Origin : CN(Origin)Material : Stainless SteelApplication : BodyFeature 1 : IASTM Fascia Therapy Massage ToolsFeature 2 : Deep Tissue Massage ToolFeature 3 : Gua Sha MassagerFeature 4 : Muscle Scraper ToolFeature 5 : Myofascial Release IASTMFeature 6 : Fascia Recovery Muscle MssagerFeature 7 : Muscle TherapyFeature 8 : Pain ReliefA:Deep Tissue Massage Fascia Recovery Muscle Mssager Guasha Scraping Board Gua Sha ScraperB:method of promoting soft tissue regeneration, promoting the absorption of scar tissue by the body, restarting the normal healing process, and ultimately achieving the goal of pain relief, healing and treatment.C:benefits of the scraper for Chinese manual therapy at a glance:5x robust stainless-steel scrapers for optimal hand guidance and pressure transmissionTested by our state-approved therapists and used dailyThe high-quality, smooth polished stainless steel ensures a pleasant skin feeling without causing scratches or rough areas on the skinThe special shape allows an exact massage of all body regionsThe Scraper Massage Set is delivered in a sophisticated special case. Thus, your professional Gua Sha scraFunction of IASTM Tools:1. Stimulating healing and strengthening new collagen tissue2. Loose scar tissue (including collagen interlaced links) and fascial tension3. Controllable microdamage, increasing the number of fibroblasts4. Increase blood flow, remove metabolic waste, improve blood circulation and metabolic processGua Sha Chinese Massage for all and everyone:This fascia tool is the Chinese massager par excellence. A Gua Sha scraper is not just a back and neck massager. The intelligent design, optimal handling and the different sides of the scraper are perfect for the treatment of all body structures.The massage tools are successfully used worldwide in therapy, for example in the trigger point massage, as prevention, in the wellness area, as well as in physiotherapy. This special method uses a specially shaped massage tool to scrape the skin, stimulating blood circulation and reducing pain. In the fascia therapy, similar to the Graston Technique, therapists use the unique massage tool on the muscle fascial structures of the body to release bonds.