What are the benefits of shaving with a scraping board?

There are many scraping boards on the market now. This is a main tool people use for scraping. There are many shapes of scraping boards. The most common one is semicircular, and there are also oval shapes. Using this scraping board to shave the face will have better results. For example, it is very beneficial for unblocking the meridians of the face. In addition, shaving the face with a scraping board also has the following functions.

What are the benefits of shaving with a scraping board?

1. What are the benefits of shaving with a scraping board?

1.1. Facial scraping stimulates the epidermal nerve endings

It can enhance its conduction function, activate damaged dry and weak cells, promote and restore the cells' own secretion, regeneration and cleaning functions, accelerate the discharge of metabolic products from the skin's sweat pores, and relax and clean the pores.

1.2. Promote blood circulation, whiten and remove spots, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, detoxify and resist oxidation

Facial scraping can accurately find the parts of meridian stagnation and eliminate positive reactions (cold skin, fever, astringent feeling, subcutaneous salicylic and nodular tissues, pain, muscle tension, stiffness, and atrophy are all positive reactions), which can quickly dredge meridians and activate blood circulation and remove stasis;

Improves deep microcirculation of the skin, allowing skin metabolic waste to be quickly eliminated through the blood circulation pathway, thereby improving complexion, changing dullness to rosy and bright whiteness, and effectively removing and lightening spots.

1.3. Shrink pores and tighten skin

Facial scraping can lift muscles, reshape the face, promote blood circulation, dredge meridians, promote skin metabolism, eliminate excess water and metabolic products, ensure that the skin has adequate nutrition supply, naturally shrink pores, naturally tighten and lift the skin, and change the face shape.

1.4. Smooth out wrinkles and delay aging

Clear the supply channels of cell nutrition, restore and enhance the skin's own ability to absorb and utilize nutrition. The thermal effect produced by scraping increases the flow of blood, lymph and body fluids, which continuously increases the blood circulation supplying the skin, replenishes water and nutrients to moisturize the skin, reduces wrinkles and delays skin aging.

1.5. Indirect regulation of internal organs

Facial scraping stimulates the meridians (there are nine meridians running on the face), acupoints (there are many acupoints on the face) and holographic areas, and can indirectly regulate the internal organs through the conduction of the meridians.

2. Which acupuncture points should be shaved?

2.1. Yingxiang Point:

Next to the nose. It is an acupuncture point on the large intestine meridian, which can relieve chloasma, acne, and obesity problems caused by large intestine dysfunction; it also has the function of clearing the nasal passages and preventing allergic rhinitis.

2.2. Sibai Point:

The depression directly below the pupil. This acupoint is a point on the stomach meridian. After many modern clinical studies, regular stimulation of this acupoint has a good effect on regulating the spleen and stomach functions. It can also prevent and treat diseases such as chloasma and acne, because Chinese medicine says that sufficient stomach qi will lead to beautiful skin.

2.3. Dicang acupoint:

Directly below the pupil and where it meets the corner of the mouth. Scraping this acupoint can prevent problems with Qi and blood biochemistry caused by spleen and stomach dysfunction, such as wrinkles at the corners of the mouth, chloasma, acne, etc.

2.4、Silk and Bamboo Hole:

The depression at the end of the eyebrow. It is an acupuncture point on the Sanjiao meridian, which can regulate internal heat problems caused by poor metabolic function and help remove eye wrinkles.

3. What is facial scraping?

During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, there were many records of therapies that used porcelain spoons to scrape the back to dispel evil spirits. By the Qing Dynasty, scraping therapy was not only recorded in works such as "Theoretical Parallel Prose", but also in monographs such as "Seventy-two Treatment Methods for Sha Syndrome", which gave a comprehensive and systematic description of the theory and operation of scraping therapy. Facial scraping has significant effects on lifting the skin of the face and neck. It is also a good solution to common skin problems such as eye bags, dark circles, spots and acne. It has become the main clinical treatment method in major traditional Chinese medicine beauty institutions.