What Is A Kansa Wand Massage? Kansa (Metal) ??? Wand (Wooden Handle) Is The Indian Alternative To Jade Rollers For Skin Ph , Dosha & Chakra Balancing. Kansa Metal Head Of The Massager Is An Alloy Made Of Copper & Tin, Which Helps In Detoxifying Face And Body. It Further Reduces Face/ Body Heat, Known To Assist In Joint Mobility And Reduce Eye Strain. Kansa Facial Massage: Cleanse Your Face And Neck With A Gentle Soap-Free Cleanser And Apply A Few Drops Of Face Oil To Your Face Forehead Massage: Massage The Middle Of Your Forehead In Clockwise And Anti-Clockwise Motion Using The Kansa Facial Massager Figure 8 Technique: Massage Around Your Eyes In A Figure 8 Motion Jawline Massage: Massage From The Sides Of Your Nose Along The Jawline Use The Small Orb For Targeted Marma Point Massage & Under-Eye Area. 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 Moisturise 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
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