Cupping Wellness Practice Guide
Cupping is a traditional wellness practice that uses gentle suction on the skin to help relax the body, support everyday relaxation and comfort, and promote overall comfort.
Prepare
Please prepare the following items:
?Glass Cupping Jar
?fire extinguisher
?igniter rod
?lighter
?Body Care Towel
How to Use
1. Get into a comfortable sitting or lying position, and expose the selected area for use, such as your back or shoulder.
2. Inspect each cup carefully before use to ensure there are no cracks or damage.
3. Use tweezers to hold an alcohol cotton ball. Briefly ignite it, place it in the cup to warm the cup, then quickly remove the cotton ball and place the cup against the skin.
4. Leave the jar on the skin for approximately 5-10 minutes, depending on personal comfort level and product instructions.
5. To remove the cup, gently press the skin near the edge of the cup to let air in, then lift the cup off.
6. Wipe your skin with a clean towel after use and keep your body warm.
Recommended Cupping Tools
Explore our selected cupping tools designed for traditional wellness practices and daily self-care routines.
Choose suitable cupping tools based on your personal needs and usage preferences.
- Glass Cupping Jars
- Vacuum Cupping Sets
- Cupping Accessories
- Complete Cupping Tool Sets
Practical Safety Measures
.Select an area with sufficient muscle tissue, and avoid bony areas, large blood vessels, or damaged skin.
. To avoid over-stimulating the skin, do not leave the cup on the skin for an extended period of time.
. Do not pull the cup forcefully; release the pressure gently before removing it.
. Do not take a shower immediately after use. Stay comfortable and follow general after-use care.
Safety Considerations
Do not use cupping wellness practice when feeling unwell, having skin irritation, wounds, obvious swelling, or other health concerns. People who are pregnant, feeling very weak, or who have bleeding-related concerns should use extra caution and seek professional advice when needed.
Safety Notice
This guide is intended for personal wellness education and relaxation routines only. It is not intended to identify, manage, support wellness outcomes, or prevent any health condition.
