Roller Plastic Body Massager

Item NO:SD5016
Size:11.5*10.2*3cm
Weight：81g
Material：ps/pp/tpr
Carton size：42.5X38X46.5cm
(120pcs)
G.W.:12kg
Color and size can be customized

Design: Roller plastic body massagers often consist of a handle with one or more rolling balls or nodes attached. The balls or nodes may have different sizes or textures, such as smooth or textured surfaces, to provide various types of massage sensations.
Versatility: These massagers can be used on different parts of the body, including the back, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, and feet. They are particularly effective in targeting larger muscle groups.
Self-massage: Roller plastic body massagers are designed for self-massage, allowing you to control the pressure and intensity according to your preference and comfort level.
Technique: To use a roller plastic body massager, simply hold the handle and roll the massager over the desired area of your body using moderate pressure. You can move it back and forth or in circular motions, focusing on areas that feel tense or sore. Experiment with different directions and motions to find what works best for you.
Pressure control: It's important to apply the right amount of pressure for your comfort. Start with lighter pressure and gradually increase as needed. Avoid applying excessive force that may cause discomfort or pain.
Warm-up: Consider using the massager after a warm shower or by applying a warm towel to the targeted area. This can help relax the muscles and enhance the effectiveness of the massage.
Duration: The duration of the massage session depends on your preference and needs. You can start with a few minutes and gradually increase the duration if desired.
Use caution: Avoid using the roller plastic body massager on areas with open wounds, bruises, or other skin conditions. If you have any underlying health concerns or specific injuries, consult with a healthcare professional before using the massager.
Remember that while a roller plastic body massager can provide temporary relief and relaxation, it's not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. If you have persistent pain or any serious health concerns, it's always best to consult a healthcare professional.