Reset your skin,
the Korean way.

I'll be honest I almost didn't buy this because i've tried like every cream out there and nothing worked. Anyway, ordered it because it popped up after I was looking at some firming lotion. Got it last month.

I do mine after the shower with body oil (don't try it dry it pulls your skin and hurts trust me). About 5 mins per leg in circles, sometimes I do up and down too. Skin gets red after but goes away in like 30 min. The back of my thighs which has always been my problem area looks visibly smoother now. Not gone but smoother. I noticed the difference around day 10 ish.

Tip - do not skip the oil. I tried with just lotion once and it kinda dragged. Oil is way better.

Edit: still using daily, thighs continue to improve. Started using it on my arms too lol.

Im 32, had 2 kids, and the back of my thighs has been a mess since baby #2. I use this in the shower with body wash because thats what I had on hand and didnt want to wait for shipping on the oil. Maybe 3 mins per leg in circles. Concentrating on the dimply areas.

2 weeks in I can see a difference. NOT a miracle, the dimples are still there if you really look but they look way less obvious in regular light. My husband even said something which never happens lol so that confirmed it for me.

The wheels feel hard at first but you get used to it. I do get a little redness after but no bruises so far. Had to readjust my grip a couple times when my hands got slippery from the body wash but otherwise fine.

Look. I'm 41 and ive tried everything. Palmer's cocoa butter, dry brushing, that bum bum cream, those expensive serums - none of it really did anything visible.

I bought this 6 weeks ago kinda just expecting another disappointment. I do it every night with body oil, mostly thighs and bum. It's nothing fancy just rolling in circles for like 8 minutes total while I'm watching telly.

Skin texture is genuinely better. Like the lumpy unevenness is way less noticeable in changing room lights which is the real test isn't it. Not 100% gone, gonna be real here, but it's like 50-60% improved id say.

Couple of small things. The wheels can pinch a bit if your skin is fully dry so you HAVE to use oil or it will hurt. Also it left a bruise once when I was being aggressive, lesson learned. You don't need to press hard.

OK so this review is gonna be a bit of a long one bc I have mixed feelings. I went a bit mad and ordered a few different things from this brand at the same time bc I was on one of those "fix everything about my body" kicks lol. Some of the stuff just wasn't for me. Not bad necessarily, just didn't fit what I was after.

So I returned them. And honestly, the return process was the easiest I've ever done online. Got the label same day, dropped it at the post office, refund was in my account before I even checked the email. No "are you sure?" pop ups, no guilt trip emails trying to get me to keep the stuff, nothing. Just done. That alone made me trust them way more than most online shops.

Now the rollshaper itself. Build is good, won't lie - wheels don't wobble, no creaking, feels like quality. Used it 6 weeks now and i DO see some improvement on the back of my thighs. But im not gonna sit here and pretend its dramatic. Its like… 20-30% better? Maybe. The dimples are still there honestly. My hubby noticed something but couldnt tell if it was the roller or just because ive been on a walk every morning recently 🤷‍♀️

The other thing thats annoying - the wheels can pinch if u dont use enough oil and Ive bruised myself a couple times even tho i wasnt even pressing that hard. So u gotta be careful.

3 stars feels right. The product is decent, not magic. But honestly the customer service experience kinda made me want to give 4. Will I buy again? Yeah probably, mainly bc I trust them now.

Im not gonna sit here and say it transformed my body, because it didn't, but it definitely did SOMETHING. Two C sections later my body is just not what it was and Ive made peace with that mostly, but the cellulite on my hips bothered me.

Use it 4-5x a week after shower with coconut oil. Maybe 3 minutes per area. I do hips, thighs, sometimes my upper arms even tho thats not where i bought it for.

Around week 5 I started catching myself in mirrors and going "oh wait." That's the only way I can really describe it. Not a dramatic before/after, just like things slowly looking less bumpy. Skin also feels a bit firmer to the touch.

Things to know - you cannot use this dry. I tried once when I forgot the oil and it was awful, almost felt like it was pulling my skin. With oil totally fine. Also you might get a bit of redness which freaked me out the first time but it goes away in an hour or so.

I'm 54 and ordered this for my daughter as a birthday thing. Tried it once at home before I wrapped it… ended up ordering her a separate one and keeping the original. Sorry not sorry honey.

Was sure my skin was past the point of helping. I was wrong. After about a month the back of my arms looks tighter, and my thighs look smoother. Not 30-year-old smooth obviously but better than they have in maybe 10 years. My husband noticed which actually shocked me because he never notices anything.

I love that there's no batteries or charging or anything to break. It's just a tool. Build feels solid like it'll last. I use Bath & Body Works coconut oil and roll in the shower right before I rinse off.

4 stars not 5 because i bruised myself the first week being too aggressive 😂 lesson learned. You really don't need to press hard, the wheels do the work.

Once I figured that out it's been great. 5 weeks in, skin on my hips and thighs is smoother. The bumpy uneven look in fitting room lighting which is honestly the most unflattering lighting on earth, looks proper better. Caught myself in a Zara mirror the other day and went oh, ok then.

I do nights with body oil. About 8 mins, podcast on, mind elsewhere. Probably the most low-effort beauty thing I've ever stuck with tbh.

One thing - you HAVE to use oil. Tried it once with just a bit of moisturizer and it was fine but not great. Body oil is the move.