Are you using a face jade roller now? If yes, this article may give you some inspiration. If not, but are ready to try it. This article can also give you some tips. This article will walk you through how to clean your jade gua sha boards, especially after using them with a cream.
Here Are Four Steps On How To Clean Jade Roller
Step1: The jade roller should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic machine. Because our products are made of natural jade or crystal, there will be many lines inside that are difficult to see with the naked eye. Ultrasonic cleaning will destroy the structure of the face roller. Do not wash with strong alkaline soap or hot water, otherwise, the surface of the facial roller will lose its luster.
Step2: After use, there will be sweat stains on the surface of the jade roller. Please wash it with a neutral detergent with a concentration of 20% at 25-40 °C. Sequence: First put the jade roller in the detergent for 2-3 minutes. Then you brush slowly with a toothbrush to remove all the sweat and dirt, and finally rinse or soak the jade roller for 5 minutes.
Step3: If the jade roller is accidentally stained with grease or dirt, use a mild soapy water brush to remove the grease or dirt, and then wash it with water.
Step4: After washing the jade roller with warm water, pat it dry and lay it flat on a clean and dry towel to prevent surface scratches and rust on metal parts.
Tips:
Do not use chemical cleaners or alcohol to clean the face jade roller. Because chemical cleaners and alcohol will tarnish the jade and destroy its protective layer of the jade.
If you have sensitive skin, when cleaning your jade roller, you should use the mildest soap you have on hand – preferably a cleanser that you can use on your face.
These are some of the do’s and don’ts I’ve summed up on how to clean gua sha stone.
What Will Happen If You Don’t Clean The Jade Roller After Using?
- Damage to the jade roller looks smooth. But actually, as a natural stone. There are many small gaps on the surface of the jade facial roller that are difficult to detect with the naked eye. Therefore, the sweat, oil, etc. on the surface of our skin can easily remain on it.
- After a period of fermentation, the residual oil and sweat will produce some odors, and no one wants to be accompanied by unpleasant odors when using.
Causes damage to your skin. Residual grease and sweat are breeding grounds for bacteria and viruses. Bacteria and viruses thrive in these crevices. And when you use it again, these viruses and bacteria lurking on the roller can damage your skin. A condition that causes itchy or even inflamed skin.