Five at-home facial massage tools that really work

Facial Massagers can improve the appearance of your skin and aid absorption of creams and serums.

They help improve circulation and stimulate collagen production to reduce wrinkles and tighten facial  muscles giving skin a healthy glow.

Here are five at-home facial massagers and rollers to add to your Christmas wishlist.

Amethyst Facial Roller, £38

Where: www.cultbeauty.co.uk

Roll your way to inner and outer beauty with revitalizing Amethyst.

Beginning its life in a Seattle kitchen, Herbivore was founded by husband and wife Alex Kummerow and Julia Wills with a mission to create all-natural skin care that delivers tangible results (www.cultbeauty.co.uk)

Facialift Massager, £30

Where: www.sarahchapman.com

Designed to get the benefits of Sarah's signature facial technique at home.

This unique facial massager mimics the fast tapping, pinching and knuckling of the Skinesis massage technique (www.sarahchapman.com)

Hayo'u Beauty Restore, £38

Where: www.victoriahealth.com

Made from jade this massager increases circulation and boosts collagen

Beauty Restorer is a once a day, one minute beauty regime that can slot into any part of your day (www.victoriahealth.com)

Derma  Roller Micro Needle, £6.99

Where: www.amazon.co.uk

Tiny needles puncture skin to stimulate repair and cell regeneration.

Reduces Cellulite Removes Stretch Marks, Acne Scars, Wrinkles and Stimulates Hair Growth (Amazon)

Facial Massager, £8

Where: www.bodyshop.com

Roll across your face to work in moisturiser and boost complexion.

Roll across your face to work in moisturiser and boost complexion (www.bodyshop.com)