Ancient moxibustion beautifying method based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation and matched device
By designing a moxibustion device adapted to the face, combined with a Bian stone base and threaded connection structure, a gentle facial moxibustion therapy is achieved, solving the problems of temperature control and acupoint stimulation, providing long-lasting TCM beauty effects, and improving safety and the durability of the effects.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511601169.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-04
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-24
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
Among existing facial beauty methods, moxibustion therapy has drawbacks when applied to the face, including poor temperature control, insufficient safety, inability to accurately stimulate acupoints, and failure to harmonize organ functions from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine theory, resulting in short-lasting and insufficiently fundamental effects.
A traditional moxibustion beauty device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation was designed. It adopts a Bian stone base and a threaded connection structure. Combining traditional Chinese medicine theory, the temperature is controlled by adjusting the ventilation holes through rotating the wooden plug cap to ensure uniform heat distribution. It is adapted to the facial anatomy and uses natural Bian stone material to release far-infrared rays and trace elements.
It achieves gentle and safe facial beauty effects, promotes blood circulation, improves skin tone and skin problems, reduces the risk of burns, and enhances lasting and fundamental conditioning capabilities, in accordance with traditional Chinese medicine theory.
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[0001] This invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine beauty technology, specifically to an ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation. Background Technology
[0002] Facial beauty, as an important need in modern life, has long relied on various external technologies, with chemical skincare products and phototherapy devices being the most common examples. Chemical skincare products, through the application of lotions, serums, and other products containing active ingredients, aim to improve skin tone, texture, and elasticity. However, these products are often based on synthetic chemicals, and long-term use may cause skin allergies, dryness, or dependency, especially for people with sensitive skin. Furthermore, the effects of chemical skincare products are mostly limited to the skin's surface and cannot deeply regulate the internal balance of Qi and blood; the effects are usually short-lived, and rebound effects are common after discontinuation, such as recurring dullness or worsening acne. Phototherapy devices, including laser treatments and radiofrequency skin tightening, use physical energy to act on skin tissue, promoting collagen production or destroying pigment cells to achieve rapid cosmetic results. However, these methods are expensive, require professional training, and may be accompanied by side effects such as pain, redness, and burns. More importantly, photoelectric instruments focus on local modification and cannot harmonize the functions of internal organs from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine. For fundamental skin problems caused by spleen and stomach weakness, liver qi stagnation, such as pigmentation or edema, they often only treat the symptoms and not the root cause, and the effect is difficult to last.
[0003] In traditional Chinese medicine, moxibustion, as a natural therapy, has a long history and is widely used for health maintenance and disease prevention. Moxibustion stimulates acupoints with the warmth generated by burning mugwort, which can unblock meridians, harmonize qi and blood, and improve overall health. Traditional moxibustion is often used on major acupoints, such as Zusanli and Guanyuan, and has significant effects on relieving pain and enhancing immunity. However, applying moxibustion directly to the face faces many challenges. Facial skin is thin and delicate, and acupoints are densely packed and sensitive. Key acupoints such as Quanliao and Yingxiang require precise stimulation, but traditional moxibustion tools, such as handheld moxa sticks or general moxibustion boxes, are crudely designed and difficult to adapt to facial contours, easily leading to temperature control issues, uneven heat distribution, and increased risk of burns. Furthermore, traditional methods lack precise control; the burning rate and temperature adjustment of the moxa stick rely on the operator's experience, resulting in insufficient safety and an inability to achieve gentle and continuous stimulation. While some existing technologies have attempted to introduce moxibustion into facial beauty treatments, most lack a systematic approach, using rudimentary tools such as simple moxibustion sticks, which fail to integrate facial anatomy and traditional Chinese and Western medical theories, resulting in limited effectiveness. Furthermore, these methods neglect the functions of expelling dampness and toxins, as well as the comprehensive benefits of nerve relaxation, thus failing to fully explore the potential of moxibustion in the beauty field. Therefore, the industry urgently needs an innovative method to organically combine moxibustion with facial acupoint stimulation, addressing the shortcomings of existing technologies such as irritation, lack of persistence, and non-root cause issues, and achieving safe and effective beauty results.
[0004] From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the face is considered a reflex zone for the health of internal organs. Acupoints are connected to meridians such as the Stomach and Gallbladder meridians; poor blood and qi circulation can manifest as acne, pigmentation, or edema. Current cosmetic procedures often neglect this intrinsic connection, focusing only on external enhancements. While traditional moxibustion emphasizes holistic conditioning, its application to the face lacks specialized tools. For example, ordinary moxibustion devices often have poor ventilation, leading to smoke buildup or excessively high temperatures, making them unsuitable for delicate facial procedures. Furthermore, the high stress levels of modern life result in issues such as furrowed brows and deepened nasolabial folds, and current technologies cannot provide the added value of soothing the nerves. In conclusion, the background technology highlights a gap in the field of facial beauty: a specialized method and device are needed that combines the warming effect of moxibustion with the characteristics of facial acupoints to compensate for the shortcomings of chemical skincare products and photoelectric instruments, thereby improving the safety and fundamental conditioning capabilities of the beauty experience. Summary of the Invention
[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a traditional moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation.
[0006] To achieve the above objectives, this invention provides the following technical solution: a traditional moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation, comprising a shell, characterized in that the inner end of the shell is provided with a wooden plug cap, the end face of the shell is provided with ventilation holes, and the lower end of the shell is provided with a Bianstone base, the end face of the Bianstone base is provided with a round hole. The shell of this device serves as an integral support structure; the wooden plug cap is designed at the inner end for easy sealing and operation; the ventilation holes are located on the end face to regulate airflow, thereby affecting the burning state of the moxa stick. The Bianstone base is connected to the lower end of the shell, and the round hole on its end face allows for uniform heat dissipation. Combined with the beauty concept of traditional moxibustion, this structure ensures that the heat energy of moxibustion is precisely applied to the face. Traditional moxibustion is a method that combines traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion with facial acupoint stimulation, aiming to improve complexion and promote beauty. This combination of the shell and the Bianstone base provides a physical basis for facial application. Integrating the key components of the device, the shell provides stability, and the ventilation holes achieve preliminary temperature control, avoiding the problems of smoke accumulation or excessive temperature caused by insufficient ventilation in traditional moxibustion tools. The round hole design of the Bian stone base promotes even heat distribution, reducing the risk of localized burns. Compared to the rougher moxibustion devices in existing technologies, this structure is more suitable for delicate facial procedures, improving safety and comfort. By avoiding the use of chemical or photoelectric methods, this method regulates Qi and blood at the root, conforming to traditional Chinese medicine theory and enhancing the lasting beauty effects.
[0007] Furthermore, the end face of the Bianstone base is equipped with a Bianstone jar opening, the inner end of the wooden stopper cap has a placement groove, and the outer end of the placement groove has a rotating groove, which is fixed to the end face of the outer shell. The Bianstone jar opening on the end face of the Bianstone base optimizes the heat transfer path. The placement groove at the inner end of the wooden stopper cap is specifically used to fix the moxa stick or moxa segment, ensuring it does not shift during burning. The rotating groove at the outer end of the placement groove is fixed to the end face of the outer shell, facilitating adjustment of the device through rotation. The Bianstone jar opening design complements the comfortable and nourishing scraping experience, using natural Bianstone material, enhancing the device's functionality. The advantage of the Bianstone jar opening is that it concentrates heat output, improving moxibustion efficiency and preventing heat loss. The combination of the placement groove and the rotating groove makes the moxa stick more reliably fixed, reducing accidental slippage during operation and providing greater precision than traditional moxibustion tools. The fixed design of the rotating slot simplifies the assembly process and enhances the user experience. At the same time, the mouth of the Bianstone jar, combined with the properties of natural Bianstone, can release beneficial elements under warm stimulation, assisting in removing dampness and detoxifying, thus overcoming the inefficiency caused by the rudimentary tools in existing technologies.
[0008] Furthermore, the wooden cap and the outer shell are connected by a threaded structure, allowing the device to be opened or closed by rotating it. This threaded connection enables users to easily open or close the device with a simple rotation, facilitating quick assembly and disassembly. This design borrows from common sealing structures, ensuring the device remains stable during moxibustion and preventing loosening from affecting the effect. Emphasizing the refined requirements of traditional moxibustion, the threaded connection aligns with this philosophy, providing a reliable operating interface. It enhances the device's sealing and reusability; the threaded structure prevents heat leakage and improves temperature control accuracy. Compared to existing glued or snap-fit methods, the threaded connection is more durable and easier to clean, reducing component wear. It simplifies the operation process, allowing even non-professionals to use it safely, avoiding the risk of burns caused by unstable tools in traditional moxibustion, and improving the overall safety of the beauty process.
[0009] Furthermore, the traditional moxibustion beauty method includes the steps of inserting moxa sticks or segments into the placement slot to ensure the moxa sticks are firmly in place, and then using an external heat source to fully ignite the moxa sticks to ensure continuous burning. This method involves inserting the moxa sticks or segments into the placement slot to ensure they are securely in place, and then using an external heat source such as a lighter to ignite the moxa sticks to ensure complete and continuous burning. Traditional moxibustion stimulates facial acupoints with the warmth of moxa, and this step is the core of the method, laying the foundation for subsequent moxibustion. Combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, the heat generated by the burning moxa sticks is key to regulating Qi and blood. The standardized operating procedure and the design of the placement slot ensure more precise fixation of the moxa sticks, avoiding displacement that could lead to uneven stimulation. Using an external heat source ensures reliable ignition, making it safer and more efficient than traditional methods. This step controls the quality of moxibustion from the source, reducing smoke or interruptions caused by incomplete burning, improving the stability of the beauty effect, and is superior to the crude practice of arbitrarily placing moxa sticks in existing technologies.
[0010] Furthermore, the ancient moxibustion beauty method includes the steps of screwing the Bianstone base onto the lower end of the outer casing to complete the device assembly, and rotating the wooden stopper cap to adjust the opening of the ventilation holes, thereby controlling the temperature. The assembly step of screwing the Bianstone base onto the lower end of the outer casing ensures the device is intact, and then rotating the wooden stopper cap to adjust the opening of the ventilation holes allows for precise control of internal airflow and temperature. The function of the ventilation holes is to achieve dynamic temperature management, combined with the gentle characteristics of ancient moxibustion, to avoid damage to facial skin. The device simplifies use; the screwing on of the Bianstone base ensures a secure fit, and the ventilation hole adjustment allows users to adjust the temperature in real time according to their skin type, achieving personalized care. It is more flexible than existing photoelectric instruments and avoids over-stimulation. This method improves controllability, reduces the risk of burns, and enhances the blood circulation-promoting effects of moxibustion through temperature optimization.
[0011] Furthermore, the lower surface of the Bianstone base features a smooth, curved design that conforms to the contours of the human face, closely fitting the facial skin and providing moxibustion stimulation to specific acupoints. Expanding on this, the lower surface of the Bianstone base utilizes a smooth, curved design to conform to facial contours, such as the cheekbones and cheeks, providing moxibustion stimulation to acupoints like Yingxiang and Dicang. Emphasizing the ancient moxibustion method's effect on improving facial complexion, this design directly relates to acupoint stimulation, using the heat of moxibustion to unblock meridians, achieving a comprehensive effect from regulating Qi and blood to improving appearance. The curved design enhances comfort and targeting, ensuring a close fit to prevent heat loss and guaranteeing even penetration of warmth. Compared to traditional flat tools, it is more adapted to facial anatomy, reducing discomfort from pressure, and specifically stimulating acupoints to enhance cosmetic effects, such as relieving puffiness and firming the skin, overcoming the shortcomings of existing tools that do not conform properly.
[0012] Furthermore, the method includes gently placing the device on the acupoints on the face through the Bianstone base during the burning of the moxa stick, and finely adjusting the opening and closing of the ventilation holes by rotating the wooden stopper cap in real time to control the burning rate and heat generation of the moxa stick, achieving dynamic controllability of the moxibustion temperature. While the moxa stick is burning, the device is gently placed on facial acupoints, such as the Quanliao or Yingxiang acupoints, through the Bianstone base, while simultaneously rotating the wooden stopper cap to adjust the opening and closing of the ventilation holes, controlling the burning rate and heat generation. The warmth of moxibustion can relax muscles; this step achieves dynamic temperature management, ensuring gentle and continuous stimulation. The advantage of dynamic control is improved safety and effectiveness; users can adjust the temperature according to their sensation, avoiding static overheating. It is more precise than traditional moxibustion, reducing damage to the skin, and by optimizing heat penetration through real-time adjustment, it enhances the effects of promoting blood circulation and soothing nerves, surpassing beauty instruments with fixed temperatures.
[0013] Furthermore, the method specifically emphasizes that during facial moxibustion, the operator must maintain gentle contact between the Bianstone base of the device and the skin surface, moving it slowly in circular motions to avoid burns from prolonged stillness. It stresses the importance of gentle contact between the Bianstone base and the skin during moxibustion, covering the acupoint area through slow circular movements to prevent burns from prolonged stillness. This ancient moxibustion method relieves facial swelling; this movement promotes even heat distribution and, combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, enhances the harmony of Qi and blood. The advantage of gentle movement is that it maximizes safety and evenness of effect; the circular motion simulates massage, relaxing muscles and improving lymphatic circulation. It avoids the risk of stillness-related burns associated with traditional moxibustion, improving the user experience, while simultaneously optimizing collagen production through dynamic stimulation to achieve firmer skin—a more humane approach than existing technologies.
[0014] Furthermore, the Bianstone base is made of natural Bianstone material with specific mineral components. Under the heat conduction of moxibustion, it can release far-infrared rays and trace elements beneficial to the human body. The Bianstone base, made of natural Bianstone material containing specific mineral components, releases far-infrared rays and trace elements under the heat of moxibustion, enhancing the therapeutic benefits. Bianstone is nourishing and comfortable; this characteristic helps to remove dampness and toxins, and combined with the warmth of moxibustion, it enhances the beauty and skin-nourishing effects. The advantage of natural Bianstone lies in providing additional therapeutic value; far-infrared rays promote deep blood circulation, and trace elements nourish the skin, improving problems from the inside out. It is safer and more environmentally friendly than synthetic materials, avoiding chemical side effects, while enhancing the qi and blood regulating function of moxibustion, achieving comprehensive beauty and overcoming the limitations of traditional tools.
[0015] Furthermore, the method includes a step after each moxibustion session: allowing the device to cool naturally, unscrewing the wooden stopper cap, and cleaning away any remaining ash. This ensures the cleanliness of the device's interior and guarantees its safety and effectiveness for future use. After moxibustion, the device is allowed to cool before the wooden stopper cap is unscrewed to clean away the ash, maintaining internal cleanliness. This step ensures device safety, hygiene, and extends its lifespan, aligning with the sustainable application principles of traditional moxibustion. The cleaning step offers advantages in ensuring hygiene and durability, preventing residue from affecting future results, and reducing the risk of bacterial growth. It is more economical and environmentally friendly than disposable tools, while regular maintenance improves device reliability and ensures the stability of each moxibustion session, overcoming the efficiency decline caused by neglecting cleaning in existing technologies.
[0016] This invention provides a traditional moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation, which has the following beneficial effects:
[0017] This invention relates to a traditional moxibustion beauty method and its accompanying device, based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation. Through innovative design, it achieves multiple advantages, significantly improving the safety, effectiveness, and user experience of facial beauty treatments. Firstly, the device's Bianstone base is made of natural Bianstone material, with a smooth curved surface at the lower end conforming to the contours of the human face, allowing for close contact with the skin and gentle stimulation of specific acupoints such as the Quanliao and Yingxiang acupoints. This design not only avoids the incompatibility issues of traditional moxibustion tools but also utilizes the physical properties of Bianstone to release far-infrared rays and trace elements under the heat conduction of moxibustion, enhancing the detoxification and dampness-removing effects and helping to reduce skin problems such as acne and pimples. The end face of the Bianstone base has a Bianstone jar opening; this structure optimizes heat distribution, ensuring even heat transfer and preventing localized overheating and burns.
[0018] The accompanying traditional moxibustion beauty method emphasizes ease of operation and temperature control. Users can adjust the opening of the ventilation holes by rotating the wooden stopper cap to precisely control the burning rate and heat generation of the moxa stick, achieving dynamic management of the moxibustion temperature. This method allows for real-time adjustments based on individual skin type, avoiding over-stimulation, and is especially suitable for sensitive skin. During moxibustion, the device is gently placed on the face via the Bian stone base and moved slowly in circles to promote the penetration of the moxibustion warmth into acupoints. This not only relaxes tense facial muscles and relieves wrinkles caused by stress, but also indirectly improves headaches and eye fatigue. Furthermore, the method includes complete steps for lighting the moxa stick, assembling the device, and post-treatment cleaning, ensuring hygiene and safety for each use and extending the device's lifespan.
[0019] From an efficacy perspective, this invention integrates traditional Chinese medicine's theory of Qi and blood with modern beauty needs. It effectively promotes facial blood circulation, accelerates local metabolism, and helps improve problems such as dullness and uneven skin tone, resulting in a rosy and radiant complexion. Simultaneously, the heat from moxibustion helps metabolize excess water, reduces puffiness, and stimulates collagen production, firming the skin and delaying sagging and fine lines. Compared to traditional methods, this invention regulates Qi and blood at their root, unblocking meridians through acupoint stimulation, and improving facial problems such as acne or pigmentation caused by spleen and stomach weakness or liver Qi stagnation, achieving a beauty effect from the inside out. Overall, this invention overcomes the shortcomings of existing technologies, providing a natural, lasting, and comprehensive facial care solution. Attached Figure Description
[0020] To more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are merely exemplary, and those skilled in the art can derive other embodiments based on the provided drawings without creative effort.
[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention;
[0022] Figure 2 This is a bottom view of the overall structure of the present invention;
[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the overall structure of the present invention. Detailed Implementation
[0024] Exemplary embodiments will now be described in detail, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description relates to the drawings, unless otherwise indicated, the same numerals in different drawings denote the same or similar elements. The embodiments described in the following exemplary embodiments do not represent all embodiments consistent with this disclosure. Rather, they are merely examples of apparatuses consistent with some aspects of this disclosure as detailed in the appended claims.
[0025] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0026] How to use
[0027] Ancient Moxibustion Beauty Method is a comprehensive beauty technique based on Traditional Chinese Medicine moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation. It achieves gentle and safe facial care through a specialized device. This method combines traditional Chinese medicine theory, aiming to improve skin tone, reduce puffiness, and tighten skin from the root of Qi and blood, while avoiding the irritation of chemical or photoelectric methods. The following usage method details the operating steps to ensure correct and efficient application by the user. The steps are based on the component names in the claims, such as the housing, cork cap, ventilation holes, and Bian stone base, emphasizing controllability and safety. The usage method is divided into three stages: preparation, operation, and finishing. Each step is listed with numerical labels for a clear and easy-to-understand structure.
[0028] 1. Preparing the Device Components: First, inspect all parts of the ancient moxibustion beauty device, including the outer shell, wooden stopper cap, ventilation holes, and Bian stone base. The outer shell serves as the main structure, providing support; the wooden stopper cap, located at the inner end of the outer shell, is used for sealing and adjustment; the ventilation holes are located on the end face of the outer shell, controlling airflow; the Bian stone base is connected to the lower end of the outer shell, and its end face has a round hole for easy heat dissipation. The Bian stone base is made of natural Bian stone material, and its end face also has a Bian stone jar opening, a design that optimizes the heat transfer path. Users must ensure that all components are clean and dry to avoid residue affecting the effect. The preparation stage emphasizes the integrity of the components, laying the foundation for subsequent operations.
[0029] 2. Assemble the device: Screw the Bianstone base onto the lower end of the outer casing, ensuring a secure connection by rotating it. The smooth, curved design of the Bianstone base conforms to facial contours and fits closely to the skin. The cork cap is threaded to the outer casing, allowing users to easily open or close the device. After assembly, check that the ventilation holes are clear to avoid blockage. This step simplifies the use of the device, improves stability and safety, and prevents accidents caused by loosening during operation.
[0030] 3. Secure the moxa stick: Open the wooden stopper cap; its inner end has a placement groove. Insert the moxa stick or moxa segment into the placement groove, ensuring it is firmly in place and will not shift. The outer end of the placement groove has a rotating groove, which is fixed to the end face of the outer casing to assist in the stable placement of the moxa stick. Users should choose qualified moxa sticks, avoiding overly loose or damp materials. After securing, gently press to ensure the moxa stick fits snugly into the placement groove, preparing it for ignition.
[0031] 4. Ignite the moxa stick: Use an external heat source, such as a lighter or match, to fully ignite the moxa stick. Maintain a safe distance while igniting, observing the burning process to ensure the flame is even and continuous. The warmth generated by the burning moxa stick is the core of traditional moxibustion, stimulating facial acupoints and promoting blood circulation. After ignition, quickly screw the wooden stopper cap back on to prevent heat loss. This step emphasizes the reliability of ignition and is more precise than traditional methods.
[0032] 5. Adjust the ventilation holes: Rotate the wooden stopper cap to adjust the opening of the ventilation holes, controlling the internal airflow and thus finely adjusting the burning rate and heat generation of the moxa stick. The degree of opening and closing of the ventilation holes affects the temperature, and users can make fine adjustments in real time according to their individual skin comfort, achieving dynamic control of the moxibustion temperature. For example, beginners can slightly close the ventilation holes to lower the temperature, and gradually open them to increase the heat as they adapt. This step enhances personalized care and avoids overheating and skin damage.
[0033] 6. Moxibustion on Facial Acupoints: While the moxa stick is burning, gently place the device on the acupoints on the face, such as the Quanliao, Yingxiang, or Dicang acupoints, through the Bianstone base. The curved design of the Bianstone base ensures a close fit to the skin. Users should maintain gentle contact between the device and the skin surface and move it slowly in circles to cover the relevant area. Avoid prolonged stillness during movement to prevent burns. Simultaneously, rotate the wooden stopper cap in real time to fine-tune the ventilation holes and maintain a stable temperature. The moxibustion process emphasizes gentle stimulation, combined with the warmth of moxibustion, to relax facial muscles and improve blood circulation.
[0034] 7. Monitoring the Moxibustion Process: The operator must continuously observe the facial reaction. If overheating or discomfort occurs, immediately adjust the ventilation holes or pause the moxibustion. Traditional moxibustion emphasizes dynamic management, promoting even heat distribution and enhancing acupoint stimulation through circular movements. The moxibustion time can be adjusted according to individual needs, generally aiming for a penetrating warmth, avoiding excessive prolongation. This step ensures safety and effectiveness, superior to fixed-pattern cosmetic techniques.
[0035] 8. End of moxibustion: Once the moxa stick has burned out or the desired effect has been achieved, gently remove the device and allow it to cool naturally. Do not forcibly disassemble it to avoid burns. After cooling, unscrew the wooden stopper cap and inspect the inside of the device.
[0036] 9. Cleaning the Unit: Use a small brush or soft cloth to remove any remaining ash from the combustion process, ensuring the storage compartment and ventilation holes are clean. After cleaning, store the components in a dry place for future use. This step maintains the hygiene and durability of the unit, ensuring safety for long-term use.
[0037] 10. Post-use Precautions: After each use, it is recommended to check the Bianstone base and outer casing for wear and tear, and perform regular maintenance to extend its lifespan. Traditional moxibustion beauty methods can be combined with daily skincare, but should not be used excessively; generally, a few times per week is sufficient. Users should adhere to a gentle approach; if you have sensitive skin, test on a small area first.
[0038] This user manual details the operation process of the ancient moxibustion beauty method through numbered steps, highlighting the controllability of the device and its integration with traditional Chinese medicine theory. The entire process, from preparation to cleaning, prioritizes user experience, avoiding complex data or technical details to ensure ease of understanding. In this way, users can safely achieve improved facial complexion and beauty benefits.
[0039] Example 1: Improving facial complexion and uneven skin tone
[0040] A user, suffering from dullness and uneven skin tone due to long-term work stress, sought to improve their complexion through natural methods. Using the traditional moxibustion beauty device, the user first checked the integrity of the components, including the outer shell, wooden stopper cap, and Bian stone base. The end face of the Bian stone base has a round hole and a Bian stone jar opening, which helps to distribute heat evenly. The user assembled the device, screwing the Bian stone base onto the lower end of the outer shell, ensuring a secure connection. Then, the wooden stopper cap was opened; its inner slot is used to hold the moxa stick. The user inserted a high-quality moxa stick and ignited it using an external flame source. After ignition, the wooden stopper cap was screwed back on, and the opening of the ventilation hole was adjusted by rotating it to control the burning rate of the moxa stick, achieving dynamic temperature management. During moxibustion, the user gently placed the device on the Qunliao and Yingxiang acupoints on the face through the Bian stone base, maintaining gentle contact and moving it slowly in circles. The smooth curved surface design of the Bian stone base closely conforms to the skin, ensuring the warmth penetrates deeply. The ventilation hole was adjusted in real time to prevent overheating. The moxibustion process lasted for a period of time, during which the user felt an acceleration in facial blood circulation. After the treatment, the device was allowed to cool naturally, and the ash was cleaned up. In terms of effects, the warm stimulation of moxibustion promotes local blood circulation, helps improve dullness, and gives the skin a rosy glow, indirectly regulating qi and blood to improve complexion from the root.
[0041] Example 2: Relieving facial puffiness and firming the skin
[0042] Another user, suffering from facial puffiness and sagging skin due to irregular sleep patterns, sought a gentle firming method. The user employed the traditional moxibustion beauty method, focusing on the controllability of the device. First, the components were prepared; the Bian stone base, made of natural Bian stone, releases far-infrared rays under the heat of moxibustion, enhancing the therapeutic effect. The user assembled the device, screwing on the Bian stone base and ensuring a secure threaded connection between the wooden stopper cap and the outer shell. After inserting the moxa stick into the placement slot and lighting it, the user finely adjusted the ventilation holes by rotating the wooden stopper cap to control heat generation and avoid overheating. During moxibustion, the device was placed on the Dicang acupoint and the puffy areas of the face, gently moving in circular motions to promote water metabolism. The curved design of the Bian stone base conforms to the facial contours, ensuring even heat distribution and stimulating collagen production. The user maintained slow movement throughout the process to prevent static burns and maintained gentle stimulation through real-time adjustments. After the moxibustion, facial puffiness was significantly reduced, skin felt firmer, and fine lines were improved. This method harmonizes Qi and blood from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, alleviating problems caused by spleen and stomach weakness, resulting in natural and lasting effects.
[0043] Example 3: Soothing nerves and relaxing muscles
[0044] A user, experiencing prolonged stress leading to a furrowed brow and deepened nasolabial folds, sought facial relaxation. The user utilized a traditional moxibustion beauty method, emphasizing the device's soothing function. After assembly, the user lit the moxa stick and adjusted the temperature via the ventilation holes to ensure a gentle and continuous warmth. During application, the Bian stone base was placed against the brow and nasolabial fold area and gently moved, combining the heat of the moxa to relax tense muscles. The design of the Bian stone jar's opening optimized heat transfer, aiding in acupoint penetration, while the user simultaneously adjusted the ventilation holes to maintain a comfortable temperature. The process emphasized slow, circular motions to avoid pressure buildup. Afterward, the user felt facial muscle relaxation, and relief from headaches and eye fatigue. In terms of effectiveness, this method, through warm stimulation, unblocks meridians, indirectly improving facial problems caused by liver qi stagnation and enhancing overall comfort.
[0045] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A traditional moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation, comprising a shell (1), characterized in that: The inner end of the outer shell (1) is provided with a wooden plug cap (2), the end face of the outer shell (1) is provided with a ventilation hole (3), the lower end of the outer shell (1) is provided with a Bian stone base (4), and the end face of the Bian stone base (4) is provided with a round hole (5).
2. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The end face of the Bianstone base (4) is provided with a Bianstone jar opening (6), the inner end of the wooden plug cap (2) is provided with a placement groove (7), the outer end of the placement groove (7) is provided with a rotating groove (8), and the rotating groove (8) is fixed to the end face of the outer shell (1).
3. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The wooden plug cap (2) and the outer shell (1) are connected by a threaded structure, and the device can be opened or closed by rotating.
4. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The ancient moxibustion beauty method includes the step of inserting moxa sticks or moxa segments into the placement groove (7) to ensure that the moxa sticks are fixed in place, and the step of using an external fire source to fully ignite the moxa sticks to ensure that the moxa sticks continue to burn.
5. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The ancient moxibustion beauty method includes the steps of screwing the Bian stone base (4) to the lower end of the outer shell (1) to complete the device assembly, and rotating the wooden plug cap (2) to adjust the opening of the ventilation hole (3) to control the temperature.
6. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The lower end of the Bian stone base (4) is designed with a smooth curved surface that conforms to the contours of the human face, closely fitting the facial skin and providing moxibustion stimulation to specific acupoints.
7. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The method also includes gently placing the device on the acupoints to be treated on the face through the Bian stone base (4) during the burning of the moxa stick, and finely adjusting the opening and closing degree of the ventilation hole (3) by rotating the wooden plug cap (2) in real time to control the burning rate and heat generation of the moxa stick, so as to achieve dynamic controllability of the moxibustion temperature.
8. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The method particularly emphasizes that during facial moxibustion, the operator must maintain gentle contact between the Bianstone base (4) of the device and the skin surface and move it slowly in circles to avoid prolonged static burns.
9. The ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The Bianstone base (4) is made of natural Bianstone material with specific mineral composition, which can release far-infrared rays and trace elements that are beneficial to the human body under the heat conduction of moxibustion. According to claim 1, the ancient moxibustion beauty method and supporting device based on moxibustion therapy and facial acupoint stimulation are characterized in that: The method also includes the steps of unscrewing the wooden cap (2) and cleaning up the residual ash after each moxibustion treatment, allowing the device to cool naturally, in order to ensure the cleanliness of the device and the safety and effectiveness of its next use.