gallery - Facial tools are set to become big business this year
Unless you’ve been hiding under a metaphorical social media rock over the past few months, chances are that you have scrolled through more than one post of late that features a derma roller, a jade roller, or even a rose quartz roller. “Facial rolling” — the act of using a designated tool to massage the face — is growing in popularity, with Pinterest predicting at the end of last year that the concept would become a major beauty trend in 2018.
Jade rolling by Ling
The ancient practise of ‘jade rolling’ has seen a revival amongst millennials, with beauty fans eager to test out the power of jade to de-puff and soothe the skin. Among multiple options on the market, Ling’s “Cool Jade Roller” promises to check both of those boxes.
Ice effect tool by 001 Skincare London
The “Eyecicle” from 001 Skincare London is designed to encourage the drainage of toxins from the eye area, in addition to boosting oxygen and increasing the metabolism of skin cell regrowth. The glass tool should be stored in the refrigerator for 30 minutes before use.
Budget solution by E.L.F.
For wannabe rollers on a budget, E.L.F.’s $4 “Facial Roller”claims to help relieve tension, stimulate the blood flow and maximize the absorption of moisturizers into the complexion.
Vanity Planet’s icy approach
For an even cooler approach to rolling, Vanity Planet’s “Revive Professional Facial Ice Roller,” which can be left in the freezer overnight before use. The roller’s stainless steel head aims to soothe and tighten the skin, and even claims to reduce the appearance of pores.
ReFa’s Carat for the body
ReFa’s “Carat” 360° multi-angular roller promises the toning benefits of rolling on areas such as the jawline, neck and chest. The roller sends out a very light microcurrent and aims to replicate the sensations of kneading achieved via professional massage.
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