Do Jade Rollers Work?
Cosmopolitan India
|November 2019
We got two derms to duck out the question that’s been on your mind ever since you saw you favourite influencer work this tool.
“Face rollers are all the rage right now. They are all over social media and we’ve also seen some of the biggest celebrities around the world endorse them. And while I’d like to believe that rolling a cute looking stone would give one perfect skin, it really isn’t that simple. There are a bunch of factors attached to it, and not to mention a regimen comprising ingredients that have been proven scientifically to heal, protect, and improve your skin’s condition. At our clinic, we’ve seen Dermaroller and Dermapen show better results, as both these tools are a form of collagen i
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