Release the day, one stroke at a time.
A warmed bian stone, worked slowly across your neck, shoulders and back.
A traditional Chinese technique for anyone who carries the day in their upper body.
Session length.
Price.
Back, neck and shoulders.
Visits available.
What is gua sha?
Gua sha is a traditional Chinese technique where a smooth tool is used to gently work across the skin.
At Xin Hong Neng, we use a bian stone (砭石) during the treatment. The technique involves applying pressure across selected areas of the body, usually the back, neck and shoulders.
What happens in a session?
- Quick check. We ask where you would like the treatment to focus.
- Oil and warm towel. A small amount of oil is applied and the area is prepared.
- About 30 minutes of gentle scraping. The bian stone is worked across the selected area.
- Cover up and rest. After the treatment, take some time to rest before leaving.
Who comes for gua sha?
Gua sha may appeal to:
- People who enjoy traditional wellness practices
- People who prefer hands-on body treatments
- Regular infrared customers who want to add another treatment
- Customers who enjoy incorporating gua sha into their wellness routine
Afterwards, and before booking
Afterwards
- Keep the area covered and warm.
- Avoid cold showers or strong cooling exposure for a short period after treatment.
- Drink warm water.
- Allow the treated area to rest.
Before booking
Please let us know if you are pregnant, have broken skin, active skin irritation or other relevant health concerns.
About the marks
Red or purple marks may appear after gua sha. These are a common visible result of the technique and usually fade within several days.
The marks can vary from person to person. If you have an event coming up, let us know before your session.
If you have unusual, persistent or concerning skin reactions, seek appropriate medical advice.
Prefer a warming treatment? Explore our infrared sauna, or pair the two for $88.
Bian-Stone Gua Sha price
All prices in SGD. Towels, water and shower are included where applicable.
Questions about bian-stone gua sha
Does gua sha hurt?
You may feel pressure during the treatment. Comfort levels vary, so let the practitioner know if the pressure is uncomfortable.
How often can I do gua sha?
We recommend allowing several days between sessions so the marks can fade. Ask us about a schedule that suits you.
Is this facial gua sha?
No. This is the body gua sha service offered at Xin Hong Neng. Contact us if you are looking for a specific facial treatment.
Explore our other treatments
Visit us near Bugis MRT.
We are located along Queen Street, just a short walk from Bugis MRT.
- Address
- 269 Queen Street #01-226
Singapore 180269 - Hours
- Daily, 9am to 9pm
- 8506 3290
- Phone
- 6977 7365
- xinhongneng.sg@gmail.com
Ready to book your session?
Choose your treatment, check the price and WhatsApp us to arrange your visit.