BAIMEI IcyMe Ice Roller for Face & Gua Sha Set, Depuff & Migraine Relief

Why it's worth it

This set pairs a freezable ice roller with a jade gua sha paddle. Roll first to knock down overnight swelling, then sculpt with the stone — a complete morning routine, and a low-risk way to find out whether the habit sticks.

The cold does most of the work on a puffy morning. Freeze the roller for about half an hour and it stays cold through roughly an hour of use, per the brand. Rolled slowly from the center of your face outward, it takes the swelling out of your eyes faster than a room-temperature stone will. If you wake up looking like you slept face-down, start here.

The jade paddle covers the sculpting half. It's a standard curved gua sha shape, meant for upward strokes along the cheek and out along the jaw. Nothing about it is clever. But the basic motion — flat angle, light pressure, always toward the ear — is the same one you'd use with a stone costing many times more, and the motion is what produces the result.

From our review of 8 gua sha tools, by Sarah Wright, Editorial Associate

What we like

• +The cold does most of the work on a puffy morning
• +The jade paddle covers the sculpting half
• +Two steps in order beat one step done twice

What to know

• –The jade varies from unit to unit
• –The roller can't sculpt, and the stone is basic