Kansa Wand Massager | Double Sided – Marma & Face with Kumkumadi Tailam

Kansa Wand Massager – Double Sided with Kumkumadi Tailam

Experience the timeless beauty ritual of Ayurveda with the Double-Sided Kansa Wand and Kumkumadi Tailam. Handcrafted from authentic Kansa - an Ayurvedic bronze alloy of copper and tin, and paired with nourishing Kumkumadi Tailam, this premium facial massage set is designed to complement your daily skincare routine. The dual massage heads comfortably adapt to different areas of the face, neck and décolletage, creating a relaxing massage experience while helping skincare oils glide effortlessly across the skin.

Features & Benefits

Authentic Double-Sided Kansa Wand
Crafted from traditional Kansa metal with an ergonomic wooden handle. The smaller dome is ideal for delicate facial areas, while the larger dome comfortably massages the cheeks, jawline, neck and other larger areas.

Includes Kumkumadi Tailam
The luxurious Ayurvedic facial oil provides smooth glide during massage while leaving the skin feeling soft, nourished and naturally radiant.

Relaxing Ayurvedic Ritual
Gentle massage helps ease facial tension, complements your skincare routine and promotes a refreshed, healthy-looking complexion while encouraging even application of facial oils and serums.

How to Use

Apply a few drops of Kumkumadi Tailam or your preferred facial oil onto clean skin. Using gentle pressure, glide the Kansa Wand in slow upward and outward movements across the face and neck. Use the smaller dome around the eyes, temples and lip area, and the larger dome on the cheeks, jawline and neck. Wipe the wand clean after each use and store in a dry place.

Good to Know

Suitable for all skin types. Handcrafted from traditional Kansa (bronze), an alloy of copper and tin used in Ayurvedic wellness practices for centuries. For external use only. Do not use on broken, irritated or infected skin. Individual results may vary depending on massage technique and frequency of use. Always follow the directions supplied with the Kumkumadi Tailam.