LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE KIT

Step 1: Dry Brush

• Always use on dry skin—ideally in the morning before showering.
• Start by gently massaging or tapping on your key lymphatic areas to “open” the pathways:
• Underarms
• Neck and collarbone area
• Inner thighs and bikini line
• Then move on to your limbs: Use light, upward strokes starting with your arms. Move to the chest, brushing toward your underarms. Use gentle circular motions on the belly, then move to the legs—beginning at the thighs and brushing upward, followed by upward strokes from the lower legs.
• Brush each section 5–10 times with a gentle touch.
• Avoid sensitive areas like the face, breasts, and any broken or inflamed skin.
• Finish off with a shower to remove any dead skin.
  

Step 2: Body Gua Sha

• After your shower, apply a generous amount of body oil to clean skin.
• Using the Bian Stone, work in slow, upward strokes on oiled skin— starting with: arms, chest, waist, hips, thighs, and lower leg.
• Use the comb edge for areas with cellulite or congestion; smooth edges for broad sculpting.
• Each area only needs 3–5 minutes of steady, consistent movement.
  

Tips:

• Always guide the strokes toward lymphatic drainage points.
• Breathe deeply, move slowly, and treat it like a ritual.
• Drink plenty of water after to support the detox process.
• Use daily or a few times per week for best results.

• Always open lymphatic points first (underarms, neck, groin) before brushing or sculpting
• Use light pressure—lymph sits just beneath the skin
• Only use the Gua Sha on oiled skin
• Go slow and stay consistent—daily care creates lasting change
• Drink plenty of water after your ritual to support detoxification
• Not recommended using over broken or inflamed skin
• Each stone is one-of-a-kind—natural markings, veins, and color variations are signs of authenticity.
• The stone is strong but fragile—avoid dropping or knocking it on hard surfaces.