Ayurvedic Kansa Wand in Teak Wood for Facial Massage

• Stimulation of Lymphatic Drainage: The kansa wand is known to stimulate lymphatic drainage, helping to eliminate toxins and reduce swelling.
• Gentle and Invigorating Massage: Provides a gentle and invigorating massage, which helps improve blood circulation and relax facial muscles.
• Stimulation of Marma Points: By stimulating the marma points (acupressure points), the kansa wand helps balance and harmonize the mind, senses, and skin.
• Skin Renewal: The action of the kansa wand with copper helps renew the skin, smoothing fine lines and revitalizing the skin.
• Stress Relief and Relaxation: Helps relieve accumulated stress in the jaw, cheeks, and eye area, promoting relaxation of the neck, shoulders, and other areas of the body.
• Improved Blood Circulation: Stimulates blood circulation, promoting healthier and more radiant skin.
• Aid Against Acne and Dark Circles: Can help combat acne by reducing inflammation, and reduce dark circles by stimulating lymphatic drainage.
• Natural Detoxification: Stimulates the lymphatic system, promoting the elimination of toxins and waste from the body, aiding in the body's natural detoxification.

Understanding the Patina on Kansa

In the world of Ayurvedic healing, Kansa metal holds a revered place, not just for its therapeutic properties but also for its unique aesthetic – the patina. Patina is a thin layer that forms on the surface of Kansa over time, resulting from exposure to air, moisture, and natural oils from the skin. Far from being a flaw, this natural oxidation process enhances the beauty and character of Kansa, adding to its allure and value.

Symbol of Time and Experience

The development of patina on Kansa is a testament to its journey and history. With each use, the metal undergoes subtle changes, reflecting the passage of time and the experiences it encounters. Just as wrinkles tell the story of a life well-lived, the patina on Kansa symbolizes wisdom, resilience, and the beauty of aging gracefully.

Enhanced Healing Properties

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the formation of patina on Kansa can also enhance its healing properties. The oxidized layer creates a protective barrier that helps preserve the metal and prevents further corrosion. Additionally, some believe that the interaction between the patina and the skin's natural oils may further amplify the therapeutic benefits of Kansa, making it even more effective in promoting health and well-being.

A Symbol of Authenticity

When you choose a Kansa product adorned with patina, you're not just acquiring a tool – you're welcoming a piece of history into your life. Each mark, each shade tells a story, connecting you to a tradition that spans centuries. It's a symbol of authenticity, a testament to the craftsmanship and care that goes into every Kansa creation.

Caring for your Patina

While the patina on Kansa adds to its beauty, it's essential to care for it properly to maintain its integrity. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that may strip away the patina. Instead, gently clean your Kansa products with a soft cloth and mild soap, preserving the unique character and charm of the metal for generations to come.

In essence, the patina on Kansa is more than just a surface treatment – it's a reflection of time, experience, and the enduring beauty of authenticity. Embrace its presence, cherish its story, and let it serve as a reminder to celebrate the richness of life in all its forms.

Step 1: Preparation

1. Skin Cleansing: Begin by washing the area of the face or body you wish to massage with a gentle cleanser and warm water. Pat the skin dry with a clean towel.
2. Application of Oil or Serum: Apply a small amount of massage oil to the skin. This will help reduce friction during the massage and provide additional benefits to the skin.

Step 2: Facial Massage

1. Temples and Forehead: Hold the kansa wand firmly and begin moving it gently in the area of the temples, beside the eyes, in light circular motions. Then, move it to the forehead, making upward and circular motions.
2. Cheeks and Chin: Use the kansa wand to make gentle, circular motions on the cheeks and chin, applying light pressure.
3. Eye Area: Use the rounded end of the kansa wand to make gentle motions around the eye area, helping to reduce puffiness and dark circles.

Step 3: Body Massage

1. Shoulders and Back: To massage the shoulders and back, hold the kansa wand firmly and make gentle circular motions, applying moderate pressure.
2. Arms and Legs: Use the kansa wand to massage the arms and legs in upward motions, starting from the extremities and working towards the heart.
3. Belly and Chest: To massage the belly and chest, make gentle circular motions clockwise around the navel and in the chest area.

Step 4: Finishing

1. Finish: After the massage, rest for a few minutes to allow the benefits of the massage to be absorbed by the skin.
2. Cleaning and Storage: Clean the kansa wand with a soft cloth and warm water after use. Store it in a cool, dry place until the next use.
3. Frequency: Use the kansa wand as desired, adjusting the pressure according to your preference and the sensitivity of your skin. The massage can be performed daily or as needed for relaxation and stress relief.

Remember to listen to your body during the massage and adjust the pressure and intensity as needed for a comfortable and relaxing experience.

• Cleaning the Metal Part: Wash the metal part of the wand with a mild, chemical-free soap. Then, rinse with cold water and gently dry with a towel.
• Cleaning the Handle: Use a damp cloth to wipe the teak wood handle of the wand.
• Deep Cleaning: For a deeper clean, you can use a solution of mild soap and immerse the kansa metal part of the wand for a few minutes. Then, gently dry with a towel.
• Cleaning and Polishing: Using a cotton pad, apply tea tree essential oil to clean, disinfect, and polish the metal part of the wand.

Made with Kansa, which is a metal alloy of copper, tin and zinc, and a teak wood handle.