One of the latest popular skin care tools on the market is the jade tumbler. Consider that not all of these are made from real jade or quality metals. For maximum skin benefits and overall healing, you need to make sure the roller you use is made from quality ingredients. Read on for our tips on why you need a jade roller and how to tell which one you've chosen is the real deal.
What does a jade roller do?
Jade rollers have been used in beauty procedures for centuries. Historically, Asian women believed jade to be the fountain of youth, which couldn't be further from the truth.
Using the roller on the skin promotes lymphatic drainage, increases circulation and reduces the appearance of puffiness and inflammation. When used with a mask or serum, the roller also helps your skin absorb the product for deeper, more meaningful results.
Jade has long been regarded as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune and is believed to help people express their innermost desires. Using a jade roller also balances the third eye chakra and helps to enhance your intuition.
Reasons why you should not use a false roller
There are many reasons why fake rollers should be avoided, including
Unethical sourcing - Many cheap or counterfeit facial rollers are not made from ethically sourced materials, which can cause serious harm to the environment.
Skin irritation - Fake rollers are often made of dyed glass or marble. The chemicals used to create the dyes and fake stones can harm your skin and cause irritation.
Poor quality - Real jade rollers are of superior quality and durable, but fake rollers can crack, rust, squeak, or often fall apart after a short period of use. Many are not fully polished and have holes in the surface. These holes collect dirt and bacteria that you don't want rolling onto your face.
No energy benefits - As mentioned above, real jade has positive energy with it. Fake stones do not. Rest assured that all of Knesko's rollers are made from genuine green stones that are ethically sourced and filled with Reiki energy to rebalance the chi in your Third Eye Chakra.
How to Spot a Fake
There are several ways to identify fake jade rollers.
You can tell if your jade roller is genuine by its color, temperature, type of jade, price point and fragility. Here are some key points to look for.
Color - Genuine jade is a natural dark or light green stone with natural patterns such as white swirls and black dots. If the roller has no color or imperfections, it is a fake.
Fragility - Jadeite is easily broken when dropped, while fake marble is not.
Temperature - Fake rollers are not cool to the touch and do not cool quickly after use.
Type of jade - There are only two types of real jade: nephrite and hard jade. If the label says any other name, it is not real.
Cost - If the price of the roller is less than $20, it is probably fake.
If you are looking for a real jade roller, the Poleview Jade Roller is the one for you. Our green jade gemstone tumblers are made from fair trade genuine jade. Our heart-shaped roller handle is designed to enhance your self-love in your treatment and is dipped in rose gold for the ultimate luxurious spiritual skincare experience.
