Even the fattiest masks at home do not mimic the euphoria caused by the spa feeling you get after treatment. However, there is one small tool that mimics the feeling of a cold beauty hand massaging your skin: the Jade Roller. The jade roller is made from natural genuine jade stone. It has two ends: one contains a larger stone (for the forehead, cheeks, jaw, and neck) and the other contains a smaller stone (for the lower eyes). What does it do? Simply, the roller helps reduce puffiness, and there is already science behind how it works. The roller massages the lymphatic system, which is a network of tissues and organs just beneath the skin that helps rid the body of toxins and waste. Dr. Lamis Hamdan, founder of a luxury skincare group from Dubai, explains: "Our face, like our bodies, can store excess water and slow down detoxification." "Lymphatic massage is key to helping our face move excess water, causing puffiness. When lymph flows freely on the face, you will have clearer and healthier skin without toxin and fluid buildup." The anti-aging jade roller is made from 100% natural jade. The jade roller can boost blood flow and eliminate tired toxins by lymphatic drainage and stimulating new skin cell production. The rolling process increases facial muscles, evens out skin tone, and smooths wrinkles, leading to more youthful and radiant skin. It is easy to use and effective for all skin types, and you can use it anytime and anywhere. Features: 100% natural jade with a wonderful touch and feel; for the face or neck line and removing double chin, slimming your face; easy to use, larger rollers for the face, smaller rollers for the eyes; can also be used to massage the neck area to improve blood circulation and smooth neck muscles; the double collar can be used to massage the cheeks. Specifications: weight: 2.47 ounces; color: since it is natural jade, each color will vary in green. How to use it? First of all: it should always be used on clean, moist skin. Dr. Hamdan recommends starting from the collarbone, then moving to the jaw and neck, then the nose, lips, chin, and forehead, ending with your eyes. Also, it is important to remember that rolling should be done in an "upward and outward" direction. The collarbone: start below the collarbone from the middle line outward, the collarbone, middle line outward. Jawline and neck: do a sweeping roll under the chin towards the outside, working the bones of the neck on the sides of the neck. Starting from the chin, work from the middle outward and up to the cheeks. Nose, lips, and chin: using the large roller, work from the nose to the ear. Connect with the lip, lower lip, and chin. On the chin, follow along the lower jawline down to the earlobe. Repeat on the other side. Forehead: using the large roller, start rolling from the middle of the hairline towards the temples on the right then the left side. Repeat 3-6 times. Eyes: using the small roller, gently work around the eye area, rolling from the corner of the eye to the ear with the small roller.