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Horn yang ball
Horn yang ball
A cloth lightly dampened with diluted alcohol or bicarbonate water (one tablespoon of baking soda per litre of water) is enough to revive it. Horn is a living material that likes gentleness and cracks on contact with products that are too harsh.
Its delicate spikes, carved from natural horn, stimulate blood and lymphatic microcirculation without ever irritating the skin. We also like its yang effects for soothing dull, deep sensations.
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Stainless steel
Stainless steel
A soft cloth with a few drops of household alcohol keeps all its shine.
We select a very high-quality stainless steel, noble and durable.
Each piece is shaped and assembled by hand, then polished with leather, for a goldsmith's finish that enhances the tool.
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Stainless steel rods
Stainless steel rods
A little alcohol or a disinfecting wipe is enough to maintain them.
The yin-effect tools in this family are set with small stainless steel rods, soft and rounded at the tip, mounted in a sphere or roller.
The sensation is very gentle, as the rods don't prick and are kind to the skin. We choose them to soothe sharp, precise, warm sensations.
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Black sphere
Black sphere
A cloth dampened with diluted alcohol cares for it gently.
Black spheres and rollers are carved from a high-quality resin.
With no direct contact with the skin, they elegantly hold the rounded rods of the dispersing and refreshing tools.
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Golden brass cylinder
Golden brass cylinder
A diluted solution of lemon juice or baking soda restores its golden shine.
The yin cylinders and spheres are made of brass, an alloy of copper and zinc that resists corrosion nobly. Kept in the fridge, they amplify their yin effect.
We glide them over areas of tension, such as wrinkles, and over reflex zones to cool them.
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Horn handle
Horn handle
A cloth dampened with diluted alcohol or a non-abrasive wipe is enough to maintain it.
Although very sturdy, horn is sensitive to very hot water, which can warp it.
A wipe with chamois leather instantly restores its shine.
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Toothed brass cylinder
Toothed brass cylinder
A diluted solution of lemon juice or baking soda restores its shine.
The toothed brass cylinders release the tension built up in reflex zones.
Their yin effect, combined with the micro-vibrations of the back-and-forth motion on the worked surface, revives the movement of vital fluids without warming.
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Smooth brass sphere
Smooth brass sphere
A diluted solution of lemon juice or baking soda preserves its shine.
The smooth sphere of the multireflex nº207 tool offers deep relaxation around the eyes.
A gentle 30-second back-and-forth motion over the closed eyelid cools and soothes.
Much loved by beauticians, it also finds its place on the hepatic reflex zone during an emotional «overheating».
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Mimosa wood handle
Mimosa wood handle
A dry cloth or a chamois leather restores all its shine.
For larger body tools, we prefer mimosa wood, noble and warm, which offers an exquisite grip.
Like horn, it is a living material.
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