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Choosing facial rollers
Start with the roller head. Common materials include jade, rose quartz, stainless steel, and plastic, and each one feels different on the skin. Check the size, and consider a double-ended tool if you want a smaller head for the chin or under the eyes.
Read the product details for how the roller is meant to be used. Some rollers are made for dry use, while others are meant to be chilled first. Choose a finish that is easy to clean, and check the ingredients of any serum you plan to pair with it.
How to use a facial roller
Start with clean skin and a light layer of serum or moisturizer so the roller glides. Roll slowly upward and outward, and avoid pressing hard or rolling over broken skin. Stop if you notice redness or discomfort.
Clean the roller after each use with mild soap and water, then dry it fully. Use it as part of a steady routine, and see our facial cleansing brushes if you want a different tool for cleansing.
Questions about facial rollers
Should I use a facial roller on wet or dry skin?
Most people roll over a light layer of serum or moisturizer. Check the instructions, since some rollers are made for dry use only.
How often should I clean my roller?
Wipe it after each use and wash it with mild soap and water weekly.
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