With a covetable glow and cheekbones so sharp they could potentially be used as weapons, it's safe to say we follow where Karlie Kloss leads in the skin care department, especially when it comes to anything in the sculpting realm.

So, when she named a specific rose quartz contraption as one of the beauty products she couldn't live without, we were all ears (and soon to be all cheekbones) – particularly once we heard it when we heard it wasn't a traditional gua sha, but an entirely new take on the tool trend...

Shaped like a butterfly, the crystal cut tool is a design by Kloss' facialist Georgia Louise. And while we must admit it was the definition-sharpening abilities that piqued our interest, it turns out Kloss (who is evidently already in possession of some pretty stellar bone structure) actually looks to the tool for what it offers in the skin-vigorating and de-puffing departments.

"I love my Georgia Louise Lift + Sculpt Butterfly Stone, which helps [to] de-puff and stimulate circulation around my face and neck," she told Harper's BAZAAR U.K. of her infatuation. "I find it makes such a noticeable difference, and is especially helpful when I’m heading to a shoot straight from the plane," she explained.

And yes, our plane-related plans are definitely limited right now, but hey, a little puff-reducing action is always welcome in our books. Considering the tool also works to smooth fine lines, drain excess fluid, and reduce stress (which is certainly in no shortage at the moment), it's undoubtedly a must-try.

Georgia Louise's guide to the butterfly technique

Step 1: "[Start on the] forehead, draining using top wings—you can do this 10 to 12 times. Then with the bottom wings drain and contour [around and across] the brows."

Step 2: "[Next, move the tool] under the eyes working towards the inner drains. Using the bottom wings, glide and contour under the eye. Hold [the tool, pressing into the inner corner of the eye] for more contouring and de-puffing."

Step 3: "[After eyes] is cheeks, using the top wings to lift the cheek, and glide and work up."

Step 4: "Working [from the] corner of mouth to [the] ear lobe, drain with the bottom of the rings to contour and [get rid of excess fluid]."

Step 5: "Using top wings, work along our chin and jaw starting on the chin [and] draining out towards the ear. You can also massage areas that feel congested."

Step 6: "Finish by bringing all the puffiness [and] all the toxins from the face down to the neck area using top wings. Drain down the neck [to complete the ritual]."

Main image credit: @karliekloss

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