongs with rounded tips, and an ergonomic finger loop — a tool as beautiful as it is functional.

Gua Sha & Acupressure in One

The flat base glides for body gua sha, while the comb prongs stimulate scalp meridians — one tool for full‑body wellness.

Proof in Every Stroke

• 2-in-1gua sha & acupressure tool
• Solid Rosewoodcrafted to last a lifetime
• 500+5‑star reviews from wellness seekers

Your 3‑Minute Daily Routine

1. 1
   Begin with a calm mind

   Sit comfortably and take three deep breaths. Place the comb on your crown to center your focus.

2. 2
   Start at the nape of your neck

   With the prongs pointing downward, gently glide from the base of your skull upward in slow, even strokes.

3. 3
   Move to the sides and temples

   Use light pressure along the sides of your head, circling at the temples with the rounded tips to release tightness.

4. 4
   Cover the crown and hairline

   Work in sections from front to back, lifting the hair and pausing at any tender meridian points for 3–5 seconds.

5. 5
   Finish with gua sha on neck and shoulders

   Flip to the flat paddle side, apply a few drops of body oil, and use gentle, long strokes from shoulders up toward the jawline.

From Tension to Tranquility

What to Expect

1. Week 1
   Better blood flow

   Your scalp feels more invigorated; you may notice less itching and fewer tension headaches as circulation improves.

2. Week 2
   Naturally cleaner

   The copper’s antimicrobial action maintains a balanced scalp environment. Excess oil and odor diminish noticeably.

3. Week 4+
   A daily ritual

   The practice becomes a cherished self‑care moment. You’ve built a habit that supports not just your scalp, but your overall calm.

Keep Your Tool Pristine

• Wipe after each use

  Damp cloth is all you need; copper self‑sanitizes. Dry the rosewood immediately.

• Oil occasionally

  A tiny drop of mineral or food‑grade oil on the wood every few weeks keeps grain rich.

• Avoid soaking

  Never submerge in water; prolonged moisture can swell the rosewood.

• Store in a dry place

  Keep away from direct heat or humidity; the finger loop allows hanging.

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