ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller 540 Titanium Microneedles - Microneedling Roller for Hair Facial Skin Beard Cosmetic Beauty

Simply but effective. Unused 3 times already and my face skin is a little firmer Love it!

Looks great.

The roller is easy to use, and effective to its purpose. Follow the recommendations on the box - they're very simple, and be sure to clean and sterilise as directed. I use surgical spirit. (USA = Rubbing alcohol). Skin feels better even after 3 uses.

Using for female menopausal hair loss, along with topical minoxidil. I’ve used it twice and am very happy with it. Also appreciate the storage case. I have another much more expensive dermaroller that snagged and pulled out my hair (kinda not the point here) so I was skeptical about even trying something else, especially a much less expensive one. But this one is smooth, doesn’t pull, snag, or even gently tug on my hair — perfect!! I did a ton of comparison and research, looking at reviews, etc. When I need to replace this one, I’ll come right back here to purchase another.

I bought this after friend told me she’d had good results using a derma roller for improving her aging skin. I actually already own an expensive electronic microneedling device but I don’t use it much because there’s downtown and it’s a big process, especially if I numb with lidocaine first. I figured there wasn’t much to lose with the price point on this roller. I just use it a bit at night before bed when I apply any serums. Or sometimes I just use it dry. I maybe do it once or twice a week, or when I think about it, or when I feel like I see wrinkles looking more obvious. Occasionally I’ll be a little red or have a little bit of peeling the next day if I do too much, but usually not. The difference it makes is truly significant! I’ve been genuinely surprised and amazed. One place I like to use it is on my forehead, and it’s a weird sensation. I can hear the needles popping through the surface of the skin. It doesn’t really hurt though. I’ll go up and down like using a tiny paint roller and then over the same area side to side. I even close my eyes and gently do all over the lid surface and under the eye and quite a bit on the crows feet. Other places I hit are the naaolabial folds and all around my mouth and on the chin and the neck. Sometimes I hit the cheeks and jawline but those aren’t big problem areas for me. I would say this is really worth a try if you’re fighting wrinkles! I sterilize the roller with alcohol but I’ve learned I don’t even need to sterilize my skin since alcohol can be so drying and I’ve never had an issue.