In the Korean showbiz industry, Jang Nara, a vampire-like actress, always amazes many people. Despite being 43 years old, the actress of “The Last Empress” is still able to maintain a youthful appearance. Her skin always attracts attention from the public and fans. From the revelation of the actress herself, beauty experts quickly discovered the “secret weapon” that helps Jang Nara hold onto her youthfulness.

She once revealed that she uses the Gua Sha face massage method. According to her, using a stone creates appropriate pressure on the skin, making it firmer.
This massage method is called Gua Sha, inspired by a traditional therapeutic method with a history of hundreds of years, promoting the flow of blood and energy in the body. You should have a flat-shaped smooth stone (usually rose quartz or jade) to gently apply pressure on the skin. In fact, many Korean celebrities such as Nam Ji Hyun, Lee Sung Kyung, and Vietnamese beauty bloggers perform this massage for skincare purposes.

Nam Ji Hyun revealed that she uses the Gua Sha stone to stimulate blood circulation, reduce swelling and dark circles under the eyes. The massage also helps the nutrients to penetrate deeply into her skin and maximize effectiveness.

Even after turning 30, Lee Sung Kyung still looks like a twenty-year-old with fair and pink skin, as well as a more refined facial contour using this tool.
Here is how to perform Gua Sha massage for a slimmer face:
Performing Gua Sha massage correctly is crucial. Seeking advice from an experienced expert or spa therapist is recommended.
– Start by cleansing and moisturizing your face and neck.
– Apply facial oil or serum on your face and neck to allow the tool to glide smoothly and prevent any skin damage.
– Start from the neck and move upwards. Hold the Gua Sha tool at an angle of 15 degrees and use the fingers of your other hand to provide gentle pulling force. Gently glide the tool along the skin with upward strokes.
Note: Repeat each movement 3 to 5 times.

This skincare method helps achieve smooth and firm skin.
– Start from the center of the chin to the jawbone until reaching the ears. Repeat 3 to 5 times on each side. Then, start from the laugh lines and gradually glide outward on the cheeks.
Be gentle with the under-eye area, it is the most sensitive area, so apply light pressure and glide the Gua Sha tool from the inner corner of the eye to the temple. Repeat 3 to 5 times on each side, then repeat these steps similarly on the forehead.