Ensure your face is thoroughly cleansed and patted dry. Take a few drops of your favorite facial oil and apply on cleansed skin. Start the facial massage with the Kansa Wand. The good news is: There are no specific ‘rules’ on how to massage with the Kansa, but I can suggest the following:

Step by step:

• Begin at the centre of your chin, following the jawline. Repeat a few times and switch side.
• Work your way upwards and start at the corner of your mouth and follow the natural lines of your cheekbones, massaging upwards. Repeat on both sides.
• Then massage the middle of your forehead in circles.
• With the smaller end of the wand, gently massage the under-eye area. Starting from the inner corner of your eye, gently slide the Kansa under your eye and out to the hairline.
• Gently repeat the same motion by gliding the kansa above your eyelid to reduce puffiness.”

The RAAW Kansa Wand is a sacred facial tool originated in India and used in Ayurveda the last 5000 years.
What is it made of?

The metal is pure ‘Kansa’ and consists of 80% copper and 20% tin. Handle made of teak wood.

The History of the Kansa:
At first, the metal was only used in the kitchen as a cup to purify drinking water. It became a popular facial tool when it was discovered that it warmed up on the skin upon massage, offering numerous and amazing benefits.
The surface of the metal can draw and neutralize acidity in the skin, and is used to balance the skin’s pH levels as well as reduce puffiness, increase blood circulation, and promote oxygen flow to the surface of the skin.