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Jade Facial Roller
A dual-ended nephrite jade roller on brass pins, larger stone for cheeks, smaller for under the eyes.
$18.75
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$49.76
A beechwood body gua sha and a natural bristle dry brush, both sized for limbs rather than a face.
Every option above is the same price.
$49.76
This product is a cosmetic beauty tool and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any skin condition.
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In detail
Two body tools, both wooden, both far larger than their facial equivalents because arms and legs are not faces. The gua sha is cut from solid beech with a long comb edge and a broad curved flank, and it is the tool for working the length of a thigh or a calf in one stroke rather than the short sweeps a facial stone asks for.
The brush is a round beechwood head strung with natural boar bristle, firm enough to be worth using and not so firm that it is unpleasant. It has a detachable strap on the back for grip. Dry brushing is done on dry skin before a shower; the gua sha wants oil. Neither takes a battery.
Measured and listed
| Materials | Solid beechwood, natural boar bristle, cotton strap |
|---|---|
| Gua sha length | 5.9 in |
| Gua sha edges | Long comb edge and broad curved flank |
| Brush head | 3.5 in diameter |
| Bristle | Natural boar, medium firmness |
| Duo weight | Approximately 7.8 oz |
| Power | None. These are non-electronic tools |
| Care | Wipe the wood with a barely damp cloth and dry at once; never soak wood or bristle |
| Price | $49.76. Every option above is the same price. |
| Shipping | Complimentary Shipping on every order. We ship within the United States only. |
| Refunds | You may request a refund within 30 days from the date your order is received. |
This product is a cosmetic beauty tool and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any skin condition.
Nothing on this website is medical advice. Solviera Care Pathways sells beauty supplements and cosmetic beauty tools for everyday self-care routines, and no product here is offered to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional before adding any supplement to your routine, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.
Using it well
These two tools want opposite conditions, which is the one thing worth getting straight before you start.
Dry brushing means dry. No oil, no water, no lotion. Work from the feet upward and from the hands toward the shoulders, in long strokes toward the heart, then shower afterwards.
The wooden gua sha is the opposite: it needs a body oil or lotion to glide. Use it after the shower on skin that still has product on it, in long strokes up the limb.
Body tissue takes more pressure than a face does, but you are not trying to leave marks. One firm, continuous stroke along the length of a limb beats twenty short scrubbing ones.
Wood splits and bristle rots if they live in a wet bathroom. Wipe with a barely damp cloth, dry immediately, and store them somewhere with air rather than in a shower caddy.
Straight answers
All returns must be sent to our fulfillment center at 5071 Ball Rd #4026, Cypress, CA 90630. Full detail is on the Refund Policy and Fulfillment Address pages.
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