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H65 Copper & Golden Silk Ebony

Dual Face & Neck Sculpting Tool

Precision-engineered for your anatomy.

$78

Target areas

Nasolabial Folds Eye Corners Sternocleidomastoid Platysma Muscle

About this tool

Two faces, two functions. The concave side follows the natural slope of the nasolabial groove — one edge anchoring at the nasal base, the other gliding along the jawline. The convex side targets key muscle origins and acupoints: Yingxiang (LI20), Quanliao (SI18) — lifting from the cheekbone toward the temple. Designed with the precision of a practitioner.


Size: 65 × 103mm  ·  Material: H65 Copper, Golden Silk Ebony

Why it works

  • Dual-surface design for targeted fascia work
  • Concave side engineered for nasolabial fold relief
  • Convex side for acupoint activation and lifting
  • Works on neck platysma and sternocleidomastoid
Ritual guide

How to Use

01

The Concave Side — Nasolabial Work

After applying facial oil, turn the tool to its concave (scooped) side. Anchor the inner curve at the base of your nostril — beside the nasal wing — and slide firmly outward and upward along the nasolabial groove toward the cheekbone. Repeat 5–7 strokes per side with steady, medium pressure. This targets the fibers that deepen smile lines.

02

The Convex Side — Acupoint Activation

Flip to the convex (rounded) side. Press the curve against Yingxiang (LI20) beside the nostril for 10 seconds, then sweep upward through Quanliao (SI18) at the cheekbone, and continue the stroke toward the temple. This sequence opens the yang meridians of the face and encourages a visible lift through the mid-cheek.

03

Neck — Platysma & SCM Release

Turn the concave side to the neck. With head gently tilted to one side, glide the tool along the sternocleidomastoid (the rope-like muscle from behind the ear to the collarbone) in slow downward strokes. Finish with horizontal strokes across the platysma — the thin neck muscle — from chin to collarbone, 4 passes per side. This softens neck bands and encourages lymphatic drainage toward the clavicle.

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