Review (5/5): 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.
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.
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.