For best results, sweep across the scalp twice daily while brushing clean, dry hair. Apply gentle to medium pressure depending on preference. Sweep from the front of the hairline backwards in a pulling motion while brushing hair, ensuring to make contact with the scalp during hair brushing to activate massage function.

For more instructions, please see our detailed guide on Using Your New Gua Sha Brush.

To clean, wipe with a damp cloth or spray with an alcohol spray to clean or sterilize before wiping with a dry cloth. Do not wash the brush with water.
Do not use on face.

How long will it take to get results?
Individual results vary, however, most would start seeing new baby hairs sprout after 3-4 months of daily use. For best results, use the brush to stimulate the scalp while using the Tetrapeptide & Ginseng Hair and Scalp Serum.

Why is there a little hole in the middle of my brush?
It may look strange, but the hole in the brush cushion (not a missing bristle) is a pinhole that allows air to flow through (and allows the rubber to press downwards). If air is trapped inside the brush, it can't maintain elasticity during brushing. The pinhole is made by our artists burning a pin through the rubber by hand and is part of how old traditional handmade brushes are created.

Can I use this brush everyday?
Yes! It’s actually best used daily, as it can really repair and nourish dry strands throughout the day. Pair with the Tetrapeptide & Ginseng Hair and Scalp Serum for best results over time.

Can I use this brush on other parts of my body?
Yes, you can scrape from the top of your scalp all the way down the nape of your neck to your shoulders for a soothing massage. Please do not use it on the face and avoid the eye area at all times.

How do I clean this brush?
Do not rinse under running water. Wipe gently with a damp, chemical-free cloth (a cotton facial cloth works best). Please do not use polishing cloths as these contain chemicals that may react with the Gold plating.

Will the pins lose their lustre?
Over time, as with any other gold-plated products, the gold will slowly wear off. Gold is a softer metal; with daily use, it is normal to find some discoloration of the pins. This doesn't affect product use or quality at all, as the pins are blend of 24K gold, Titanium and Steel plating.

Why is this brush so expensive?
Every part of this brush was made by hand, by a traditional brushmaker specializing in crafting each component. For example, the rubber is sourced raw from premium Brazilian rubber trees, hand mixed, poured and set before being cut into oval bases for pinning. The pins are made from a proprietary blend that belongs to one single family - who has been creating their signature long brush needles for generations.