A gua sha and face oil ritual set

Your evening, in a linen pouch.

A gua sha stone and a face oil, packed together in linen. Learn the touch at the basin, ten quiet minutes at the end of the day.

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A woman at a bathroom basin in the evening, eyes closed, holding a gua sha stone against her cheek

Tonight, the long curve.Cheek, from nose toward ear

A linen drawstring pouch with a gua sha stone and an amber bottle of face oil beside it

Close-up of linen weave and a drawstring with the edge of a gua sha stone resting on it

What's in the pouch.

Everything for the evening, and a soft place to keep it.

The stone
A gua sha stone, smooth and pleasingly heavy in the hand, with four edges you'll come to know by feel.
The oil
A bottle of face oil, so the stone glides instead of tugs.
The pouch
The linen pouch itself, drawstring and all. When you're done, the stone goes back in and the evening is put away.

Bring a basin and ten minutes. That's the whole list.

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Four edges, each with somewhere to go.

Hold it like a pencil you trust. Keep it nearly flat, keep the pressure light, and always on oiled skin.

The long curve.

Lay it against your cheek and draw it out from beside the nose toward the ear, at the speed of a long breath out.
Cheek, nose to ear
The notch.

It sits along the edge of your jaw. Glide from chin to ear, one side, then the other.
Jaw, chin to ear
The short end.

Small, unhurried circles along the brow, as if smoothing a page you're about to write on.
Brow, small circles
The flat face.

Long, easy strokes down the side of the neck, light enough to do with your eyes closed.
Neck, long strokes down

Fingertips warming a few drops of face oil, a gua sha stone resting in the other hand

Before the stone

Oil first, always.

Warm a few drops between your fingertips and press them into your face and neck. Give it a moment.

Then pick up the stone. You'll feel the difference the first time it skims rather than drags, and you won't skip this step again.

Minute one belongs to the oil. The rest of the ten are for the stone.

A bathroom shelf at night with the linen pouch, a folded towel, a small lamp and the stone on a dish

Ten minutes, and they're yours.

Tenminutes

OilMinute one
Neck, the flat faceThen two
Jaw, the notchThen two
Cheeks, the long curveThen two
Brow, the short endThen two
Back in its linenThe last

Minute one is oil. Then the neck, the notch, the cheeks, the brow. The last minute is putting the stone back in its linen.

A habit needs a place to live. Leave the pouch by the basin, beside the toothbrush, where your hand finds it without asking.

Who it's for.

If one of these sounds familiar, the pouch will feel at home on your shelf.

A woman about forty in a soft robe, sitting on the edge of a bath in warm lamplight — Bath run, phone in the other room, door locked.

A woman with dark hair at her desk, holding a pale stone and smiling to herself — Owns a gua sha already and mostly uses it as a paperweight.

A woman in a cardigan leaning in a dim hallway at night, eyes half closed — Kids asleep at last, and the whole house goes soft.

A woman with curly hair reading the back of a small amber bottle — You read the label on every bottle, twice.

A woman at a bathroom basin in the evening, hair tied back, a towel over her shoulder — Ten minutes at the basin is the one appointment she never moves.

A woman in a linen shirt sitting by a window, a folded towel on her lap — Likes things that last: good linen, a heavy stone, a slow habit.

A woman with short grey-streaked hair, relaxed on a sofa under a lamp — Not after a new face. Only a kinder end to the day.

Plain answers.

Straight replies to what you might be wondering, before the pouch is on your shelf.

Something else on your mind? Write to us and a person will answer.

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Do I need to know gua sha already?

No. The four edges above are the whole lesson. Start light, go slow, and your hands learn the rest by doing.

What will it do for my face?

We won't promise anything about your face. What we can say: ten quiet minutes, a smooth stone and a good oil, and most evenings that's plenty.

How does delivery work?

Tracked delivery on every order, so you always know where your pouch is.

And if it isn't for me?

Free returns within 30 days.

Is checkout safe?

Yes. Secure checkout, every time.

Pregnant, or have a skin condition?

Please check with a qualified professional before you start.

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Tell us where to send it, and when your evenings begin.

Tracked delivery on every order.
Secure checkout.
Free returns within 30 days.

A note on care. A relaxation ritual, not medical advice. Pregnant, or have a skin condition? Please check with a qualified professional first.