The old saying "one white covers ten ugliness" no longer simply means what it says. The measure of beauty now includes smooth and tender skin, as well as physical health.
In folk tradition, when people catch a cold or suffer from heat stroke, they often use coins dipped in sesame oil or spoons dipped in alcohol or water to scrape their skin. This method is quite effective. Drawing on this principle, a "scraping jade" (scraping board) made of water buffalo horn was developed to replace the copper coin or porcelain spoon. In addition, a blood circulation agent was used instead of oil or alcohol, following the principles of traditional Chinese medicine.
The beauty principle of scraping is:
By stimulating the acupoints with the "scraping jade," which has a "cooling blood" effect, it promotes blood and Qi circulation, increases cell nutrition and oxygen supply, activates cells, and thus delays aging and beautifies the skin. It can completely replace regular facial massages.
What does detoxification have to do with beauty?
The digestive system, which transports food and absorbs nutrients, inevitably accumulates a lot of dirt over time, which traditional Chinese medicine calls "fecal matter."
Fecal matter is the source of many diseases. It not only directly causes diseases, but also indirectly accelerates aging, obesity, gynecological diseases, facial black spots, and scars. All of these are caused by toxins.
Scraping can effectively and easily remove the toxins accumulated in the skin, prevent the presence and spread of cellular toxins, promote physical health, and make the skin smooth and tender. Users will maintain their youthfulness, and the effect is especially significant for women over forty.
