Gua Sha Approved Training Course

Gua Sha Facial Course. E-LEARNING PLATFORM The Perfect add-on to your Holistic Facial Treatments plus a fabulous upsell to increase income

This course is delivered through online Teachable format.

A fully approved course allowing you to practice professionally and gain insurance.

Course Objectives

• What is Gua Sha
• Theory of Gua Sha
• Natural facial care and Gua Sha
• A full treatment sequence using Gua Sha Tools 
• Contra-indications and Aftercare
• Cautions
• Muscle Scraping
• Use of Jade and Rose Quartz Stones and their benefits

You can study and complete this entire course in the comfort of your own home.  PDF files and videos included.

What are the benefits of gua sha?

• Promote blood circulation. 
• Improve fine lines and wrinkles. 
• Promotes lymphatic drainage. 
• Relieves tension from muscles.
• Reduces Pigmentation

Gua Sha is the missing link to a healthy skin care routine and with this holistic approach to facial care, you can unlock looking and feeling the best you possibly can, not only just for your clients but also for yourself.   

Studies show that Gua Sha can boost circulation by up to 400% to help clear toxins from the blood and increase the flow of nutrients and oxygen throughout the skin.

Enroll now! Grow your knowledge base and practice today!

Gua Sha essentially gives the face a mini workout, by increasing circulation, thus increasing oxygen and nutrients to the surface, improving overall skin health.

Muscle Scraping

Essentially the gua sha is a scraping tool. Muscle scraping uses a specialized tool such as a Grafton tool or Gua Sha, to break up adhesions and scar tissue within the fascia. This allows for increased blood flow, oxygenation and nutrient exchange within the affected area, which can speed up healing and promote tissue regeneration.

A common name for muscle scraping is IASTM which stands for Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization. These tools are specially designed to effectively and gently manipulate the fascia, breaking down tissue adhesions and scar tissue. 

Tight muscles restrict blood flow and retain lactic acid and other metabolic waste products that are toxic to the tissues. Scraping helps to flush out these toxins. Shortened and tight muscles and trigger points can create a pull on the fascial system.

Online Training Only

Course Pre-requisite: None

Cost $45 (TAX INCLUDED) 

Approved certificate awarded on completion of course criteria.