Body BackWooden Gua Sha Massage Tool - Wood Therapy Lymphatic Drainage Tool - Gua Sha Cellulite Massager for Body Sculpting and Shaping

Yess it worth it value

The roller was pretty nice because it was relaxing to use and very good quality! Would def recommend

Definitely met expectations. I've been using to massage my belly and love handles. Consistency is key. I see this online all the time! So far so good. Very durable and built very well. Very thick and has a really good handle/grip. This is would also just make a simple great massaging tool to work out different kinks in the body.

I enjoy using my wooden foot massage tool, so I was intrigued by the Body Back Wooden Gua Sha Massage Tool. This is advertised as a Wood Therapy Lymphatic Drainage Tool, but I am just using it for massages. The tool itself is beautifully crafted, so it looks very sculptural with it’s different sized curves. These curves allow one to use the tool to massage the back, legs, arms, shoulders, and back of the neck, depending on the curve used. For most instances, one can massage one’s self, but this tool is also great to use to massage with a partner. By applying pressure and gliding the tool up or down to one’s liking, one can get stress and pain release. However, the Body Back tool does not come with appropriate instructions, but there are techniques I found online. For this lack of instructions, I deducted a star. All this being said, I still would recommend the Body Back Wooden Gua Sha Massage Tool to everyone.

I've been watching youtube videos on how to use this tool and follow along with the ones I like. It only takes a few minutes to cover your limbs and core. For me, it takes a little to get comfortable and to figure out how to add the most pressure without hurting myself, but I do even strokes starting at my ankles and move up to waist on back. Then I do my arms starting at wrists up to shoulders. Lastly, I'm doing my stomach in downward motions. The first time I used it I could see a noticable difference in my bloating. Now, some days you can tell and others not at all. I guess it depends on the fluids in my body. Overall, I am appreciating this wood tool, the shape, and learning to use this for my lymphatic drainage. I would recommend.

Body Back Wood Therapy Curved Roller...📚 I was looking for a foam roller to work on my IT band when I came across this period I showed my massage therapist and she gave it a thumbs up.📚 Comfortable and easy to use! You can definitely tell we tell a difference after using this.📚 Quality made product, the wood is all smooth with no splinters or splits. Each disk on the roller moves easily. The contoured arc of this curved roller is perfect for sides, hips, legs, & bum.📚 Does a nice job of massaging my It banned and helps to increase blood flow.📚 Summary… easy to use and effective. I can already notice a difference after just a few days of use. Takes very little time to use and my massage therapist gave it a thumbs up. Quality construction, reasonably priced👍👍

My PT has actually suggested I use a rolling pin to work on my tight quads and adductors. Ours is marble though; way too heavy for that to be practical. So I was excited to try out the Body Back Wood Therapy Curved Roller.I came home from a really long, tiring bike ride and used this to great success to roll out my hamstrings. It felt SO good. I brought this in to show my PT and she was impressed with it too. This is MUCH better than a rolling pin as its curve makes it fit the legs better. I will note: on my super sensitive tight quads, the roller is hard to handle. It's not painful, but it is uncomfortable. Make sense? I find it easier to manage if I'm wearing pants when I use it.Overall, this is a great tool to help work out your tight leg muscles. I'm thrilled to have it in my "toolbox" and will continue using it on my body.

I've been doing massage work for over 30 yrs so I was intrigued with the Body Back Wooden Gua Sha Massage Tool. I used it on a 6'4, 300+ lb professional athlete. He noticed the difference between the wood and stainless steel tool I was using. Because the Gua Sha tool is so big, doing broad long strokes was nice. My client said the wood tool felt great. As far as using the tool, there are many edges and curves to use depending on the type of body part being massaged. One problem I had was holding the tool. Holding a tool should be comfortable and used in away that let's the tool do the work rather than your muscles. Because I use cream it was harder to grip. I think an instruction manual would be beneficial. It could show all the ways the tool can be used and held. Other than that I liked the tool.