Simply put, a jade roller is a beauty tool made of jade or other stones that are used for face massage. The tools aren't anything new, just hyper-visible thanks to social media. Like Gua Sha, jade rollers date back to seventh-century China, and crystals have been used in skincare for thousands of years.

How to use Jade Rollers :-

Step 1: Instructions

• The tool is designed with a large head for the jaw, cheeks and forehead, and a small head for the mouth, nose and eye area.
• Apply a rich serum or moisturizer of your choice and evenly spread it out on the face.
• Please note that the massaging strokes should be gentle on the skin and in an upwards motion to increase circulation and stimulate lymphatic drainage.

Step 2: For Jaws and Cheeks

• Take the larger head and start massaging from the centre of your chin, along your jaw, then up your cheek bones and finally roll upwards towards your ear.
• Repeat 10 times on both sides of the face.

Step 3: For Forehead

• Massage the middle of your forehead and roll towards your ears.
• Repeat in the same motion 10 times then switch to the opposite side of your forehead.

Step 4: For Eyes

• Take the smaller head of the tool and roll from the inner eye towards the outer corner and then up till the temple, applying medium to light pressure.
• Repeat 10 times on one eye before switching on to the other eye.

Step 5: Care

• Deep clean the Jade roller once or twice a week to avoid the build-up of bacteria by simply cleaning it with cold water and gentle soap or face wash. Gently pat it dry or let it air dry by placing it on a clean soft cloth or towel.
• Avoid using hot water on the roller as high temperatures tend to strip Jade stone of its protective layers.
• Do not use chemical cleaners or alcohol on the roller as that can cause damage to the product.