How to play with Thuja sutchuenensis bracelets?

In life, everyone knows that thuja bracelets emit fragrance, and this fragrance can not only purify the air and kill bacteria, but also has a good effect on anti-inflammatory and swelling. Therefore, people with inflammation and who need to reduce swelling can wear thuja bracelets to promote body recovery. In addition, the fragrance of Thuja sutchuenensis bracelets can increase the oxygen content in the blood, making people feel happy, thereby significantly improving the symptoms of insomnia and dreaminess. It seems that Thuja sutchuenensis is very popular. So how to play with Thuja sutchuenensis bracelets?

Step 1: Due to the temperature and humidity differences between the north and the south, the surface of the newly made beads is not yet stable and is prone to thermal expansion and contraction. After receiving the new product, it is recommended to place it in a sealed bag for about 1-2 days (the time must not be too long, especially in summer, because it has been 2-3 days in the express delivery process) to adapt to the local environment. Although the wood of aged beads is stable and not easy to crack, it does not mean that they will not crack. Many beads crack within the first few days after they are received, often because friends ignore this problem.

Step 2: Wear white gloves and play with the beads. Roll over them one by one with your fingers, evenly touching each part. The movements should be gentle and slow, especially the orifices. 20 minutes a day is enough. If you spend too much time on it, the precious oil on the surface may be scraped off. In addition, the oil on the surface of the newly made Thuja beads has not yet completely hardened, so it is normal for them to be a little sticky. Even the aged ingredients will be a bit sticky, but they are much smoother than the raw ingredients. The raw ingredients are more astringent and difficult to stir, and your joints will hurt after stirring for a while.

Step 3: Play with the bracelet every day as in the previous step. Note that during the first 20 days, you must put the bracelet back into the sealed plastic bag and keep it sealed after each playing. Do not rush to expose the bracelet to the air. This is to allow the oil in the beads to fully come out so that it can be evenly spread on the surface through playing. Grease hardens quickly when it comes into contact with air. If it hardens before the oil is fully released, the patina on the surface of the beads will not be thick enough, which will not only affect the texture but also make the beads easy to get dirty when worn. Before putting the beads into the bag, you can put them in the palm of your hand and rub them back and forth. This way, the beads will immediately become very shiny, and they will still be shiny when you take them out next time.

Step 4: After 20 days, the oil has fully adhered to the surface of the Thuja sutchuenensis. It can be no longer sealed after playing with it, so that the oil can harden in contact with the air and form a protective shell. The feel gradually becomes smoother. After playing with it, you can put it in a cool place to ensure that the beads are in contact with air. But it must not be placed in an overly dry place, let alone a place with drastic temperature changes. For example, air-conditioning vents, heating vents, and inside the car in summer. You can put it in the bead bag given to you by Tianxia, ​​carry it with you, and rub it when you have time to keep the surface clean and bright.

Step 5: Although the beads do not need to be placed in a sealed bag after 20 days, you still need to play with them for 20-30 minutes every day, and they must be played evenly. It is best not to play with only the front side and miss the area around the holes. This is very critical and is also what makes Thuja different from other woods. The oil on the surface of the Thuja beads is hardening at this time, and the temperature of human hands will cause the oil on the surface of the Thuja beads to move. If you do not persist in playing with them, and play them unevenly, the beads will be heated unevenly, and the beads will form uneven color blocks after being covered with patina, which is very ugly. We have seen many friends who had beads that initially had beautiful colors, but in the end, they turned out to be red and white in patches. This is because they did not persist during this critical period.

Step 6: Try to play with the beads every day for the first two months. After 45 days, if the surface of the beads has almost hardened, you can try playing with them with your hands. The prerequisite is that a clear transparent shell has formed on the surface of the beads. At the same time, it is no longer sticky to the touch. Hands must be washed and dried completely before hand-washing. If you have profusely sweaty hands, I advise you to give up polishing with your hands and just use gloves to polish your hands and then wear them directly after polishing them with the patina.

Step 7: After two months, the surface of the beads will basically be covered with patina and can be worn. However, if you are sweating or in a very humid environment, the beads must be removed to prevent liquid from eroding the patina for a long time, damaging the wood, and causing the bracelet to lose its luster. It is recommended to carry the bead bag provided by Tiandihui with you. Wipe the beads clean with the flannel in the bag, then put them in the bag for storage. During this period, when you are not wearing the beads, you can play with them for seven days and put them away for seven days, similar to the small leaves or sea yellow beads. Each time, play with them for no more than 20 minutes to keep the beads clean and bright, and avoid excessive playing with them to lose the patina.

Note: The oil on the surface of Thuja beads is very valuable. If you play with them too vigorously with a bath towel before they harden, the surface oil may be scraped off, causing the beads to become dry and prone to cracking. So white gloves are the best choice. After the patina has hardened, the beads need to be cleaned and polished. You can use a silk cloth and rub the beads with your palms to make them shiny. However, if your bracelet has lost its luster due to improper playing, you can try putting it back into a sealed bag and sealing it for about 7 days to allow the oil to come out, and then play with it again to restore its luster. If the beads are completely dirty and cannot be salvaged, the only option is to re-polish them with sandpaper.