No — Gua Sha should not be painful. The technique involves gentle, rhythmic strokes across the skin using a smooth-edged tool to stimulate circulation and release tension. Pressure is always adjusted to your comfort level, and most clients find the treatment deeply relaxing and soothing.

It can, depending on the area treated and the level of stagnation in the tissues. On the body, Gua Sha may leave temporary redness or light marks called sha, which indicate increased circulation and usually fade within a few days. Facial Gua Sha, however, is performed much more gently and does not leave visible marks — only a healthy, lifted glow.

Yes. Facial Gua Sha is a popular treatment that helps to lift, sculpt, and depuff the face while improving lymphatic drainage and circulation. It can also relieve jaw tension and promote a radiant, healthy complexion. Jenny’s technique is precise and calming, focusing on enhancing your natural features without irritation.

Absolutely. Gua Sha not only releases muscular tension but also helps to calm the nervous system, reduce stress, and promote a deep sense of relaxation. Many clients describe it as both therapeutic and meditative, leaving them feeling lighter and more balanced after each session.