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This derma roller works wonders. I use it daily and and I have magnificent results.

Great derma roller. Has a nice weight to it and seems really durable. I use this for micro needling my scalp before oil treatments. The size is great. It’s wide enough to cover a decent amount of my scalp at once. Very effective and good price. Would buy again

This derma roller has quickly become an essential part of my skincare routine. The titanium needles are smooth and gentle yet highly effective, delivering noticeable improvements over time. It’s perfect for targeting areas like the face and hair, helping to stimulate healthy hair growth and improve skin texture. I’ve noticed my skin feels smoother and looks more even. The design is easy to handle, making it simple to use regularly, and the results are definitely worth it. If you’re looking to elevate your skincare routine, this tool is a must-try!

A 0.03mm microneedle roller is generally safe to use at home and does not penetrate deep enough into the skin to help with collagen induction but deep enough to help with serum absorption. I only use this on my scalp to help with hair growth. I disinfect the roller by dipping it into isopropyl alcohol for a few minutes and only use it on clean skin/scalp. I only use it 1x a week and will likely replace in a few months. It's a great price because you don't have to replace the whole tool, but rather just the head.I only took away a star because it gets caught in my hair. I so part both sides of my hair before rolling it but it picks up my hair and it gets tangled in it which is frustrating. It doesn't keep impede my ability to keep rolling but it drags my hair with it so I have to re-part my hair after each roll.

Just out of curiosity after I had used it a few months, I cracked it open and it's not individual needles. It's the discs with the spikes. I don't know if this matters, but from what I've read, "experts" say to use the kind with the individual needles.