Differing Jade Shades and A Noisy Rolling Issue 🪀
I’ll start by saying that the pair of jade facial tools I received do indeed match the online product photos. The gua sha scraper is a significantly darker shade of green than the lighter bright green hue of the accompanying roller. I’m not sure why anyone would intentionally choose a set of paired tools that differ so drastically in color, but at least they’ve been accurately represented in the listing.<br /><br />While the scraper is smoothly polished and comfortable to use and hold, the dual-ended roller is rather noisy. Unlike most other jade rollers currently available, this roller doesn’t have the clear silicone plugs present inside each drilled cylinder, so all rolling motions produce a clunking sound as the stones bump up against the metal bars of the triangle-shaped hardware. The stones are nicely polished and attractive otherwise, and each end of the roller still provides adequate pressure, but the overall functionality leaves a little to be desired since a silent rolling mechanism hasn’t been ensured.<br /><br />At a current list price of $4.95, this is by far the cheapest jade facial set I’ve come across, so it might be great for new users who are looking to test drive a pair of these tools before possibly selecting a slightly more expensive version, but the visual impact of the widely different color shades is definitely distracting.
Rating: 3 stars