Face Roller
€29.00De-puff and sculpt in five minutes.
De-puff in the morning, brighten tired eyes, hydrate deeply and firm over time - a roller, a red light lamp, eye patches and sheet masks that fit into twenty minutes a day.
Pick the thing that bothers you most in the mirror. We'll point you to the single tool built for it.
Two moments in the morning, two in the evening. Here is how the four tools fit into a normal day - use one, or all of them.
Five minutes with the roller straight from the fridge, centre outwards. Drains overnight puffiness before anything else.
About the Face Roller
One patch under each eye while the coffee brews. Ten minutes, peel, pat in the serum and go.
About the Eye Patches
Ten minutes in front of the panel on clean, dry skin, goggles on. Three to five evenings a week.
About the Red Light Lamp
A sheet mask on two or three evenings a week. Fifteen minutes, then press in what is left and moisturise.
About the Face MasksA roller and a lamp that last for years, plus patches and masks that arrive fresh every month if you want them to.
De-puff and sculpt in five minutes.
Ten minutes for brighter, less puffy eyes.
Ten minutes of light, three evenings a week.
Fifteen minutes to a hydrated, even glow.
Four answers. Devices go in first at the quantity you want, then we fill the rest of your budget with masks and patches so nothing is left over.
Answer the four questions and we'll fit as much as your budget allows, then tell you exactly how many days of masks and patches it covers.



Overnight fluid, salt and sleep position explain most of it. Here is what rolling changes, and what it cannot.
One good trial, a plausible mechanism and some rules worth following. A straight look at LED panels.
Blue, brown or shadow? Fluid or fat? The cause decides whether patches, sleep or a doctor is the answer.
How occlusion hydrates, why the sheet must come off while it is still wet, and how often is enough.
Four tools, two times of day, one rule: light and water first, oils and creams last.
Consistency beats intensity. What habit research says about the first two months, and how to design around it.
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Photos and notes from people using the tools day to day. Tag @nexores and we may feature you.
Face Roller
Five minutes with the roller from the fridge and the puffiness is just gone. I did not expect it to be this visible, and it has become the one part of my morning I look forward to.
Eye Patches
I keep the jar in the fridge and put the patches on while I do my hair. Ten minutes and the bags are down. Three weeks in, the blue tinge is lighter too.
Red Light Lamp
I was sceptical. I did ten minutes four nights a week, took a photo every Sunday, and by week ten the fine lines around my mouth were clearly softer. The timer makes it effortless.
Face Masks
Fragrance-free, alcohol-free, and the bamboo sheet actually stays put. My skin looks plump the next morning instead of tight. Two a week is my new Sunday and Wednesday.
Face Roller
I clench at night and the roller has become my evening wind-down. Slow strokes along the jaw and the tightness melts. In the morning my face looks more defined.