Does it matter what stone your roller is made from, or the quality of that stone? Many believe different stones contain different healing properties, but you can always just choose whichever stone you feel most drawn to. The most important aspect is to check to see that it's fairly and ethically sourced. This is a favorite because it's sturdy, large (you can use it on your body, too), and high-quality—no squeaky rollers here—and has a second end that's ideal for the smaller contours of the face.

Rose Quartz Roller, Beauty Bio, $60

One of Jessica Alba's favorite facial tools, the Nurse Jamie uplift massaging facial wand has a roller end that's studded with 24 small stones to help rejuvenate, lift, and energize the skin. Jamie Sherrill, registered nurse and the founder of the skin care brand, designed the tool to mimic the movements in one of her signature facials so her clients could continue care at home. It's similar to a jade roller but more portable—a perfect option for travel.

Uplift Massaging Facial Roller, Nurse Jamie, $69

Puffiness, begone: This dual-pronged sculptor fits along the natural contours of your bone structure, kneading the skin until it looks lifted and carved. The two smooth globes are able to massage each muscle with a touch more intensity—perfect for, say, teeth-grinders who may face a sore jaw in the a.m.

Face Sculptor, Skin Gym ($69)

Your eyes and mouth contain these tiny, delicate muscles that need a bit more attention—and a normal-sized roller might not cut it. Add this adorable mini to your arsenal to target those smaller, more delicate areas. It fits in the palm of your hand (perfect to toss into your tote for a boost of circulation throughout the day), and the results are just as mighty. 

Rose on Rose Face Roller Petite, Jenny Patinkin ($32)

In terms of gemstones, rose quartz and jade typically receive most of the fanfare. But allow us to put black obsidian on your radar: This crystal forms from rapidly cooling lava, and it’s thought to carry a calming and positive energy as you roll on, some even touting its ability to release energetic imbalances. It looks quite chic on a vanity, too. 

Black Obsidian Facial Roller, Alder New York ($40)

Let’s chat about the famed jade roller, shall we? The stone has been used for thousands of years in traditional Chinese medicine, both for its anecdotal health and beauty benefits: It’s known for attracting luck and opportunity, as well as balancing stress levels. And in terms of skin perks, many claim it's good for managing inflammation and reducing redness. Try a few passes of this smooth stone if your skin needs a little soothe. 

Jade De-Puffing Face Roller, Herbivore Botanicals ($30)

Created by the eponymous celebrity makeup artist, this 24-karat gold sculptor puts in the capital-W Work. With a vibrating T-bar, you’ll see practically instant definition as you massage across your skin. Prepare to sigh with relief and say: Oh, there are my cheekbones.

Gold Sculpting Bar, Jillian Dempsey ($195)

Another jade number, this tool provides gentle-yet-intense skin stimulation. With 6,000 micro vibrations per minute, it’s able to define your face with just a gentle glide across your skin. (Use upward and outward strokes to lift and contour the skin to perfection.) Another pro tip: Twist off the stone and place in the freezer overnight for even more of an ahhh-inducing sensation. 

senn Facial Contour Bar, La Bhanga Beauty ($70)

This double-sided roller is truly two products in one, each with slightly different benefits for a balanced, comprehensive rolling experience. The yin end (that’s the toothed side) is meant to catalyze a skin-enhancing response and drain retained fluids (similar to microneedling, without the scary, puncturing needles), while the spiked yang end works to tone and stimulate circulation. Feel free to alternate between yin and yang for an all-over glow.

Nº206 - Yin | Yang Facial Roller, Reflexology Boutique ($55)

Like the Nurse Jamie facial roller, the ReFa was designed to mimic an esthetician's healing touch. Two large platinum-coated, multi-angular balls sit atop a handle, which look something like a mirrorball, but they feel heavenly when massaging the contours of your face, jawline, and my favorite, the neck and shoulders. A small solar panel powers the device, delivering a subtle microcurrent for an energizing boost to the skin. It's a great option for someone looking to level up from their jade roller.

Refa Carat Face, Refa, $220

Formulated by acupuncturist and doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine Paige Yang, L.Ac, DACM, this rust-proof rose quartz roller doubles as decor. The handle is made of resin (so it won't shatter if it slips from your fingers) with small flowers embedded inside.

Floral Roller, Yang Face ($55)

A travel-friendly, mini roller perfect for soothing skin on-the-go. Not only is the amethyst stone have a gorgeous hue, but it's also known in TCM as the stone of tranquility. Plus, it has an oh-so cooling effect on the skin.

The De-Puffing Mini Facial Roller, Mount Lai ($30)

Bian stone is thought to have supercharged benefits: It comes from a mountain in China that was struck by a meteor and contains over 40 minerals and trace elements. With this roller, you'll also get a silky, moisturizing serum—a few passes with the roller will help it melt into your complexion.

Hot Bian Stone Roller & Regenerating Face Serum, GingerChi ($52)