CliniEco Jade Gua Sha & Face Roller Set — Natural Stone Beauty Kit

How many sets does a treatment room need for retail plus in-room use?

Count two numbers, not one. The first is the demonstration set that stays in the room with the pouch and the printed guide, because a stone tool sells on being held rather than described. The second is the retail stock behind it: a room that expects one sale a week across a twelve-week season needs a dozen on the shelf, and a room that only uses the set in service needs one or two. Keeping the two counts apart is what stops the demo set being sold out from under the next client, and the three-tool version with a rose quartz roller is the second format to hold if the range is being stocked at all.

Can one set be shared between clients, or does each client need their own?

Sharing is a policy decision before it is a product question. The listing presents the set as a personal-care item and asks for the stone to be washed and stored dry after each use, so a set that moves from client to client carries the same obligation as any other reusable tool in the room: cleaned between people, and taken out of service if the edge is damaged. Most treatment rooms resolve it by selling the set to the client who used it — one of the retail use cases listed — and keeping a demonstration set that never touches a face. Where a lubricating layer is sold alongside, a post-procedure repair ampoule serum sits under the stone.

When should a chipped or dull-edged stone be retired?

A chip ends the tool's working life in service. Natural jade cannot be sanded back to shape at home, and a nicked edge scrapes the skin instead of gliding over it, so a set with a damaged scraper should leave the shelf and the treatment room rather than be worked around. Check the edge against a light before an in-service use, and keep the velvet pouch as the storage that stops corners knocking together in a drawer. Colour and veining differ between pieces because the material is stone, so a replacement will never match the tool it replaces.

Session records come off the printable treatment-room record sheet, retail depth is modelled on the retail shelf planner, material and care questions route to the clinical documentation desk, and orders across several rooms are quoted at the multi-room order desk.

CliniEco Medical brings the jade set into Canada under MDEL #35334.

Product Overview

The pared-back version of our jade set: one natural jade gua sha scraper and one face roller, supplied with a velvet storage pouch and a usage guide, so the tools arrive with instructions and a place to live between sessions.

• Genuine natural jade stone — colour and veining vary from piece to piece
• Gua sha scraper plus face roller — the two tools a routine actually uses
• Velvet storage pouch — keeps the stone clean and unchipped
• Printed usage guide — directions for strokes and technique

Use cases: a starter set for someone new to gua sha, a treatment-room retail item, and gifting. If you would rather have three tools including a rose quartz roller in a gift box, see our three-piece jade & rose quartz set.

Good to know: always use the stone over a lubricated surface with light pressure — never drag dry stone across skin. Wash after each use and store dry.

Part of CliniEco Medical's personal care range. Request a quote →