Micro Needling

Derma Roller

See what others think about derma rolling

I first heard about derma rolling, or micro-needling from a video on YouTube. This is where you take this tool that is covered with many high quality titanium needles on it and roll it all over your face. These needles penetrate your skin creating small microscopic channels that allow your facial products to work that much better. As well as stimulating collagen and elastin,

To be honest, I was not too sure if I wanted to be rolling a tool with a whole bunch of needles on my face. It did not look to me, like it would be a fun experience, so I decided to pass on it. I do not even remember what made me decide to give it a try, but I ended up buying one. This was also something I began using when my PMD was out of commission and I found that it did help with controlling my acne. Whatever pimples I may have had when I rolled, would disappear either the next day or within a day or two. The following day I do have some peeling, but I just put a little vitamin E on those parts. I have to say that after using it, my skin dose look brighter, more radiant.

Derma rolling can help with fine lines and wrinkles, acne and acne scars, large pores, stretch marks and even with hair loss. A derma roller can have between 180-1000+ needles and there are different needle lengths depending what results you are looking to achieve. Before you buy one, I would suggest that you do your research about the different needle lengths to be able to choose what length would work best for you. Also, head over to YouTube to see how to use the tool. You have to make sure to disinfect it with Rubbing Alcohol of at least 70% for 15 minutes before and after use. As this does penetrate your skin, you want to make sure that no one else uses your derma roller. Each person must have their own.
















Lilian Fache 1mm Derma Roller