Heated Guasha Cupping Massager – Scrape and Suction in One

Guasha and cupping do different jobs, and most people own neither. Scraping works along the muscle in long strokes; suction lifts the tissue away from it. This head does both, warmed, in one pass.

Why you'll love it

• Two techniques, one device: the scraping edge for long strokes down the back and thighs, the suction cup for a specific knot.
• Warmth first: heat relaxes the muscle before either technique starts, which is the difference between relief and soreness.
• Reaches what stretching misses: the tension that sits under the shoulder blade and never quite releases.
• Adjustable intensity, so you can start gentle and build up as the muscle lets go.
• Cordless, so it works wherever you are sitting.

How to use

1. Apply a little body oil so the head glides smoothly.
2. Warm the area first, then move slowly along the muscle — never hold it in one spot.
3. Limit to 5 minutes per area.

Light circular marking is normal with any cupping and fades within a few days. Avoid over broken skin, varicose veins, or during pregnancy. Check with your GP if you have a circulatory condition or take blood thinners.