Is it a chic set of ear plugs? Nope. It's a rose quartz duo meant for your eyes. They're developed by celebrity facialist Angela Caglia who believes in crystal energy. Roll the mushroom-like tools around your eyes to reduce the appearance of bags and brighten the area sans concealer. Pop the beauty tools in the fridge before use when tired eyes need an extra burst of refreshment.
These wands have a magical appearance thanks to their brilliant blue color and orbs. They're not for casting spells, they're meant to treat puffy eyes and aid in the absorption of beauty treatments. After applying products, glide the rounded ends around your face to increase blood flow and promote elasticity. Pro tip: Keep the wands in the fridge for a refreshing cooling sensation.
This rose quartz butterfly stone would be a welcome addition to any crystal collection. But if you only use it for aesthetic purposes, you're missing out. It was developed by celebrity facialist Georgia Louise and harnesses the power of her lift and sculpt method in one handy tool. Take a cue from her A-list clients and use all sides of the butterfly to drain unwanted toxins from your skin while contouring your face.
This is one of the more extra facial tools and looks like a cross between a scalp massager and a niche kitchen gadget. It's strictly meant for the face, though. The unique tool is designed to mimic the technique the celebrity facialist uses in her signature Skinesis massage. Apply the tool to freshly cleansed skin and it will soothe muscle tension and banish puffiness, making skin look radiant without highlighter. It has eight heads and 48 massaging nodules and is the next best thing to a proper spa treatment.
Gua sha stones come in many different shapes and sizes. Herbivore Botanicals has square and teardrop versions. Both of them snugly mold to the contours of your face to promote lymphatic drainage and blood flow. With regular use, puffiness and fine lines will be diminished and your glow will be increased.
