A stone and a roll of tape, and how to use them
Everything else in the line arrives in a bottle or a jar, and these two do not. Mammoth's Tooth is a white jade gua sha stone at $48, and it works with whatever oil or serum you already own. A stone does not age or run out, so you buy it once.
Chrysalis is kinesiology tape cut for the face, made from cotton with no latex in it. You lay it on flat, without stretching it, over the forehead, the brow or smile lines. It stays put overnight and comes away without a fight in the morning. It starts at $30 for a single roll, and a pack of three works out cheaper per roll.
Neither one is a formula, so there is no skin type to match and no shelf life to think about. The stone does like a night in the refrigerator, if you want it cold against your face. Neither is a step you rush. They are the two minutes of a routine you notice while you are doing them.



