A surprising little miracle worker
I only write reviews about very bad products--warnings for others--or very good ones.  This is the latter.  I actually have a great skincare regime:  organic products and a scrip retinoid, so I didn't really think this would be worthwhile.  And I'm not a woo-woo, Goop-y girl type, so there was nothing compelling about it in that way, either.  But I do like rose quartz--pink! pretty!-- and I like massaging my face.  So it seemed like a low-risk purchase that I could always give to a friend or leave on the shelf looking cutely pink if it didn't work.<br />I have now used it for about a month, in the mornings after I apply my skin oil (my night serums/retinoid don't really lend themselves to this). Pleasant, relaxing, nothing especially notable in terms of immediate gains that I could see.  Until I started looking in the mirror the past few days and thought, Where is that wrinkle?  Why are my pores so small?  Why is my skin tone so even?  I was a little freaked out--"I have a deadly disease that makes you look really good before you die!"-- until I remembered that these were all things that are supposed to be results from this roller.  And, um, well--they do seem to be, in fact.<br />So I'm sold, and will keep this for myself and keep taking it off the shelf every morning.  But it still looks pretty and pink up there; icing on the pink cake.
Rating: 5 stars