Organically Homegrown and Handcrafted in Hawaii
Lymph Love Collection
Your Lymphatic Care Ritual for Vitality & Wellbeing
Welcome to your new collection of tools and herbal medicine designed
to help promote lymphatic circulation, drainage, and dextoxification.
Pathways to vitality
Let's Explore What's Inside Your Lymph Love Collection:
Lymph Love Herbal Massage Butter
Health Benefits:
Formulated with potent herbs to support lymphatic health, including: Phytolacca (Poke Root), Ginger, Calendula, Black Turmeric, Chamomile, Rosemary, Comfrey, Arnica, Cannabis, Lavender & Rose, Vitamin E, Rosemary Antioxidant, Essential Oils of: Lavender, Frankincense, Ginger, Myrrh, & Rosemary. Especially helpful to apply when immune system is compromised, or when symptoms appear such as lymph nodes feeling swollen, tender or painful, fibrous with cyst growth, or overall signs of stagnancy in the lymphatic system. Use regularly, following dry brush practices, after shower, and combined with the Gua Sha tool if desired, or gently massage in with hands. Applying lymph love butter to clean skin, focusing on concentrated lymph node areas including: underarms, neck down below ears, inner thighs, and abdomen is especially helpful as a daily practice. The soothing blend of herbs works to calm inflammation and nourish the skin while supporting internal detox pathways.
Bamboo & Horse Hair
Dry Skin Brush
Health Benefits:
Regular dry skin brushing for lymphatic health is extremely helpful for stimulating flow of the lymph and blood, exfoliating dead skin cells, supporting healthy immune function, reducing swelling and puffiness, increasing overall energy circulation, and invigorating the nervous system, while also reducing stress. These practices have an ancient origins found in Ayurveda, Greek, Roman, Japanese, as well as Native American traditions. Dry brushing on bare skin is best, and important to avoid use on inflamed, broken skin, or sensitive areas. Light pressure is preferred. It is also recommended to store your brush in a dry location, and optimally leave hanging for air flow to keep it in good condition. Not meant for use in water or during showering. Daily use is suggested, and even 2-3 times weekly is great, if that timing is what works for you. Find your detailed tutorial video below to welcome and guide you through dry brushing practices.
Gua Sha
Massage Tool
Health Benefits:
Your new Gua Sha tool is made from Bian Stone, which comes with its own healing properties, in addition to the therapeutic benefits Gua Sha massage practice. Bian stone is often considered one of the most potent tools in traditional Chinese medicine, and is believed to have originated from a meteorite impact in what is now Shandong Province, China, millions of years ago. It was formed under intense pressure and heat resulting from the meteor impact, giving it special physical and mineralogical properties. Its use in ancient traditional Chinese medicine dates back nearly 4,000 years valued for therapeutic practices like massage, acupuncture-like treatments, and scraping techniques similar to Gua Sha. Below you will find a simple introduction to daily facial Gua Sha massage practices that can support healthy lymphatic flow, detoxification, calm mind and spirit, releasing tension in the skin tissue fascia, resulting in amazing skin toning and glowing complexion.
LYMPHATIC CARE RITUAL
You Deserve to Feel Light, Clear, and Energized. Support your body’s natural detox, circulation & glow. This ritual is more than a self-care routine—it’s a reconnection to your body’s wisdom and natural rhythms. May it bring you deep nourishment, glowing health, and inner calm.
Dry Brushing
Welcome to Dry Brushing Practices:
Key concepts to remember with this practice: setting aside even just 2–5 minutes daily, before showering is very transformative. Aim for daily use, and if you are dry brushing 2-3 times weekly, that's great! Start with dry skin. Using gentle, upward brush strokes, from the extremities towards the heart. Finish with your shower, ending with a cool water rinse. Varying temperatures from hot to cold is also helpful for stimulating lymphatic circulation. Follow your dry brushing with applying lymph love butter and gentle massage with hands or your Gua Sha tool. Enjoy the tutorial video below featuring the guidance of Dr. Jessica Renfer, N.D.
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Gua Sha Massage
Welcome to Gua Sha Practices:
Gua Sha massage is absolutely delightful!! It's designed for light massage on well-lubricated skin (first apply the massage butter, serum, or oil), and recommended for use on face, neck, chest, underarms, groin, and any other concentrated lymph node areas. Daily practice is recommended for best results. Set aside 5-10 minutes of intentional relaxation, present and connected to breath. I most enjoy this practice daily before bedtime, with slow, sweeping motions. A little more about the benefits of your natural Bian Stone:​​ Bian Stone has a unique composition, containing over 40 trace minerals and has been found to emit far-infrared radiation and ultrasonic pulses when rubbed against the skin; these properties that are believed to contribute to its healing effects, including: breaking up stagnation, relieving pain & tension, decreasing inflammation, increasing circulation, energy flow, and detoxification, due to its mineral composition and thermal conductivity. Gua Sha massage practices also enhance skin health by promoting collagen production, reducing puffiness, and improving skin tone. Enjoy the tutorial video below featuring the guidance of Alila Grace.
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Enjoy immersing in your new lymphatic care practices, and reach out if you have any questions about the products, tools, or practices! We're happy to assist.