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The Copper Wand

The Copper Wand

Cooling Facial Massage Tool

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Regular price $ 8.00 USD
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Design Double-ended: copper massage tip + flat spatula

Use Scoop product, then massage in upward strokes with cooling tip

Best for Eyes, jawline and a quick lymphatic boost

Tip Chill it for an extra cooling effect

Product description

Not just a tool. A magic wand.

Designed exclusively for LXMI, this double-ended copper wand adds a new level of luxury to your skincare routine. The black, flat end keeps your skincare products fresh and contamination-free, while the round, copper end depuffs and revitalizes skin by stimulating circulation.

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How to use

Not just a tool.
A magic wand.

  1. ScoopUse the flat, black end to hygienically scoop product from jars.
  2. GlideTurn it around and glide the cooling copper tip over the face in upward, outward strokes.
  3. DepuffFocus around the eyes and jawline to boost circulation and depuff.
  4. ChillStore it in the fridge or dip the tip in ice water for extra cooling.
What is it

Two ends,
two rituals.

A two-sided ritual tool: a spatula end that keeps creams fresh and contamination-free, and a cooling copper tip for lymphatic face massage. Your lymphatic system clears excess fluid from beneath the skin, but it has no pump of its own and depends on movement. Gliding the wand in gentle strokes toward the lymph nodes along your jaw and neck helps keep that flow moving, so skin looks less puffy, more sculpted and refreshed.

  • Dual-sided
  • Cooling
  • Depuffing
  • Hygienic
  • Reusable
  • Portable
Benefits

A quiet system,
gently awakened.

A quiet, vital network

Your lymphatic system is one of the body’s great unsung networks. It keeps fluids in balance, carries immune cells, filters through hundreds of lymph nodes and clears cellular waste, but it has no pump, and it moves only when you do. When stress, aging, poor sleep, a sedentary lifestyle, etc slow it down, fluid lingers in the tissues, and the face can look puffy, dull and heavy, especially around the eyes and jaw.

Restoring the flow

Lymph vessels sit just beneath the skin, so they respond to light touch rather than pressure. On well-moisturized skin, so the tip glides without dragging, sweep the cool copper tip in slow strokes along the facial contours toward the lymph nodes at your ears, jaw and neck helps guide stagnant fluid on its way, while the cooling touch softens a tense jaw and brow.

Lighter, brighter, at ease

As fluid moves on, the face looks less puffy and more defined, with cheekbones and jawline that look naturally sculpted. Gentle massage also boosts circulation for a healthy, rosy glow and helps you work your skincare in evenly. Make it a regular ritual, and a few unhurried minutes calm the mind and soften tension, leaving you feeling as restored as you look.

Packaging

Made to last.

A dual-sided tool with one spatula tip and one copper ball end — reusable for years. Comes in a reusable cotton pouch.

Mini massager for lymphatic drainage - LXMI Copper Wand
FAQs

Questions,
answered.

Still curious? Write to us at hello@lxmi.com

How do I use it?

Use the flat, black end to hygienically scoop product from jars, keeping your skincare free from contamination. Then glide the rounded copper tip over your face in upward, outward strokes to massage the product in. It helps boost circulation, depuff and promote absorption, with a cooling, calming effect.

Bonus tip: store it in the fridge or dip the copper tip in ice water for an extra cooling effect.

Which products can I use it with?

Any cream or balm — it's especially lovely with Crème du Nil and Pure Nilotica Melt, and many customers use it around the under-eye area to help reduce the appearance of dark circles and puffiness.

Which skin type is it good for?

All - and it's particularly great if you're experiencing puffy eyes and/or dark circles.

What is it a solution for?
  • Puffiness
  • Darkness
  • Lack of firmness
  • Inflammation 
  • Sluggish lymphatic flow
  • Product shelf life/avoiding bacteria getting into skincare jars etc.
Why is it made of copper?

The rounded copper tip is inspired by ancient healing traditions, long revered for its purifying properties and balancing of natural energies. It is antimicrobial and believed to promote skin vitality through collagen production and boosting circulation.

As you glide the wand across your face, the copper ball offers a grounding touch to stimulate acupressure points — helping to release tension, awaken the skin, and enhance lymphatic flow. It’s not just a tool, but a ritual, connecting beauty with intention and the wisdom of nature.

Also, the cool touch feels great!

What is the purpose of lymphatic drainage massage?

Part of the immune system, the lymphatic system is a network of vessels just beneath the skin that carries away excess fluid and waste, and defends against bacteria and viruses. Unlike blood, which the heart pumps, lymph has no pump of its own. It moves with muscle movement, breathing and touch. 

Aging, stress, lack of sleep and a sedentary lifestyle can slow lymph flow, causing fluid buildup and puffiness. A gentle lymphatic face massage helps keep it moving, so skin looks less puffy, more sculpted and refreshed, and it’s a lovely ritual for overall well-being.

Is it included in any of your other products?

Yes, it can be included in our popular Crème du Nil moisturizer, as well as in the AM/PM Kit (which bundles the Crème du Nil moisturizer with our best-selling Pure Nilotica Melt barrier balm).

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