
Kansa Wand
Handcrafted in India, the Kansa wand is made from bell metal, a traditional alloy of copper and tin used in Ayurveda for centuries and often called bronze or brass. It is a classic Ayurvedic facial tool, valued for th...
Handcrafted in India, the Kansa wand is made from bell metal, a traditional alloy of copper and tin used in Ayurveda for centuries and often called bronze or brass.
It is a classic Ayurvedic facial tool, valued for the slow, rhythmic massage it makes possible. Used with a few drops of facial oil, the smooth domed head glides over skin in gentle upward strokes: a few unhurried minutes at the end of the day.
Used regularly as part of a facial massage, it leaves skin looking smoother, softer and more radiant.
Kansa Wand vs gua sha: what’s the difference?
Both are facial massage tools used over facial oil, but they are not the same. A Kansa Wand has a smooth, rounded bell-metal dome and is used in slow circles and gentle gliding strokes. Gua sha usually refers to a flat stone or metal tool held at a shallow angle for targeted strokes. Choose the Kansa Wand if you prefer a dome-shaped, Ayurvedic-inspired massage ritual.
Prep with oil
Cleanse, then apply a few drops of Seed Glow Face Oil so the wand glides rather than drags. Never work on dry skin.
Forehead, eyes and cheeks
Hold the wand by its handle. Work in gentle circles from the centre of your forehead out towards the temples, use the smaller end around the eyes, then sweep upward along your cheekbones.
Jaw, neck and finish
Move along the jawline in upward strokes, then down the neck with upward and outward strokes. A few minutes is enough. Use it daily or a few times a week, whatever suits you.
Free shipping on orders over $85 after discounts, Australia-wide. Under $85 it is a flat $8. Every order receives a tracking number before it leaves our studio.
Processing time is 24–48 hours. Estimated delivery is 4–5 working days (Kansa Wand and Beauty Bundle: 4–9 working days).
If your order hasn’t arrived in the expected window, please write to ola@greenglowskincare.com.au with your order number.
If your item arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, send a photo to ola@greenglowskincare.com.au within 7 days of delivery. We will replace it or refund you, we cover the return postage, and there is no restocking fee.
We do not accept returns for change of mind.
If you experience an unexpected skin reaction, please stop use and write to us. We will work with you on a refund regardless of when the product was opened.
This policy sits alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which it does not limit.
Frequently asked.
It is a traditional handcrafted facial massage tool made from bell metal, an Ayurvedic alloy of copper and tin. Used with a few drops of face oil, it turns your oil step into a slow facial massage, leaving skin looking smoother and more radiant.
It is handcrafted in India from bell metal, an alloy of copper and tin that Ayurveda also calls bronze or brass. It has been used in Ayurvedic facial massage for centuries.
Always work on clean skin over a layer of face oil, so the wand glides rather than drags. Apply a few drops of Seed Glow Face Oil first, then work in gentle circles from the centre of your forehead outwards towards the temples, around the eyes with the smaller end, and in upward strokes along your cheekbones, jawline and neck. The three step guide is in HOW TO USE above.
You can use it daily or a few times a week, whatever suits you. A few minutes of gentle massage is enough. Always use it over a layer of face oil so it glides rather than drags.
Wipe it clean with a soft cloth after each use and keep it dry. A greyish mark on the skin or wand can appear with bell metal and is normal and harmless. Store it somewhere dry between uses.
Not yet. We currently ship Australia-wide only. Shipping is free on orders over $85, and a flat $8 under that.
No. A Kansa Wand has a rounded bell-metal dome and is commonly used with slow circular and gliding movements. Gua sha usually refers to a flat stone or metal tool used at a shallow angle. Both can be used over facial oil, but their shape and technique differ.
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