The INVG Scarab - Walnut & Stainless Steel Acupressure Tool
Slow down. Breathe. Return to yourself.
Use the twin tips for focused pressure around the jaw and base of the skull. Turn it over and use the rounded cluster across the neck, shoulders and larger areas.
✱ Best for: Jaw, neck, shoulders, hands and feet
✱ How to use: Apply comfortable pressure or use small circular movements, following the included area guides
✱ Included: INVG Scarab, storage pouch and step-by-step Ritual Guide
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If there's an issue with your Scarab, get in touch within 30 days and we'll make it right. Simple as that.
INVG Scarab Tool
The INVG Scarab, Walnut and Stainless Steel Acupressure Tool
A tool for slow, intentional self-massage and daily ritual, sourced with care and developed further by Jude. Built to last.
Origin: Proudly made in China, home to centuries of craftsmanship and Chinese medicine tradition.
What it is
The Scarab is a handheld acupressure tool rooted in the principles of Chinese medicine. Its ergonomic walnut body sits naturally in your palm, while the 304 stainless steel ends let you apply both focused and broad pressure across the body, on the neck, jaw, shoulders, hands, feet, and along the channels mapped in Chinese medicine.
There is no single correct technique and no complicated routine. Just you, your body, and a tool that meets you where you are.
Why stainless steel
The Scarab now features 304 stainless steel tips, a hard-wearing grade chosen for hygiene and durability. The steel stays smooth against the skin, resists tarnish, and wipes clean in seconds. The weight feels solid and purposeful in the hand, made for daily use without fuss.
What's included
- The INVG Scarab (walnut handle, 304 stainless steel ends)
- Velvet travel pouch
- Access to the full Scarab Ritual Guide, with step-by-step instructions for both sides of the tool, point locations, and care guidance
How to use it
The pincer side (two curved tips) is made for focused, precise pressure. Many people use it around the base of the skull, jaw, brow, and hands.
The broader end is made for wider areas and general pressure, across the shoulders, neck, and the soles of the feet.
There is no single correct technique. Explore what your body needs.
Care instructions
Wipe the stainless steel ends with a soft, dry cloth after each use. If you have used the tool with oil or balm, buff away any residue before storing. A damp cloth with mild soap is all you need for a deeper clean, then dry immediately.
Keep the walnut handle dry. Do not submerge or soak it. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Store in its pouch in a dry place.
Materials
Handle: Natural walnut wood, finished with an eco-friendly water-based clear varnish, safe for skin contact
Balls: 304 stainless steel
Pouch: Canvas
Origin: Proudly made in China
What people say
"I am so glad that I decided to make the purchase! This tool is compact enough to take everywhere! It is the first tool I have found that allows me to get deep into my suboccipital muscles, where I carry the most pain and tension!"
Sheree J., verified buyer
"This little tool is an absolute treasure… so versatile and easy to use… find it fantastic to deal with sore spots on the neck, face, arms or back. Great quality and feels very comfortable holding it too."
Christine A., verified buyer
Safety & Usage Guidance
How to Use Safely
The INVG Scarab is designed for acupressure — applying focused, firm-but-gentle pressure to specific points on the face, scalp, hands, and body. A few things to keep in mind:
- Start with light pressure and gradually increase to a comfortable level
- Avoid pressing directly on the eyes, throat, or any open wounds
- Do not use on inflamed, broken, or sunburned skin
- If you feel sharp pain at any point, ease off — acupressure should feel like a deep, satisfying pressure, not pain
If you have a medical condition or are pregnant, consult a healthcare practitioner before use.
Research
(Educational information, not medical advice.)
Acupressure is a traditional practice from Chinese medicine — gentle, focused pressure applied to points mapped over centuries. Modern researchers continue to study it, but findings from clinical studies cannot simply be transferred to a home self-care tool, so we do not use research to promise results.
What we offer instead is a well-made tool, clear guidance and a tradition explained honestly. If you are new to acupressure, start gently and listen to your body. For medical concerns, always speak with a qualified professional.
Care Guide
After each use
Wipe the stainless steel ends with a soft, dry cloth. If you've used oil or balm, buff away any residue before storing so it doesn't transfer to the walnut handle.
Deeper clean
When needed, lightly dampen a cloth with warm water and a drop of mild soap. Wipe the steel ends, then dry immediately. Do not soak the tool or allow water to touch the walnut handle.
Caring for the walnut handle
Keep the walnut dry at all times. Do not submerge or soak it. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which can dull the natural finish. If the wood feels dry over time, a small amount of food-safe mineral oil or beeswax can be buffed in lightly with a soft cloth.
Storage
Store in a dry place, ideally in its travel pouch, away from humidity and direct heat that could warp the wood.
Built to last
304 stainless steel is naturally resistant to rust, tarnish, and corrosion. With basic care, your Scarab will stay clean, hygienic, and ready for daily use for years to come.