Kansa Scalp & Body Stimulator

Always ensure the Kansa Scalp & Body Stimulator is clean before use. Avoid applying excessive pressure to prevent irritation, and do not use on active acne, open wounds, or sensitised skin. Discontinue use if you experience any discomfort.

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While hand massage is great, this tool offers more consistent pressure and precision. The Kansa prongs reach deeper tension points and provide a cooling, grounding sensation that’s difficult to replicate with fingers alone. It also reduces hand strain, making it easier to massage for longer — especially helpful when oiling the scalp or easing tight muscles.

It helps improve scalp blood circulation, which supports overall hair health and can lead to stronger, denser-looking hair over time. It also relieves tightness in high-tension areas like the crown, temples, and base of the skull.

The tool is gentle enough to use daily, even on a dry scalp. Adjust the pressure to your comfort level.

Used on the body, it helps release muscular tension, improve circulation, and support lymphatic drainage. Circular or sweeping motions move stagnant fluids, leaving your body feeling lighter and more relaxed.

For lymphatic benefits, always massage toward the heart:– From legs: move upward– From shoulders: glide down toward the chest

Yes — it's gentle enough for everyday use.

• Scalp: Use on dry hair or after oiling to boost nutrient absorption
• Body: Always use with oil or aloe vera gel for a smooth glide

Even 5–10 minutes a day can make a noticeable difference. Adjust pressure as needed.

Use it anywhere you feel tension or stagnation:

• Shoulders and neck for stress relief
• Belly (in a clockwise motion) to support digestion
• Thighs and legs to reduce puffiness or water retention

Arms and back to relax tight muscles

It’s made from pure Kansa (a traditional alloy of copper and tin) and sustainably sourced wood. Kansa has been used in Ayurveda for centuries to balance body energy, support circulation, and restore skin vitality. The metal's conductivity allows it to interact beneficially with the skin, making it a popular choice in traditional Ayurvedic skincare and haircare practices.

Both have their strengths.

• Crystal tools help cool the skin and improve lymphatic drainage.
• Kansa tools go deeper, offering muscle stimulation, contouring, and pH balancing properties due to the metal’s copper-tin composition.

For deeper tissue work and blood circulation, the Kansa Scalp & Body Stimulator is often more effective.

Generally, yes. The tool is non-invasive and can help reduce puffiness. That said, it’s always best to consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

Avoid the belly and inner ankle areas during pregnancy unless specifically approved by a professional.

Before first use, clean with a mild, chemical-free soap (like castile or goat’s milk soap), then towel dry.

Natural cleaning tips:

• Tea Tree Oil: Apply a few drops to a dry cloth for gentle sterilisation
• White Kaolin Clay: Make a paste with water, apply to the prongs, rinse, and dry

Avoid soaking the tool or using harsh detergents, which can damage the wood and metal.