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Certified Jade Roller
At Root Journey, we love finding natural ways to complement our skincare routine.
This jade roller tool, for instance, has taken our skincare (and self-care) to the next level! Not only is it great for prepping the skin for cleaning by stimulating circulation, but you can also use your roller with your Root Journey Firm & Smooth Facial Serum to help reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It is also an amazing stand-alone solution for puffy eyes, lymphatic drainage, and sinus pressure.
When we aren't using our roller, we store it in the fridge, making it feel extra refreshing on the skin. What's not to love?!
High-quality Certified Jade Stone
Why Jade?
The Jade stone has been used for thousands of years in traditional Chinese Medicine, it is known for bringing calmness, serenity, and purity. It represents health, longevity, and prosperity, drawing out negative energy and bringing in positivity. Jade is also known for promoting fertility, balance, and deep healing.
How to Use:
Cleanse skin with our Root Journey Nourish & Clarify Facial Cleanser or your preferred cleanser to gently remove impurities.
Apply the Root Journey Firm & Smooth Facial Serum or your preferred blend of organic facial oils, covering the face and neck.
From your chest, move up: neck, chin/jawline, cheeks (roll from your nose out toward your ear), undereye, and eyelid (use the small end of the roller here and very gently move from the inner corner of your eye out to the temple), eyebrow (switch back to the larger side and roll out and down, following the contour of your brow bone), forehead (start in the middle and roll out). Instructions credit: thechalkboardmag.com
Photo credit: Lauren Nygard Photography