Video: Full Face Gua Sha Massage

Gua sha isn’t just a tool for targeting one area, when used for a full face massage, it supports circulation, lymphatic drainage, and muscle relaxation across the entire face. Incorporating a Lucy Bee Stainless Steel Gua Sha into your routine can leave skin looking lifted, radiant, and rejuvenated, while also promoting a calming, mindful self-care experience.

Whether you’re looking to reduce puffiness, relieve tension, or enhance product absorption, this full face gua sha routine will guide you step-by-step.

 

Watch the Video: Full Face Gua Sha Massage

Prefer to see the motions in real time? Watch our expert video tutorial below for a guided full face massage routine.

Below you’ll find the complete written routine for easy reference anytime.

 

Why Full Face Gua Sha Works

Lymphatic Drainage: Moves fluid away from areas prone to puffiness.

Circulation Boost: Delivers oxygen and nutrients to the skin for a healthy glow.

Muscle Relaxation: Releases tension in the jaw, brow, and neck.

Enhanced Skincare Absorption: Increases penetration of serums and oils for better results.

 

Using Stainless Dteel Gua Sha ensures smooth gliding, hygienic use, and naturally cooling effects that further soothe the skin.

 

Step-by-Step Full Face Gua Sha Routine

Prep Your Skin

Cleanse thoroughly and apply Lucy Bee Anti-Ageing Facial Oil to the face, neck, and décolletage. This prevents friction and allows the tool to glide smoothly.

 

Open the Neck

  • Sweep down the sides of the neck toward the collarbones.
  • Repeat 5-10 times per side to clear lymphatic pathways before starting the face.

 

Jawline & Chin Contour

  • Place the gua sha at the centre of the chin.
  • Sweep along the jawline toward the ears in upward, outward strokes.
  • Focus on areas of tension or tightness.
  • Repeat 3-5 times per side.

 

Cheeks & Mid-Face Lift

  • Start at the sides of the nose.
  • Glide the tool outward across the cheeks to the temples.
  • Use firm but gentle strokes to encourage lymphatic drainage and sculpt the cheekbones.
  • Repeat 5-8 times per side.

 

Under-Eye & Brow Area

  • Under the eyes: glide from inner corner outward along the orbital bone.
  • Brow bone: start between brows, glide outward toward temples.
  • Repeat 5-8 times per side.

 

Forehead Lift

  • Place the gua sha in the centre of the forehead.
  • Glide outward toward the hairline, following the natural contours of the forehead.
  • Repeat 5 times.

 

Temples & Stress Release

  • Use circular motions on the temples, then glide down toward the ears.
  • Helps relieve tension and completes drainage.

 

Finishing Touch: Full Face Sweep

  • Glide the tool over the entire face using gentle, upward strokes.
  • End with sweeping motions down the neck to the collarbone for lymphatic clearance.

 

Frequency

Daily: For puffiness, tension, and enhanced product absorption.

3–5 times per week: For general maintenance and sculpting.

 

Tips

  • Always use a facial oil to avoid tugging.
  • Keep strokes gentle on sensitive areas (under eyes, brow bones).
  • Avoid broken skin or active breakouts.
  • Do not press directly on the eyes or eyelids.

 

Enhance Your Routine with Lucy Bee

Lucy Bee Stainless Steel Gua Sha for smooth gliding.

Lucy Bee Anti-Ageing Facial Oil to nourish and enhance massage effects.

Together, they create a luxurious full-face self-care ritual for radiant, lifted, and de-puffed skin.

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2 comments

It’s no problem at all, we’re glad to hear that you found this helpful! We also have some other video guides on using the gua sha, including for sinus relief, for jaw tension and eyebrows and forehead relief which you can find here: https://lucybee.com/blogs/all-blogs/tagged/gua-sha
If there’s anything else you’d like to see please let us know,
Daisy

Lucy Bee

Thank you for this demonstration and explanation, it helps me as I was gifted a rose quartz gua sha tool and was unsure on method of use

Kath Lindsay

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