Here you will find tips and steps on how to best use and handle your Rover device
Please keep your Rover clean and smooth rolling!
- Roll-on only on dry skin surfaces
- Check inside the device weekly and clean as needed
- For cream use, open bi-weekly and stir the content with the provided spoon
- Get a Conversion Kit to use Rover with deodorant creams, sticks and balms
- Get one of our stylish stands to keep your seated Rover from falling over
Opening your Rover
Simply push up the side of one of the roller assembly locking arms; hold your finger there to prevent the arm from sliding back. With the other hand, press down on the roller while unlocking the second arm. Open sesame!
It's as easy as
push
hold
& unlock
Converting your Rover
Use the Conversion Kit for creams, balm and sticks. If re-assembly is needed, grab the springs, and lock them on to the donuts of the two elements of the Kit. Drop the assembly into you Rover centering it with the stem inside. Ready to roll!
It's as easy as
spring
lock
& drop
Preparing your pod
When you purchase or load a pod with skincare, remove it from its packaging and gently squeeze it in both directions to loosen the skincare. Check that the plate with the small hole at the bottom of the pod is still centered. Your pod is ready!
It's as easy as
remove
squeeze
& check
Locking your pod
After the gentle squeeze, you lock the pod onto Rover's roller before loading it into your Rover unit. First, insert the roller n top of the skincare, then lock the roller collar to the pod. Going green in 1, 2, 3!
It's as easy as
squeeze
insert
& lock
Loading your Rover
For creams, sticks or balms, lock the filled skincare pod onto the roller unit. Drop the assembly into you Rover centering the plate with the small hole at the bottom of the pod, with the stem inside Rover. Snap in place and roll-on with ease.
It's as easy as
lock
drop
& roll
Troubleshooting Rover
If the pod's skincare does not release when rolling; remove the pod from Rover. Use the provided spoon to stir the content of the pod, then reload it into Rover.
If it is hard to roll then use the spoon to scoop some of the content from the pod and move it to the initial pod package or a jar to provide pressure relief for the springs. The content can be added back after a week or so. Happy rolling!
It's as easy as
remove
stir/scoop
& reload
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FAQ
Molded from plant-based materials, specifically sugarcane starch.
Molded from paper-based materials, specifically sugarcane or bamboo pulp.
Rover and its pods are plant-based and compostable. They are both at-home compostable however the pods being paper-based are easier to compost for a novice. Rover on the other hand is rigid and will require a proper composting environment that can be maintained at between 50 and 60 degrees C (122 and 140 degrees F) for the best results at home. Alternatively, any industrial composting facility can handle these products.
Only for thicker products such as balm-like creams and deodorant sticks. Empty pods will be made available to other skincare brands so they can sell their products in an eco-friendly container. Please let your favorite brand know.
Also, these empty pods can be sold directly to consumers if there is a high demand for them. Alternatively, you can buy a prefilled pod with our Rove deodorant and when emptied, you can clean and reuse the pod instead of composting it.
Yes for some gels, oils, and lotions; but for water-like liquids, we are working on an add-on to prevent leaks.
The lotion needs to flow like a gel, if it is stationary, it won’t work well inside any roll-on device.
We are considering a smaller version, as well as a face and ice-rolling option. Different rollers adapted to different types of skincare are also in the works.
The button can be pushed to immobilize the roller to prevent waste or overapplication. This also helps when using the roller as a massager and to aid with lymphatic drainage.
It is an add-on for DIYers who make their own skincare, so they can easily fill the Rover or an empty pod with their concoction.
Rover can be washed by hand or in a dishwasher. For machine washing, it is preferred to use cold water.
Avoid using Rover on wet parts of the body so as to not transfer moisture inside the device.
Yes, Rover is for all genders, is ergonomic, and for all age groups.
