Dimension: 8 cm x 5 cm The special shape of these Gua Sha, with two notches at the top, is designed to offer better adaptability to the contours of the face and body. Here are the main reasons why this shape is particularly appreciated: 1. Adaptation to delicate areas: The notches allow targeting specific and sensitive areas like the sides of the nose, eyebrows, jawline contours, and neck. They help better follow the natural curves of the face, making the massage more effective and pleasant. 2. Double notch for facial contours: The double-notch shape allows embracing the jawline and cheekbones in one pass, maximizing skin contact and optimizing pressure. This facilitates lymphatic drainage and reduces swelling by precisely acting on facial muscles. How to use the Gua Sha? We recommend using it once or twice a week for natural skin exfoliation. Your facial skin may become slightly red for a few minutes after the treatment, which is normal and shows that you have performed your Gua Sha massage correctly and with good pressure. Use it in conjunction with one of our massage rollers to boost your skincare routine. Gently slide the Gua Sha along the face while maintaining light pressure, following precise and slow movements. Smooth the skin with the Gua Sha stone from the inside to the outside of the face and from bottom to top, adopting different angles to fit the contours of the face. Repeat each movement 5 to 10 times. The skin may become red during the Gua Sha massage: don't panic, this means it's working and that blood circulation is activated ;) Tip: Keeping your Gua Sha in the fridge can increase the decongestant and relaxing effect upon application. My Gua Sha massage in 7 steps: 1) Prepare your skin: once cleaned, generously spray a hydrating mist and then apply a few drops of organic facial oil or serum on still damp skin. This allows for a perfect glide for the Gua Sha. 2) Neck: Smooth the skin of the neck from bottom to top 3) Jaw: Place the chin in the hollow formed by the rounded tips of the Gua Sha, and slide up to the ears following the jawline. 4) Cheeks: Lift the cheeks starting from the side of the nose and moving up to the temples 5) Eye contour: Decongest the eye contour by sliding the rounded tip of the Gua Sha from the inner corner of the eye to the temples. Finish by gently massaging the temples for a relaxing effect. 6) Eyebrows: Slide the tip of the Gua Sha along the eyebrows to the temples 7) Forehead: Smooth the forehead starting from the eyebrows to the hairline.