The Rose Quartz Facial Roller and Gua Sha tool are more beneficial tools than most people realize. Not only is the process of facial rolling relaxing and de-stressing, but it also supports lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce the appearance of puffiness, wrinkles, and acne. The lymphatic system is the body's main major detoxification system, so incorporating facial rolling into your daily routine will help firm the look of skin through gentle massage, as well as help get rid of skin problems, such as acne, by breaking up stagnant toxins in the skin, and moving them towards the lymph nodes to get naturally filtered out of your body.
Facial rolling has been a beauty ritual since ancient times in China. It improves circulation and vitality, helping to freshen your complexion and luminosity.
Metaphysically, rose quarts purifies and opens the heart, promoting peace and inner healing. Rose Quartz also dispels negativity and protects against environmental pollution.
Each Rose Quartz Roller and Gua Sha tool will vary slightly in colour since each is made from genuine stone, and each stone is unique.
After cleansing and toning, smooth a few drops of facial oil onto skin. This will help the facial roller glide across the skin with ease, while the roller will help the facial oil to absorb better, increasing its benefits. For extra cooling and soothing place the stone in the refrigerator or on ice. The stone is naturally cold, but this extra temperature drop will support circulation and natural collagen production, drain congested lymph nodes, rid the body of toxins, and help with sinus issues.
Begin rolling by starting at the center of the face, under the eyes and cheekbones, moving out toward the hairline in short, gentle strokes.
Move down to the jawbone, still working in short strokes, starting at the chin, and moving out toward the bottom of the ears.
Next, roll above the eyebrows and forehead in an out and up motion.
Use the smaller roller around the eyes and take extra care in this area.
To end, very gently roll down the sides of the neck and then toward the outside of the clavicle in a J-motion.
