Care and use: 1: for face, feet, hands and other areas- clean the desired use and apply with favourite serum or oil. 2: for face start at the energy centre,the forehead,and with gentle pressure use small circular movements along the forehead. 3: gradually move to the eye and continue with the gentle circular movements around the eyes ,along the brows,cheeks,temples,around the ears ,along the chin and jawline,around the mouth and finally down the neck
Kansa head massage: part your hair in two sections and massage with a nourishing hair oil · start by rotating the kansa wand in a slow circular motion on the centre, parting softly but firmly sliding it back to the neck · rotate the kansa wand firmly in these circular motions all over the scalp · concentrate the movements around the ears to energise the marma points
Kansa body massage: deeply moisturize your body for the kansa wand to slide gently · start by rotating the kansa wand in slow circular motions, working on tensed muscles ensure the pressure is light but firm concentrate the movements around the marma points to release muscle tension
Kansa wand:- a mixture of copper and tin with a trace of zinc in it giving it the gold colour dating back over 3000 years it has been used in India in a holistic healing system called ayurvedic massage therapy. This ancient wisdom focuses on the partnership of health and wellness balanced between mind, body and the spirit. When rubbed on skin, this kansa mental mixture is believed to pull toxins from the skin and offer additional benefits
4: repeated this technique elsewhere as desired. 5: after use ,simply wipe the bronze cap with tea tree oil or dip only the metal part in mild soap and wipe with damp cloth. Do not clean with any harsh chemicals
