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💆‍♀️ 3 benefits of a Gua Sha enhancement

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Two rose quartz Gua Sha tools propped against a stone.

Other enhancements at The NOW Massage include deep tissue, hemp Calm Balm, scalp renewal, herbal heat therapy + more.

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You’ve probably seen Gua Sha offered during facials, but did you know the Chinese medicine technique is traditionally used in body care?

Gua Sha lightly brushes targeted muscles to:

  • Release tension + knots
  • Increase circulation
  • Reduce inflammation

It’s also now offered as a massage enhancement at The NOW Massage. The “S” and “U”-shaped rose quartz tools allow massage therapists to focus treatment on areas that are especially tight + tense. The result? Next-level recovery and full-body relaxation. Sign us up.*

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