Roveo SculptStone Pro — Heated Stone Needle Gua Sha

The ancient ritual, gently modernised.

Traditional gua sha asks for patience, pressure and a steady hand. The Roveo SculptStone Pro asks for three minutes. A genuine stone needle plate, warmed to a constant 42°C and paired with sonic vibration, glides where a cold stone drags — releasing tension, easing puffiness and leaving the face looking quietly sculpted.

Why it works

• Stone needle plate — the same mineral-rich material used in traditional Chinese bian stone therapy, cut and polished for a smooth, snag-free glide.
• Constant 42°C warmth — relaxes facial muscles and softens skin so the plate moves with you, not against you.
• 12-speed sonic vibration — adjustable from a whisper to a deep release, supporting lymphatic flow and helping visibly depuff.
• Ergonomic mini form — 9.5 × 8 × 2.5cm, light in the hand, cordless and easy to angle along the jaw, brow and neck.

The three-minute ritual

1. Prep. Apply a few drops of facial oil or a water-based serum to clean skin — the plate should glide, never drag.
2. Sculpt. Switch on the warmth and start at the centre of the face. Sweep outward and upward in slow, deliberate strokes — jaw to ear, cheek to temple, brow to hairline.
3. Drain. Finish with three gentle passes down the side of the neck to encourage lymphatic drainage.

Pairs beautifully with the GlowLift Pro

Use the SculptStone Pro first to release and depuff, then the Roveo GlowLift Pro to firm and illuminate. Sculpt, then glow — the complete evening ritual, in under ten minutes.

Specifications

• Plate material: natural stone needle (bian stone)
• Temperature: constant 42°C
• Vibration: 12 adjustable speeds
• Rated power: 2W · 3.7V rechargeable
• Dimensions: 9.5 × 8 × 2.5cm
• Finish: White with red stone needle plate

Our promise

30-day money-back guarantee. Free tracked shipping. If your skin doesn't feel calmer and look less puffy within a month of daily use, send it back for a full refund.

Not suitable for use over broken skin, active acne or recent injectables. Consult your doctor if pregnant or fitted with a pacemaker.