Herb Pressed & Horn Facial Contouring Tool Duo Set

72.00 USD

Taxes included.

Discover the art of self-care with our Triangle-Perfect Gua Sha Tool, handcrafted from 100% authentic botanicals sourced from the valleys of Guizhou Province in southwestern China. Inspired by the healing traditions of the Miao minority tribes, each tool is carefully pressed with real herbs and cool-dried to preserve their active botanical properties.

This versatile triangle-shaped design fits perfectly into your daily wellness ritual. Use it to contour your jawline, perform lymphatic drainage on your neck and limbs, or address specific concerns like depuffing and scalp health. The ergonomic angles make it ideal for targeted facial contouring and full-body application.

Experience a quiet, fulfilling moment of self-tending with a tool that honors both ancient wisdom and natural craftsmanship. Pure botanicals. Pure wellness.

This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.

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100% Traditional Herbal Blend

Handcrafted in southwestern China

Organic Packaging

Valley Harvest

Gather

Roots, bark, flowers, and resins are handpicked from the southwestern valleys in season — selected for potency, aromatic character, and traditional use within He Xiang practice.

Into Fine Powder

Dry & Grind

Each ingredient is air-dried slowly and separately, then ground into a fine powder. No heat treatment. No extraction shortcuts. The full aromatic profile is preserved intact.

He Xiang formula

Blend & Press

Powders are blended to formula, bound with natural wood powder, and worked with water into a firm dough. Pressed by hand into molds shaped for the face and scalp — no machines.