Facial Roller & Gua Sha Set
Facial Roller & Gua Sha Set
🌿 Real natural stone — not plastic bristles
❄️ Cool to the touch, straight from the drawer or the fridge
💧 Use with your favourite serum or facial oil
📖 Free 10-page ritual guide with every order
🇦🇺 Australian owned
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About the stone
About the stone
Two tools, two jobs. Most sets hand you a roller and a stone without explaining why you need both. Here's the difference.
The gua sha is the firmer of the two. Its notched cleft sits along the jawline and its curved edge follows the cheek and neck. Work it slowly, with light pressure, over the places you hold tension.
The roller is the lighter finish. The large head covers cheeks, jaw and forehead; the small head is sized for under the eyes. Use it last, over your serum or facial oil.
Five minutes, morning or night. Cool to the touch on contact — nothing to charge, no batteries, nothing to replace.
Natural Xiuyan jade from Anshan, Liaoning. Slight colour and pattern variation between pieces is normal and expected, not a flaw.
A note on pressure: gua sha is traditionally worked firmly on the body, but the face wants a lighter hand. Gentle, slow strokes are enough.
Specifications
Specifications
Roller: 14.3cm long, 5.8cm at the widest point
Gua sha stone: 8cm x 5.5cm
Material: Xiuyan jade, natural and hand-finished
Frame: gold-tone metal
Colours: Light, Olive and Dark
Natural stone varies in tone and marbling. No two pieces are identical.
What's included
What's included
2-Piece: dual-ended facial roller and gua sha stone
3-Piece: dual-ended facial roller, eye roller and gua sha stone
Both include The Five Minute Ritual, our 10-page beginner's guide, emailed to you with your order.
Shipping details
Shipping details
Free shipping to Australia and New Zealand on every order. Dispatched within 1-2 business days, with delivery typically 7-14 business days.
Tracking is emailed as soon as your order ships.
Returns & refunds
Returns & refunds
30 days from delivery. If the ritual doesn't fit your routine, or the stone isn't what you expected, send it back for a full refund.
No forms and no restocking fee. Just reply to your order email and we'll sort it.
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Facial Roller & Gua Sha Set
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Use it for a month. If the ritual doesn't fit your routine, or the stone isn't what you expected, send it back for a full refund.
No forms, no restocking fee. Just reply to your order email and I'll sort it.
Xiuyan jade. From the place it's named after
Xiuyan County, Liaoning Province, China. Natural Xiuyan jade, cut and hand-finished, never dyed. Every piece carries its own veining.
Five quiet minutes, once a day
1. Start with clean skin and a few drops of facial oil or serum — the tool needs slip to glide.
2. Take the gua sha stone. Hold it almost flat against the skin and sweep outwards — jawline to ear, cheekbone to temple, neck downwards. Light pressure. Three to five passes each.
3. Follow with the roller. Larger end for cheeks and forehead, smaller end under the eyes.
4. Finish at the neck to draw everything downwards.
Keep it in the fridge if you like the cold. Wash with warm soapy water and dry properly.
Why stone, not a brush
Electric brushes are the newer thing. Gua sha is the older one — and it has lasted for a reason. No motor, no bristles to flatten, no charging cable. Just cool stone, your own hands, and five minutes that belong to you.
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Questions
How long will my order take?
How long will my order take?
Free shipping to Australia and New Zealand, and orders usually arrive within 7–14 business days. You'll get tracking by email as soon as it ships.
Which set should I choose?
Which set should I choose?
The 2-piece is the classic pairing — a gua sha stone and a dual-ended roller, which covers everything most people want to do.
The 3-piece adds a smaller eye tool for the finer work around the eye area. Choose it if you want a tool sized for that area.
What's the free guide?
What's the free guide?
The Five Minute Ritual is a 10-page beginner's guide we wrote ourselves. It covers how to prepare, the correct angle and pressure, a five-minute morning sequence, an evening wind-down, the mistakes almost everyone makes starting out, and how to care for your stone.
It's emailed to you as a PDF once your order is placed — no extra cost, nothing to sign up for.
Will mine look exactly like the photos?
Will mine look exactly like the photos?
Close, but not identical — and that's the point. These are cut from natural stone, so colour, veining and depth of tone vary a little from piece to piece. Yours will be its own. It isn't a fault, and we don't sort them to match.
How do I look after it?
How do I look after it?
Wash with warm soapy water after use, then dry properly — don't leave it sitting wet. Avoid dropping it on tile, as stone will chip. Fridge storage is optional but the cold feels good on tired skin.
How often should I use it?
How often should I use it?
Once a day is plenty, and consistency matters more than pressure. Many people prefer mornings, as part of getting ready for the day. Always use oil or serum first — dragging a stone across dry skin is uncomfortable and not the idea.
Why does it feel cool and calming?
Why does it feel cool and calming?
Cold stone feels good against warm skin — the same reason a chilled spoon or an ice roller is soothing under tired eyes. It's a pleasant sensation in the moment, and it isn't meant to be more than that.
The slow, repetitive pressure is also just genuinely relaxing — that part isn't specific to jade, touch itself works that way. Read more in our Gua Sha Guide.