Sunnie Side Sculpt Stick - Debenhams - 5070003106011

The Sunnie Side Sculpt Stick can be used daily. For the ice facial component, it's recommended to use it for a few minutes at a time. The gua sha function can also be incorporated daily.

You can fill it with water. For added benefits, you can also use diluted beneficial liquids like aloe vera gel, rose water, or herbal teas, ensuring they are safe for skin contact and freeze well. Avoid pure oils as they may not freeze properly.

After each use, rinse the sculpting head with cool water. Wipe the entire tool with a soft, damp cloth. Ensure it is dry before refreezing or storing. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

While primarily designed for the face, the cooling and sculpting benefits could potentially be applied to other small areas, such as the neck or décolletage. However, its shape is optimized for facial contours.

It typically takes 2-3 hours to freeze completely, but this can vary depending on your freezer's temperature. Ensure it's solid before use.

Lymphatic drainage helps to move stagnant fluid from the tissues, which can reduce puffiness and swelling, leading to a clearer and more refined facial appearance.

The gua sha function on the Sunnie Side Sculpt Stick is designed for gentle facial massage to promote circulation and improve skin tone. It is not intended for deep tissue work.

Ensure the freezer temperature is sufficiently low and that the stick is placed flat. Allow adequate freezing time (minimum 2-3 hours). Check that the refillable chamber is sealed correctly.

Reduce the duration of contact with the skin. Do not hold the frozen tool in one place for too long. For very sensitive skin, wrap the frozen tool in a thin cloth or use for shorter intervals.

Apply a facial serum, oil, or moisturizer before using the gua sha function to ensure smooth gliding and to benefit from product application. Ensure the tool's sculpting surface is clean.

Ensure the cap is screwed on tightly and correctly aligned. Inspect the seal for any damage or debris. If damaged, contact customer support.

This may indicate too much pressure or prolonged contact. Use lighter pressure and shorter durations. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.