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Características At Wildling, pure and authentic medicinal crystals are carefully selected for their healing properties for the skin as well as their positive effects on the emotional body. This practice of "stone medicine" is an ancient Taoist healing technique. White “veins” of various sizes may appear on the stone. These veins were formed as a result of the meteor striking the earth and are a sign of the Bian stone’s authenticity. The only Scalp Gua Sha tool with unique edges to activate the spine, neck and activate acupunture points. Scalp Stimulting Comb: Combs through the hair to stimulate the 6 meridians of the scalp. U Edge: Hugs either sides of the spinges and activates energy flow up the spine. Flat edge: The perfect flat surface for working along the neck, face or decollete Código de Producto Universal (UPC) 860008381613 El número de Modelo (ItemModelNumber) 00860008381613 Peso 1.00 Pounds Dimensiones 3 x 1,5 x 1 pulgadas Fabricante es Wildling Destacados At Wildling, pure and authentic medicinal crystals are carefully selected for their healing properties for the skin as well as their positive effects on the emotional body. This practice of "stone medicine" is an ancient Taoist healing technique. White “veins” of various sizes may appear on the stone. These veins were formed as a result of the meteor striking the earth and are a sign of the Bian stone’s authenticity. The only Scalp Gua Sha tool with unique edges to activate the spine, neck and activate acupunture points. Scalp Stimulting Comb: Combs through the hair to stimulate the 6 meridians of the scalp. U Edge: Hugs either sides of the spinges and activates energy flow up the spine. Flat edge: The perfect flat surface for working along the neck, face or decollete
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