Source: CN (Country of Origin) Material: Stainless Steel Application: Body Feature 1: IASTM Fascial Therapy Massage Tool Feature 2: Deep Tissue Massage Tool Feature 3: Gua Sha Massager Feature 4: Muscle Scraper Tool Feature 5: Myofascial Release IASTM Feature 6: Fascia Restoration Muscle Massager Feature 7: Myotherapy Feature 8: Pain Relief Instructions: A: Deep Tissue Massage Fascia Restoration Muscle Massager Scraping Scraping Board Scraping Scraping Board B: A method to promote soft tissue regeneration and promote the body's response to scar tissue absorption, restarting the normal healing process for ultimate pain relief, healing and healing. C: The benefits of the Chinese Manual Therapy spatula at a glance: Sturdy stainless steel spatula for optimal hand guidance and pressure transmission Tested by our nationally approved therapists and used daily Premium, smooth polished stainless steel ensures pleasant skin sensation , without creating nicks or rough areas on the skin. The special shape allows for a precise massage of all body areas The scraper massage set is delivered in an exquisite special box. So, your professional Gua Sha scraFunction of IASTM Tools: 1. Stimulates healing and strengthens new collagen tissue2. Relaxed scar tissue (including collagen cross-links) and fascial tension3. Controlled microinjury increases the number of fibroblasts4. Increases blood flow, removes metabolic waste, improves blood circulation and metabolic processes Gua Sha Chinese Massage for Everyone: This fascia tool is an excellent Chinese massager. The Gua Sha Board is more than just a back and neck massager. The intelligent design, optimum handling and different sides of the scraper are ideal for the treatment of all body structures. Massage tools are used successfully worldwide in therapy, such as trigger point massage, as a preventative, in the field of wellness, as well as in physiotherapy. This particular method involves scraping the skin with specially shaped massage tools to improve blood circulation and relieve pain. In fascial therapy, similar to the Gladstone technique, the therapist uses unique massage tools to release bonds on the body's musculofascial structures.