This isn’t your average dermaroller.
Most rollers on the market use wheel-style discs that drag the skin and cause microtears, which can actually create more inflammation and damage. This roller is made with 192 .25mm REAL individual needles—not discs—crafted from surgical-grade steel to ensure clean, precise microchannels in the skin.
This roller is designed to improve product absorption, and support firmer, smoother skin over time.
Why It Works:
✓ Creates controlled microchannels in the skin
✓ Enhances serum absorption up to 300%
✓ Supports smoother texture, brighter tone, and overall skin vitality
✓ More effective + safer than traditional microneedling
How to Use:
+ Use at night, 1–2x per week
+ Start with freshly cleansed, dry skin
+ Apply your first serum (example: Rescue or StemFactor)
+ Gently roll in vertical and horizontal directions while holding the skin taut
+ Do not press hard—light pressure only
+ Follow with your second serum and moisturizer
+ Always disinfect your roller with 70% isopropyl alcohol before and after each use
+ Each roller can be used up to 10 times - it is recommended to replace your roller after 10 uses or less to avoid any irritation
Who This Is For:
• Those with healthy, resilient skin looking to level up
• Early signs of aging: fine lines, dullness, mild scarring
• Anyone wanting to get more out of their skincare products
Who Should Avoid:
× Active acne or cysts
× Active inflamed rosacea, eczema, or perioral dermatitis
× Broken, compromised, or very sensitive skin
× If you are currently using prescription topicals like tretinoin or recently had peels/in-office procedures
Caution:
Dermarolling at home is a powerful technique—but only when done correctly. More is not better. Overuse or incorrect technique can worsen your skin. Go slow, be gentle, and focus on skin barrier health above all else.
Potential Side Effects:
Derma rolling is not for everyone. Even with professional tools like this, you could experience:
- Mild redness post-use (normal, should subside within 12–24 hrs)
- Increased sensitivity if overused
- Potential irritation if used on compromised skin
- Worsened inflammation if used improperly
This is why technique and consistency matter. Always use on clean skin, avoid rolling over active breakouts, and never share your roller. And always use your roller at night to allow your skin to repair and restore. Using it during the day and exposing your skin to the sun could cause hyperpigmentation if the skin is too raw. Always protect your face with SPF.
