Glide. Massage. Sculpt.
The Sculpting Oil Ritual was designed to turn your facial massage into a smoother, more intentional ritual.
Featuring our Ceramic Gua Sha and Enchanting Dry Body Oil, this set helps the tool glide comfortably across the skin while supporting a refreshed, sculpted-looking appearance.
Use the Dry Body Oil to prep the skin with a lightweight, silky finish, then follow with the Ceramic Gua Sha to massage areas like the neck, jawline, cheeks, under-eye area, brows, and forehead.
Perfect for anyone looking to bring more intention into their skincare routine while supporting smoother-looking, softer-feeling skin.
Why This Set
The Ceramic Gua Sha works best when paired with a product that allows the tool to glide smoothly across the skin.
The Dry Body Oil creates the perfect slip without feeling heavy or greasy, making it ideal for facial massage, especially when using gentle upward strokes.
Together, they create a simple but elevated ritual for facial tension, puffiness, and a more sculpted-looking finish.
Step 1 -Apply a few drops of Enchanting Dry Body Oil to clean skin.
Step 2 -Warm the oil between your hands and gently press it into the face, neck, or décolleté.
Step 3 -Use the Ceramic Gua Sha with gentle pressure and slow upward strokes.
Step 4 -Focus on the neck, jawline, chin, cheeks, under-eye area, brows, and forehead.
Step 5 -Repeat on the other side and finish by draining down the neck.
Recommended Use:Use 2–3 times per week, or whenever your skin and face need a slower, more intentional ritual.
Anyone looking to elevate their skincare routine with a simple facial massage ritual using a Gua Sha and a lightweight oil.
Yes, it can be used to create slip for facial massage. As with any oil, use a small amount and avoid the eye area.
The oil helps the Gua Sha glide smoothly across the skin, making the massage feel more comfortable and effective.
Yes. While this ritual is especially ideal for the face, neck, and décolleté, the Dry Body Oil can also be used on the body.
We recommend using it 2–3 times per week, or whenever you want to add a more intentional massage ritual to your routine.
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