KANSA | Teak & Bronze | Facial Massage

The Kansa Circular Stick is a wonderful massage tool for all skin types , which comes to us from Ayurveda . These sticks have been used effectively in India for over 5,000 years. They stimulate blood circulation and lymph flow , which helps remove toxins from the tissues. Afterward, the skin looks firmer and plumper . Kansa is made from bronze , a mixture of copper and tin. These substances have antibacterial and wound-healing properties , they reduce redness , and combat inflammation .

Kansa intensifies the effect of Circular night oils and day cream , as they can penetrate deeper through the massage.

Kansa massage releases blocked energies . Regular massage cleanses the energetic channels . Your mind and body will feel comfortable, harmonious, and balanced .

bronze, teak

Recommended use of Circular Kansa Wand

First, make sure you will take 10 minutes.

Remove any makeup from your face and cleanse with oat flour or chickpea flour.

Apply 5 drops of Circular Raido or Inguz Night Oil to a wet face.

Now your magic ritual can begin; for even more magic, light white sage.

1. Massage Kansa in a circular motion around the center of the forehead (4-5 times in both directions)

2. Draw a figure eight on your forehead 5 times. This will calm your mind and soul and improve your ability to concentrate.

3. Now move 5 times in a zigzag pattern over the forehead wrinkles

4. Massage your temples and then your jaw muscles in a circular motion 5 times each

5. Circle the cheekbone 5 times above the upper jaw

6. Now you move Kansa from the earlobe to the corner of the mouth and back to the right and left 5x

7. Move the stick along the chin line (from the center of the chin to the earlobe and back) 5 times to the right and left.

Your skin may appear a little paler after use. This is a good sign, as it means your skin is detoxifying.

My tip: Clean your face again with water after the massage.

Remember to clean the stick with a damp cloth after each use.

Material – Rod made of bronze (copper and tin) with a wooden handle made of teak

Packaging – linen bag in a postal box lined with wood wool

Recycling – process wood wool in organic waste bin or composter.

Weight – 106 g

Size – 45 x 125 mm

Tip – The center of gravity of high-quality Kansa Wands is in the crown. If you place Kansa upside down, it should be upright or at least tending toward that point. A Kansas wand with a slight crown and the center of gravity in the handle indicates poor quality.