Incorporate a 5,000-year-old massage technique into your body care ritual! The Kansa Wand is an ancient Ayurvedic tool that predates the jade roller & gua-sha, originating during the bronze age in India.
Use this tool to relieve muscular tension, draw-out toxins, reduce inflammation, oxygenate the skin, smooth the visibility of fine lines & wrinkles, balance pH & increase your healthy inner & outer glow!
This Kansa Wand can be used on both the body & face. Pair with your PAAVANI Body Oil & Serum.
Kansa
Kansa is a sacred type of metal made by combining copper & tin in a ratio of 4:1. This combination is called bronze in the West & Kansa in India. It is a hard metal that makes up cymbals, bells & Tibetan gongs; therefore, it is also referred to as "bell metal". Kansa metal is known for having the unique power to heal & restore balance in the skin, body & soul due to its natural ability to balance pH.
MADE IN INDIA FROM SHEESHAM WOOD & KANSA.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
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