With ancient roots in Chinese medicine, facial rolling is a practice that has been used for centuries to combat puffiness and improve circulation. Traditionally done with jade stone rollers, facial rolling was thought to improve Qi and assist lymphatic drainage.
In the US, Jenny Patinkin is the queen of quality beauty tools, and this rose quartz roller will make you feel like royalty, too. Rose quartz, with its beautiful self-love energy, stays cool to the touch, so it feels instantly soothing to your skin. The rolling action increases facial circulation and moves lymphatic fluid toward drainage points at your temple, reducing the appearance of puffy or tired skin and decreasing inflammation and irritation.
Use your roller at the end of your skincare routine, when your products are fresh on your skin. When finished with your rolling routine, simply spray with alcohol, and allow to air dry.
Jenny's expert instructions for use:
On the face:
- Move the roller only in one direction, either upwards or outwards. This prevents toxins and fluids from backing up into the face.
- Each stroke on the face should be aimed towards the lymphatic drainage points at the temples.
- Roll each area of the face as many times as you like, making additional passes over any areas of particular concern.
On the neck:
- Roll horizontally along the underside of the jaw line and chin.
- Always roll down the neck, aiming for the lymphatic drainage points located by the collar bones.
With ancient roots in Chinese medicine, facial rolling is a practice that has been used for centuries to combat puffiness and improve circulation. Traditionally done with jade stone rollers, facial rolling was thought to improve Qi and assist lymphatic drainage.
In the US, Jenny Patinkin is the queen of quality beauty tools, and this rose quartz roller will make you feel like royalty, too. Rose quartz, with its beautiful self-love energy, stays cool to the touch, so it feels instantly soothing to your skin. The rolling action increases facial circulation and moves lymphatic fluid toward drainage points at your temple, reducing the appearance of puffy or tired skin and decreasing inflammation and irritation.
Use your roller at the end of your skincare routine, when your products are fresh on your skin. When finished with your rolling routine, simply spray with alcohol, and allow to air dry.
Jenny's expert instructions for use:
On the face:
- Move the roller only in one direction, either upwards or outwards. This prevents toxins and fluids from backing up into the face.
- Each stroke on the face should be aimed towards the lymphatic drainage points at the temples.
- Roll each area of the face as many times as you like, making additional passes over any areas of particular concern.
On the neck:
- Roll horizontally along the underside of the jaw line and chin.
- Always roll down the neck, aiming for the lymphatic drainage points located by the collar bones.
