Price Listed in USD
$29.40 USD | $200.00 TTD
Our Ayurvedic Kansa Wand is made from pure Kansa (Copper + Tin) with a hand carved seasoned wooden handle for better grip and handling. Regular massaging with the Kansa wand detoxes, plumps, firms and depuffs the skin and softens fine lines.
Used for over 5,000 years by Ayurvedic practitioners, Kansa helps increase your skin's ability to heal and reduces inflammation which causes inflammatory skin conditions such as acne and eczema.
When using the Kansa Wand,a greying effect might be noticed on your skin. This indicates that your skin in detoxifying and occurs when the wand reacts with acids released from the body while massaging.
Our Kansa Wand can also be used for massaging the soles of the feet to improve circulation, expel toxins and to relax the body. This also helps in opening the energy channels to improve the body’s healing system, reduce pain and help balance the ayurvedic doshas.
Vata Dosha - Space + Air
Pitta Dosha - Fire + Water
Kapha Dosha - Water + Earth
Ayurvedic Kansa Wand - Facial Massage Tool
Our Ayurvedic Kansa Wand is used to massage the marma or "energy points" on your body. Since Copper is a healing metal that will enhance the function of an antioxidant-rich serum or oil, you should firstly apply a few drops of your favorite facial serum or moisturizer. Any of our serums or moisturizers work well with our wand.
1. Massage the middle of your forehead in a circular motion; six times in a clockwise direction and then six times in an anticlockwise direction.
2. Draw the figure-eight pattern on the forehead six times. This calms the mind and emotions, stimulates memory, and improves concentration. It’s also helpful for relieving sinus headaches.
3. Circle the cheekbone six times using firm pressure.
4. Move under the cheekbone. Massage upward and downward with firm pressure. Moving from the corner of the mouth up to the ear and back to the corner of the mouth
5. Massage your jawline coming down from the ear to along the jaw towards the chin, from the chin back along the jaw to the ear.
