Recently we launched SKYŃ Floral Rose Quartz Facial Roller, a dual-ended beauty tool we simply can not live without. You have probably seen Jade Face Roller somewhere on Instagram. You had to because it became every beauty guru's skincare essential to de-puff and firm up your skin. But do you know how to do use it the right way? No worries, we are here to teach you!

WHAT IS FACE ROLLING?

Face rolling tools are made typically from jade, rose quartz or another crystal, and are designed to be used to gently massage the face and stimulate the lymphatic system to get rid of toxins, ease muscle tension, decrease puffiness and stimulate blood-flow to increase your skin's glow.

Face rolling always comes with a serum for that slip effect (we recommend using Unicorn Serum), and its goal is to drain excess fluid from the face, tone, and lift your face skin.

SKYŃ Floral Rose Quartz Facial Roller has two ends: one with a large-sized stone – intended for the forehead, cheeks, jawline, and neck – and one with a smaller stone, which snugly fits under the eyes.

DOES IT REALLY WORKS?

Yes! Face rolling is a multi-tasking product that stimulates blood flow and ensures you get more nutrients and oxygen to your skin, and drains fluid, giving your face a deep-tissue massage.

Just like muscles in your body, your face muscles also get tight, hold tension, and become lax through lack of use, so yes - the answer is: regular face rolling can change the shape of your face in terms of contour.

Bonus, the stones stay naturally cold, so rolling in the morning gets the circulation going and helps calm inflammation and redness.

You can use a face roller over a sheet mask to help ingredients penetrate more deeply or use it as the final step in your skincare routine for the same reason. The unpopular practice is rolling over makeup. Yes, shocking, but face rolling over makeup will give you that natural, healthy finish.

HOW TO USE FACE ROLLER?

1. Prepare your skin: apply Unicorn Serum or Hyaluronic Acid Sheet Mask
2. Starting on the chin, work from the center outward and upward on the cheeks
3. Always do face rolling upwards and in one direction – never roll up and down
4. Repeat up to five upward rolls in each area. First, roll outwards under the jawline
5. Next, use the face roller to roll out, towards your hairline, under the cheekbones and then along them
6. Lastly, roll flat along the brows, and then upwards on the forehead