"Kansa Wand" (Palm Grip) Face Massage tool

Basic rules to get started with the Kansa wand.
• Use the Kansa wand in the morning or evening after applying oil on cleanse face
• Starting in the middle of forehead, gently massage the wand in a circular motion across the forehead.
• Use long & slow strokes back and forth under the eyes. Complete the circle above the eyes and over the eyebrows.
• Use high quality oils. Avoid using the Kansa wand without face oil. Oil reduces the friction and prevents the wand from tugging at your soft skin.
• Use high quality oil like jojoba oil, coconut oil, or ghee. You can also pair it with ayurvedic Kumkumadi oil (a blend of 28 natural ingredients).
• Monitor massage pressure: Make sure you don’t push too hard. It can result in pulling your skin and making it prone to wrinkles.

The Kansa wand is an ancient skin care tool that originated in India over 5000 years ago during the Bronze Age. It originated at the same time as Ayurveda itself. It is designed to help balance the doshas (by removing toxins) and balance the energy. All while improving the exterior look and health of your skin. It is a dome-shaped face massaging tool that is designed to stimulate blood circulation. The real magic comes from the metal it is made of “kansa”, which is a combination of copper and tin. kansa have cooling properties unlike other face rollers and it is not required to keep it inside the freezer.

Kansa is an alloy of 78% copper and 22% tin.
wood used is a teak wood