Shankh | Facial Tool
Benefits
- 🍃 Nutrient-Rich.
- 🍃 Enhanced Blood Circulation.
- 🍃 Treats Dullness and Dryness.
- 🍃 Natural Exfoliation.
- 🍃 Promotes Skin Renewal.
A Shankh Facial Massage is a natural alternative therapy that involves gently rubbing the skin with a Shankh (conch) as a facial tool to improve blood circulation. This technique offers a unique approach to stimulating pressure points on the face, neck, and shoulders. The Massage involves using long or short strokes and circular moments.
Introducing Shankh Massage, a natural wonder crafted from 95% pure calcium and enriched with 5% organic matter. Within the depths of its shell reside tiny insects whose secretions imbue the shell with their nutritive essence. As the shell glides across your skin, these nutrients, including amino acids and more, are gently released, offering a wealth of benefits.
This exquisite massage tool not only promotes blood circulation but also delicately exfoliates your skin, revealing its natural radiance. Experience the gentle touch of Shankh Massage, unlocking the beauty of your skin with each soothing stroke.
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- The art of holding shankh in hand for massage is based on Ancient Vedic Mudra, Katarimukha-Hasta.(Please refer to the images on the left)
- Mollusks generally build their shells in three layers. The outermost layer called periostracum is derived mostly from protein, chiefly quinone-tanned protein but also some chitin. This layer makes up a little portion of the total shell material. The inner layers are composed of calcium carbonate.
- The chemical compound of calcium carbonate composes of Calcium, Carbon, and oxygen (chemical formula - CaCO3). Calcium plays an important role in maintaining your skin’s health. It helps in replacing the old skin cells with the new ones. Not only this, but calcium also prevents dry skin & dead skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. It works with the epidermis (skin’s outermost layer) to produce sebum. Sebum is a natural skin coating substance that is responsible for maintaining its natural moisture.