However, some rollers that are sold as jade aren’t jade at all. They may be made of another stone that’s been chemically dyed or treated with polymers to look shiny. It’s better to keep those materials off your face. But what exactly does a jade roller do for your skin—if anything? Can it really give your complexion a more youthful look? We asked the skin pros to weigh in on how jade rollers work, if their benefits are legit, and exactly how to use one if you’re curious to try it for yourself. There are other great tools and proven techniques out there that'll get you the depuffing effect you're looking for: Beloved by SkinTok, gua shas really aid lymphatic drainage, according to Dr. Park. Wizemann finds Solvasa's vibrating rose quartz wand versatile as its ends, unlike jade rollers, can be nested right above a cheekbone at a right angle for optimal eye lymphatic massaging.