With the Ayurvedic Kansa wand, skincare doesn’t only benefit the skin—it also detoxifies the body, promoting lymphatic drainage and circulation. Kansa—the Sanskrit word for “bronze”—is a metal alloy composed primarily of copper. In Ayurveda, copper serves a wide variety of beneficial purposes thanks to its antimicrobial and detoxifying properties. The ability of the Kansa wand to cleanse impurities, improve lymphatic function, and boost complexion is part of the reason why we decided to make our own! Here, we’ll unpack the basics of this powerful tool, including how to use it and its major benefits.
What is a Kansa wand?
A Kansa wand is a handheld wooden tool whose rounded tip is made of copper and tin. The benefits of the Kansa metal include the balancing of pH levels, the purification of toxins, and, of course, the improvement of the skin. It works its magic by making contact with the marma points around the face, which are the energy centers that help determine our internal balance. Thanks to its portability and easy-to-use application, the Kansa wand is a simple—yet powerful—skincare tool to incorporate into your daily routine.
What are the benefits of the Kansa wand?
When applied to the skin, the Kansa wand has a large variety of benefits—both internal and external—which include:
How do you use a Kansa wand?
Using a Kansa wand is simple: you gently massage different marma points on the face and neck, resulting in improved circulation, stimulated relaxation, and a refreshed complexion. Below is a diagram to walk you through this process.
