How to use Gua Sha to remove eye bags

Nowadays, more and more people stay up late, and staying up late will bring many adverse effects to people, such as bags under the eyes, which is a very common one. Because eye bags greatly affect people's appearance, people hope to take some measures to remove them as soon as possible. Many people think of removing eye bags by scraping. So how to remove eye bags by scraping? Let me introduce it below.

Eye scraping can, to some extent, help eliminate eye bags.

Because bags under the eyes are mainly the result of poor blood circulation around the eyes, and proper scraping can promote blood circulation around the eyes. If you persist for a period of time, you can reduce or eliminate bags under the eyes. However, scraping to remove eye bags is a slow process that requires persistence. Only by persisting for a course of treatment can the blood circulation around the eyes be truly regulated and the ideal effect be achieved, especially for some patients with stubborn eye bags.

How to remove eye bags by scraping

The so-called scraping to remove eye bags is based on the treatment principles of dredging meridians, strengthening the spleen and kidneys, promoting diuresis and removing dampness, nourishing muscles and reducing swelling. By scraping the corresponding acupuncture points on the face, it regulates the eye meridians, improves local water circulation, speeds up metabolism, and relieves swelling, thereby achieving the cosmetic effect of reducing swelling and removing bags.

The first step is to shave the eyes:

Use the Sibin Bianstone standard scraping board, that is, the blade of the Bianstone board, to scrape from the eyes near the bridge of the nose outward through the temples to the auricle, scraping in one direction 16 times.

Tips: It is recommended to apply an appropriate amount of eye cream on the eyes before scraping.

Step 2: Shaving the temples:

The blade of the Bianstone is straight and inward, and scraped up and down 16 times (one reciprocating counts as one time).

Step 3: Shaving the face:

The blade of the Bianstone is placed upright, and scraped from the root of the nose outward through the cheekbone and obliquely upward to the tangent line of the auricle to the auricle, scraping in one direction 16 times.

Step 4: Shave the forehead:

The blade of the Bianstone board is straight inward, scraping from the upper edge of the left eyebrow to the front hairline, then to the right to the outside of the right eyebrow, scraping the entire forehead in one direction 9 times.

Precautions when using scraping to remove eye bags

Correct scraping can relieve eye bags to a certain extent, but the premise is that it must be based on the correct foundation. Because if the method is incorrect, then during the process of eye scraping, it may bring other effects to your glasses, so friends who want to use this method to remove eye bags must abide by these principles:

1. Scraping can be done one hour after a meal, and the scraping instrument is generally a buffalo horn scraping board. Do not use other substitutes, such as copper coins, plastic products, etc., and also need to choose a suitable medium. When scraping the face, you should choose a light medium with no irritating odor. When scraping the body, you can choose a medium that has the properties of activating blood circulation and unblocking meridians.

2. People who have undergone skin resurfacing surgery less than 2 months ago should avoid facial scraping. People who have washed their eyebrows too deeply and caused granulation should avoid facial scraping. In addition, the face is relatively fragile, so the force of scraping should be gentler than other methods, and the purpose should not be to produce sha.

3. During the scraping process, you should pay attention to keeping the room warm, especially in winter, you should avoid cold and drafts. When scraping in summer, you should avoid fans blowing directly on the scraping area. Avoid scraping in areas rich in blood vessels and nerves, such as the ventral surface of the neck, or areas that lack subcutaneous tissue and are very close to muscles and bones, such as the clavicle and anterior tibia, because once the method is wrong and the force is improper, the superficial nerves or capillaries may be scratched.