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Lotus Pod Eye Meridian Massage Tool

Lotus Pod Eye Meridian Massage Tool

For targeted eye-area meridian massage & precise acupressure

Designed for tired-looking eyes, this tool combines rounded brass massage tips with a precise acupressure end for gentle eye-area meridian massage and targeted pressure.
  • Meridian Flow
  • Renews Vitality
  • Restores Balance

DESIGN & BENEFITS

  • Rounded brass massage tips glide comfortably over the skin, providing focused stimulation around eye-area acupressure points and supporting traditional meridian-focused massage.
  • Pair with eye cream or facial oil during your daily routine to massage skincare gently into the skin and help distribute it evenly.
  • Rounded wooden tip allows precise acupressure around the brows and other facial pressure points for detailed, targeted massage.
  • Lotus pod-shaped wooden handle fits comfortably between the fingers, offering a secure grip and precise control over pressure and movement during eye-area massage.

HOW TO USE

Apply massage oil to clean skin. Use slow, rhythmic strokes around the waist and abdomen, or across other suitable body areas. Begin with light pressure and follow the guide or video tutorial for detailed techniques.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

1 × Gua Sha Tool
1 × Protective Pouch
1 × Quick-Start Guide + Video Tutorial
1 × Branded Box with Hygiene Seal

PRODUCT DETAILS

Material: Wood & Brass
Dimensions: Approx. 2.4 × 0.7 in / 6 × 1.7 cm
Net Weight: Approx. 0.4 oz / 12 g
Recommended Use: Eye Area & Face

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Learn the Ritual

STEP ONE

Cleanse & Moisturise

Cleanse the area thoroughly to remove dirt and excess oil.

STEP TWO

Apply Massage Oil

Warm a suitable amount of massage oil between your palms, then apply it evenly to the area you wish to massage.

STEP THREE

Gua Sha Massage

Follow the guide or video tutorial. Use slow, gentle movements and avoid excessive pressure.

Material & Care

Natural crystal brings a naturally cool touch and a unique character to every daily ritual.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

• Wide massage panel for efficient body coverage
• Rounded brass points for even, controlled pressure
• Natural wood handle for a comfortable grip
• A distinctive tool for Dai Mai and full-body rituals

BRASS & WOOD CHARACTERISTICS

Natural wood provides a warm, comfortable grip and gives every brush its own subtle grain and tone. These natural variations are part of the material’s individual character rather than defects.

Brass is durable, resistant to breakage and highly responsive to temperature. The closely arranged brass points spread pressure across a wider surface, creating a substantial massage experience without concentrating all the force on a single edge.

The wide-panel design is particularly suited to rhythmic brushing around the waist and abdomen. In traditional Chinese practice, this area is associated with the Dai Mai, or Belt Vessel, which runs around the body’s midsection.

CARE TIPS

  • After each use, wipe the brass points with a soft damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap if needed. Remove any oil or product residue, then dry the entire brush immediately and thoroughly.
  • Do not soak or submerge the brush, as prolonged contact with water may affect the natural wood. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, excessive heat and humid storage.
  • Brass may naturally darken or develop a patina through contact with air, moisture and skin oils. If desired, gently polish the brass points with a soft, non-abrasive brass polishing cloth, taking care to avoid the wooden surface. Clean and dry the contact points thoroughly before using the brush again.

FAQs

WHAT IS THE DAIMAI?

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Dai Mai is also known as the Belt Vessel because it is understood to encircle the waist. Dai Mai massage commonly focuses on rhythmic movements around the waist, sides and abdomen as part of a traditional body-care ritual.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A BRASS GUA SHA TOOL?

The wide brush provides rhythmic, evenly distributed pressure across larger body areas. It may help relax tight-feeling areas, create a temporary sensation of warmth and make daily body care feel more calming and intentional.

In traditional Chinese practice, the brush may also be used along meridian pathways and acupressure areas to encourage the movement of qi and blood. Individual experiences vary.

IS IT ONLY FOR THE WAIST?

No. Although the wide-panel design is especially suitable for Dai Mai massage around the waist and abdomen, it may also be used on the arms, thighs, calves, shoulders, back and other suitable body areas.

HOW MUCH PRESSURE SHOULD I USE?

Begin with light, comfortable pressure. Keep the brass points in even contact with the skin rather than pressing forcefully. Use especially gentle pressure around the abdomen, sensitive areas and areas close to bone.

HOW OFTEN CAN I USE IT?

Begin with two or three sessions per week. If your skin and body feel comfortable, you may gradually use it more frequently. Allow any redness or tenderness to settle before treating the same area again.

HOW SHOULD I CLEAN AND STORE IT?

Wash briefly with mild soap, dry immediately and store away from moisture. Brass naturally reacts with air, moisture and skin oils, so darkening or patina may develop over time. This is a normal material characteristic rather than a defect.