Tayyib Rose Quartz Gua Sha
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- Seed-Oil Free
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What It Does
Your face, sculpted. Morning puffiness, gone.
Lymphatic Drainage
Gentle scraping motions stimulate the lymphatic system, moving fluid that accumulates overnight and causes morning puffiness — especially around the eyes, jawline, and cheeks.
Natural Skin Glow
Increased circulation brought on by gua sha brings fresh blood to the surface, delivering oxygen and nutrients to skin cells. Regular use gives a consistent, healthy glow without any product.
Facial Contouring
Consistent use defines the jawline, lifts cheekbones, and softens tension lines in the neck and brow — without needles, without machinery, just technique and stone.
100% Natural Stone
Genuine rose quartz — not synthetic resin moulded to look like stone. Rose quartz stays naturally cool, which helps reduce inflammation and soothes morning puffiness on contact.
How to Use
Five minutes. Visible results from the first use.
Gua sha works best with a slip product — something that lets the stone glide smoothly across the skin without pulling. Our Tayyib Tallow Balm is the perfect partner: it absorbs slowly enough to provide the glide needed and nourishes skin at the same time.
Apply tallow balm as your slip
Apply a small amount of Tayyib Tallow Balm to clean skin. You want your face to feel smooth and slightly slippery — the stone should glide, not drag. If you feel resistance, add more balm.
Hold the stone at 15-45 degrees
Hold the gua sha tool almost flat against the skin (15-45 degrees). The wider curved edge is for larger areas like cheeks and forehead; the smaller notched edge is for the jawline.
Sweep upward and outward — always
Direction matters. Always move UP and OUT, never downward. Start at the centre of the face and sweep toward the hairline, ear, or neck lymph nodes. This promotes drainage toward the lymph system rather than congesting it.
3-5 strokes per zone, light pressure
Cover each section of the face with 3-5 long, slow, firm-but-gentle strokes. Move to the neck at the end — sweeping downward on the neck (away from the face) to drain lymph fluid toward the lymph nodes at the collarbone.
Clean the stone after every use
Rinse with warm water and a drop of soap. Pat dry and store flat or in the provided pouch. Rose quartz should not be soaked for extended periods.
What Customers Say
The results speak for themselves.
“I use this every morning with the tallow balm and the difference in my jawline definition over 4 weeks has been remarkable. My cheekbones look more sculpted and the morning puffiness I used to wake up with is gone in minutes.”
Sara M. — Melbourne“I was honestly expecting this to be one of those things that sounds good in theory. After just one use the puffiness around my eyes and cheeks was visibly reduced. I’ve been using it every morning since and my skin looks the best it has in years.”
Khadija L. — Brisbane“The quality of this stone is noticeably better than the cheap ones on Amazon. It’s heavier, stays cool, and actually feels like genuine rose quartz. Pairs perfectly with the Tayyib balm. My skin literally glows after my gua sha routine.”
Aisha F. — AdelaideCommon Questions
Gua sha — answered simply.
How often should I use it?
3-5 times per week is ideal for most people. Daily use is fine if you enjoy it and use light pressure. Avoid gua sha over active breakouts, sunburned skin, or broken skin. If you experience prolonged redness or irritation (beyond a few minutes), reduce frequency and pressure.
Is rose quartz better than jade?
Both work well. Rose quartz stays naturally cooler than jade, which is beneficial for reducing inflammation and morning puffiness. Jade is slightly harder. The technique and consistency matter more than the specific stone type. We chose rose quartz for its natural cooling properties and beautiful appearance.
Will gua sha give me bruises or red marks?
Not with the light, gliding pressure used in facial gua sha. Traditional body gua sha (used in Chinese medicine for muscle pain) does intentionally create petechiae (red marks) — but facial gua sha is a completely different technique with much lighter pressure. If you have very fragile capillaries or are on blood thinners, start with very light pressure and consult your doctor.
What is the best product to use it with?
You need a slip product — something that allows the stone to glide without dragging. Our Tayyib Tallow Balm is ideal: it provides enough slip for smooth strokes and absorbs slowly enough that it stays on the skin throughout the session. Avoid using gua sha on bare, dry skin — friction without slip can cause irritation.
Sculpt. Drain. Glow.
Five minutes a day. Genuine rose quartz. Visible results.



