Foot rollers, octopus-shaped scalp massagers and body sticks keep turning up in pop stars' and actors' everyday kits. Gua sha is now a fixed step in many routines, and the tools that go with it have found a spot in celebrities' pouches. One recent example came from Jeon Somi's YouTube channel, Imos, where Twice's Nayeon went through her world tour suitcase. Between performances, she said, she cares most about puffiness and tight muscles, since she dances in heels and the fatigue collects in her
Gua sha is a traditional Chinese healing technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool.
Celebrities use massage tools to relieve muscle tension, reduce puffiness, and enhance relaxation after performances.
Foot rollers help relieve foot pain and improve circulation, especially beneficial for those who wear heels frequently.
Yes, scalp massagers can stimulate blood flow to the scalp, promoting healthier hair growth.