Jade ​ is known as the healing stone that invites good health, ​ promotes over all well-being, and has been known to reduce stress and anxiety. Great for all skins. Gua Sha stones are typically cool to the touch, this cooling action helps with brightening your complexion, reducing puffiness and stimulating lymphatic drainage. When to use Gua Sha

The use of skincare tools has really grown in popularity, with Gua Sha being one of the most frequently used at-home tools. What is Gua Sha? Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that has been around for centuries. ' Gua ' means 'scrape' and 'Sha' means 'sand'. ​It is a technique whereby tools, usually made from jade, bone or horn are used to scrape across the skin on the body to redirect energy flow. In doing this, stagnant energy is broken down, reducing inflammation, increasing blood flow and stimulating the lymphatic system to promote healing in the body. It’s a simple but rigorous technique which has been used for centuries to treat a range of ailments including muscle pain, tension, inflammation and migraines. ​ The best time to use your Gua Sha in your at-home regimen is at the treat step. Prep your skin by double cleansing and exfoliating. To get the most out of your Gua Sha technique, repeat each movement at least 3 times. Gua Sha can be incorporated into your skincare regimen as little or often as you like. To look after your Gua Sha stone, gently wash with warm soapy water and carefully dry after each use. Continue onto the treat step by applying your favourite Dermalogica serum and work over with your Gua Sha technique. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{

Complete your regimen by applying your moisturiser (and SPF if in the day) to hydrate, protect and glow.Rose Quartz ​ is known as the stone of love. ​ It is known to promote self-love and inner healing and feelings of peace. It is balancing on the tissues and promotes regeneration. This is a great option for ageing skin concerns.