MINI KANSA WAND

A Kansa wand is an ancient beauty tool to balance, de-puff and firm your skin. A simple facial massage with the Kansa Wand is an efficient way to smooth and firm the skin for a ‘natural face lift’. The magical wand revitalizes and plumps skin, softens fine lines, de-puff eyes, firms the jawline and cheekbones, tones facial muscles and promotes collagen production. The Kansa Wand will also draw out toxins and accumulated acidity from the skin.

Will leave your skin balanced, rejuvenated and with renewed oxygen.

There are no side effects of using a Kansa wand... except for amazing skin of course!

Ensure your face is thoroughly cleansed and patted dry. Take a few drops of your favorite facial oil and apply on cleansed skin. Start the facial massage with the Kansa Wand. The good news is: There are no specific 'rules' on how to massage with the Kansa, but I can suggest the following:

Step by step:

Begin at the centre of your chin, following the jawline. Repeat a few times and switch side.

Work your way upwards and start at the corner of your mouth and follow the natural lines of your cheekbones, massaging upwards. Repeat on both sides.

Then massage the middle of your forehead in circles.

With the smaller end of the wand, gently massage the under-eye area. Starting from the inner corner of your eye, gently slide the Kansa under your eye and out to the hairline.

Gently repeat the same motion by gliding the kansa above your eyelid to reduce puffiness."

The RAAW Kansa Wand is a sacred facial tool originated in India and used in Ayurveda the last 5000 years.
What is it made of?

The metal is pure 'Kansa' and consists of 80% copper and 20% tin. Handle made of teak wood.

The History of the Kansa:

At first, the metal was only used in the kitchen as a cup to purify drinking water. It became a popular facial tool when it was discovered that it warmed up on the skin upon massage, offering numerous and amazing benefits.
The surface of the metal can draw and neutralize acidity in the skin, and is used to balance the skin’s pH levels as well as reduce puffiness, increase blood circulation, and promote oxygen flow to the surface of the skin.

How long should a Kansa massage be?

Massage the face for 5 -10 minutes on each side of the face.
You can make your face massage as long or short as you like until you feel relaxed and revitalized. While using it you can see the toxins being released from your face.

How many times can I use the Kansa Wand?

You can do a Kansa massage as often as you’d like. 2-3 times per week is good for your skin, but can be used every day if you like. The wands have no limited usages. The wands are not battery operated - they’re made from high quality teak wood and Kansa metal, so they’ll last a very long time and can be used as many times as you like.

Why is my skin turning grey when I use the Kansa Wand?

The grey effect is a chemical reaction due to high acid concentration in the skin. This means that your skin releases accumulated acid and the balancing effect has begun. The grey is only temporary of course, all you need to do is wash your face after use and then apply Blue Beauty Drops Balancing Facial Oil or Drops of Gold Rejuvenating Facial Oil to calm and balance your skin. The massage with Kansa Wand can take up to 10-15 minutes before your skin turns grey. Sometimes you don't turn grey and this is typically when your skin is balanced and calm.

What do you mean by "acid in the skin"?

From a dermatologist’s perspective, "Lymphatic drainage helps circulate blood and fluids. It's detoxifying and can help brighten the complexion and reduce facial puffiness." the lymphatic system is seen as the most important system in the body, so the Kansa wand was engineered specifically to aid in lymphatic drainage. The area where lymphatic build-up is most noticeable is, of course, skin. There are lymph nodes all over your face — in front of the ears, along the jawline, under the chin, around the cheeks; when toxins are stagnating there, the result is usually breakouts, dullness, oil-overload and puffiness.

How do I clean my Kansa Wand?

When you use your Kansa Wand, we suggest washing it with a chemical free soap, and cleaning it with light wet cloth. Gently towel dry and begin use. Tea Tree oil is an antiseptic and can be used as a natural cleaning remedy.