It's always important to roll on a clean face otherwise, you're just pushing all that dirt and oil into your pores-not good.
Now that you know what not to do, see below for a step-by-step tutorial on how to roll your face the right way. Below are some of the most egregious rolling mistakes you can make. Otherwise, your rolling may be rendered moot-or worse, have an adverse effect. That being said, if you want to reap all the above benefits, you have to roll correctly. I've taken photos of my own face before and after using a roller and there is significant lessening in the nose-to-mouth creases." "Also, the roller can help massage skin and underlying subcutaneous fat pads into an upward motion. "We use the roller to help lessen crease depth of nasolabial folds, lymphatic drainage, and lessen undereye puffiness," says Loretta Ciraldo, M.D., FAAD, a board certified derm in Miami, and founder of Dr. Another plus: depuffing, since the massaging action encourages lymphatic drainage by stimulating the lymph nodes to drain fluid from the face. It's great if you carry a lot of facial muscle tension because the pressure acts like a deep tissue massage for your face. You can utilize this to roll skincare serums into your face, maximizing absorption and ensuring an equal distribution of product.īut that's not all-the rolling movement itself has benefits too. You'll notice that a traditional roller comes with two ends-a larger side for the larger areas of your face (cheeks, jaw, forehead) and the smaller side for the smaller areas of your face (undereyes, brows, etc.). That's not to say they'll magically eliminate your eczema, but it is naturally cool to the touch and great for helping reduce redness and irritation. Face rollers are usually made of "healing stones"-jade, rose quartz, and amethyst being the most common-that have been smoothed and attached to a convenient handle. And hey, even the biggest roller skeptics can't deny that it feels pretty heavenly (read: highly addictive).Īlthough face rollers have become fairly mainstream in the skincare world, here's a quick explainer. If you think face rollers are all hype, consider this: Dermatologists and aestheticians agree that these tools deliver some seriously legit skin benefits. Reader question: "What is the right way to use a jade roller?" -Paula Shelton Tune in every Tuesday and submit your own burning beauty questions here for a chance to be featured.
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