Rose Quartz Facial Roller
₹1,699.0
Clean your skin, apply The Bare Bar Day/Night facial oil, and massage in with the roller. You can use it even without applying any product, any time during the day. There is no such this as too much face rolling! Remember though to clean periodically with soap and water. Not recommended if you have acne. Read more about jade rollers and what makes them so cool, here.
“Why use a roller when I can just use my fingers?” The answer is almost too simple. When we use our fingers, we pull our skin – and needless to say, for facial skin, that’s a no-no!
If you want to provide your skin with some of the serious benefits of a massage – which include lymph drainage, reducing puffiness, detoxifying skin, toning muscles, enhancing circulation, your best bet would be to use a tool, like a roller or or Kansa massage wand. (Link to wand)
Another option would be to slap the face with rapid, quick slaps. This helps stimulate blood circulation. But do you really want to punish yourself?
The Bare Bar rollers are available in Jade and Rose Quartz. In addition to having purported esoteric benefits, these stones stay cool even on contact with the skin, which is what makes them the ideal massage tool. Cooler temperatures help detox skin and reduce puffiness (think cucumber slices).
Each wand comes with one small roller and one larger one, which makes it a snap to massage even the nooks and crannies around the nose and eyes. And, unlike cucumber slices, you will reach for this every day!
Clean your skin, apply The Bare Bar Day/Night facial oil, and massage in with the roller. You can use it even without applying any product, any time during the day. There is no such this as too much face rolling! Remember though to clean periodically with soap and water. Not recommended if you have acne. Read more about jade rollers and what makes them so cool, here.
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- Material Sourcing:
- Natural Stone: Rose quartz is a naturally occurring mineral that requires minimal processing compared to synthetic alternatives. This reduces the environmental impact associated with chemical production and processing.
- Longevity: Rose quartz is durable, meaning the product has a long lifespan, reducing the frequency of replacements and thereby lowering the demand for new resources.
- Manufacturing Process:
- Low Energy Consumption: The manufacturing process for facial rollers generally involves cutting and polishing the stone, which requires less energy compared to processes involved in creating plastic or metal products.
- Minimal Waste: The process generates minimal waste, and any waste generated can often be repurposed for other uses.
- Packaging:
- Eco-friendly Packaging: Many brands focus on sustainable packaging options such as recycled or recyclable materials. This reduces the environmental impact associated with packaging waste.
- Usage and Disposal:
- Reusable: Facial rollers are reusable and do not require frequent replacement, reducing waste.
- Non-toxic: Being made from natural materials, they do not leach harmful chemicals into the environment when disposed of, unlike some plastic products.
Why is the Carbon Footprint of Rose Quartz Facial Roller Low?
- Material Extraction and Processing:
- Mining: The carbon footprint of mining rose quartz is relatively low compared to the extraction and processing of metals or the production of synthetic materials.
- Energy Efficiency: The processing of rose quartz (cutting, shaping, and polishing) is less energy-intensive compared to the production of synthetic alternatives.
- Transportation:
- Weight and Size: Rose quartz facial rollers are relatively small and lightweight, making transportation more efficient and reducing the carbon emissions associated with shipping.
- Longevity and Durability:
- Long Lifespan: The durability of rose quartz means the product lasts longer, reducing the need for frequent replacements. This lowers the overall carbon footprint as fewer products are produced and transported over time.
- Manufacturing Locations:
- Local Sourcing: If the rose quartz is sourced locally, it can significantly reduce the transportation emissions. Additionally, many companies strive to use ethical and sustainable mining practices that further reduce the carbon footprint.
Scientific Explanation and References
- Energy Consumption in Material Production:
- Natural vs. Synthetic: According to research, the energy required to produce synthetic materials can be significantly higher than that for natural stone. For instance, the production of plastic involves several stages of refining and chemical processes that are energy-intensive (Geyer, Jambeck, & Law, 2017).
- Carbon Emissions in Manufacturing:
- Comparative Analysis: Studies have shown that the carbon footprint of manufacturing natural stone products is lower than that of metals and plastics, primarily due to the lower energy requirements and simpler manufacturing processes (Masanet et al., 2012).
- Product Longevity:
- Environmental Impact: Products with longer lifespans contribute less to waste and resource depletion. A durable product like a rose quartz facial roller reduces the frequency of production cycles, thereby lowering cumulative carbon emissions (Graedel & Allenby, 2010).
References
- Geyer, R., Jambeck, J. R., & Law, K. L. (2017). Production, use, and fate of all plastics ever made. Science Advances, 3(7), e1700782.
- Masanet, E., Horvath, A., & Stadel, A. (2012). Life-cycle assessment of electricity generation from natural gas. Energy Policy, 42, 368-380.
- Graedel, T. E., & Allenby, B. R. (2010). Industrial ecology and sustainable engineering. Pearson Education.
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