Jade Roller & Gua Sha Set
Five minutes
with the stone.
A cooling jade ritual for the face — roll, press, glow. Made to slow you down before the day ever does.
From $30 AUD · 2 for $45, shipping free
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A cooling jade ritual for the face — roll, press, glow. Made to slow you down before the day ever does.
Use morning or night, after your serum. The jade stays cool against skin, which is most of the point.
Glide the dual-head roller outward — chin to ear, jaw to temple. Ten passes each side.
Switch to the heart-shaped gua sha. Hold a 15° angle and sweep the cheekbone, light pressure only.
Finish under the eyes with the small end, feather-light. Skin should feel lifted, not worked.
"I stopped needing concealer under my eyes on weekday mornings. That's the whole review."
"Heavier than I expected, in a good way. Feels like an object, not a gadget."
"Bought it for the jaw sculpting. Stayed for the five minutes of not looking at my phone."
The cool stone constricts surface capillaries, easing the swelling that builds overnight.
Rolling straight after your skincare works product into the skin instead of letting it sit on top.
No app, no charger, no noise. Just stone and stillness before the day starts moving.
Real nephrite doesn't wear out. This is the one skincare tool you won't replace in six months.
Everything for the full three-step ritual, in a set small enough to travel and heavy enough to feel like it matters.
Daily is fine. Most people settle into mornings, when puffiness is at its worst — but nights work just as well if that's when you have five quiet minutes.
No. Jade holds a cool temperature on its own. Chilling it makes the depuffing effect stronger, so it's worth doing — just not required.
Polished nephrite with no ingredients, so there's nothing to react to. Use light pressure and always glide over serum or oil rather than dry skin.
Warm water and a soft cloth after each use. Skip the dishwasher and don't soak it — the roller's metal frame doesn't love sitting in water.
Ships from Brisbane within one business day. Most Australian addresses see it in two to four days; regional can take a little longer.