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You can get the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller With 540 0.25mm length titanium microneedles HERE:
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In this Roselyn BOUTIQUE Derma Roller Review, you're going to see the results of my use of this Derma Roller over a 6-week period.
You're going to see what comes in the Roselyn BOUTIQUE derma roller box and exactly how to use it.
This derma roller is used for something referred to as microneedling, which causes controlled damage to the skin and induces wound healing factors.
This particular derma roller has 540.25 mm-long titanium microneedles. At this length, the needles don't go too deep into the skin, which is considered good for beginners.
At this length, the needling opens channels in the skin, which allow products to be absorbed more easily for about 8 to 10 minutes. Without using products, this depth of microneedles is supposed to be good for improving the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Some people are expecting to see an increase in collagen production, but according to research, you most likely need needles that are longer than 0.25 mm for that.
Regarding applying products to the skin after using a derma roller, I've listened to a lot of dermatologists regarding what's recommended and not, and I think it's a good idea for you to do the same before using one.
The above being said, I used this derma roller without any product to see if it would make any difference over a 6-week period. I used it once per week. The makers recommend you replace your roller about every 6 weeks when you're using it once per week.
In this video, I demonstrate how to use this derma roller and show you my skin where I used it before and after 6 weeks of use.
Before using the derma roller, you'll want to submerge it in alcohol before rinsing it off with tap water. You can also spray it with alcohol and let it sit for 60 seconds before rinsing it off under the tap.
You'll want to wash your skin before you're using the derma roller and pat it dry with a clean towel.
Next, you're going to gently roll on the desired areas horizontally, then vertically, about 5 times total, as I demonstrate in the video. For me, that meant a couple of times vertically and 2 to 3 times horizontally.
My understanding is that you lift the roller off the face at the end of each roll. Also, you don't want to change directions during a roll; just go straight across the skin and lift at the end.
This RoselynBoutique derma roller has a 0.25mm needle link, which is considered good for beginners. These needles are generally so small that you're not creating a big enough injury to cause scarring.
Regarding the results I had using the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE derma roller, I'm going to let you decide for yourself, based upon what you can see in the images in this video.
I do want to point out that there was a mark or spot on my face that diminished and almost completely disappeared. You can see it in the images when I first used the roller, and you can see that the mark is mostly gone after the 6-week period.
During the 6 weeks I was using the roller, I constantly had bumps on my forehead. I'm assuming that's a natural reaction to your skin being intentionally wounded. That being said, I'm about 4 weeks out from the last use as of now, and the skin on my forehead is mostly smooth again.
I also want you to know I did use 1 other brand of derma roller while I was doing this experiment. I would use this one for one week and the other brand for another week. The 2 rollers I used both had 540 titanium needles of the same length, so I think it's safe to say the results from each roller are roughly the same.
So what do I think about these Derma Rollers? I'm not sure I'd want to use them on a regular basis, but I think they can make minor cosmetic differences.
I am intrigued by the idea that causing minor trauma to the skin can potentially have positive benefits, but I don't think derma rolling is for everyone.
I hope my review of the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller helps you decide whether or not at-home microneedling is for you.
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References to footage in this video:
Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Have you tried using a derma roller on your face to improve your appearance? If so, what were your results? If you regularly use a dermaroller, is there a specific brand you recommend? If so, what are the length of the microneedles of the derma roller you use?
You can get the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller With 540 0.25mm length titanium microneedles HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B0846PMST3/?tag=thingsverygood-20
We participate in the Amazon Associates program as an Amazon influencer, which provides a means for us to earn fees on qualifying purchases by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
In this Roselyn BOUTIQUE Derma Roller Review, you're going to see the results of my use of this Derma Roller over a 6-week period.
You're going to see what comes in the Roselyn BOUTIQUE derma roller box and exactly how to use it.
This derma roller is used for something referred to as microneedling, which causes controlled damage to the skin and induces wound healing factors.
This particular derma roller has 540.25 mm-long titanium microneedles. At this length, the needles don't go too deep into the skin, which is considered good for beginners.
At this length, the needling opens channels in the skin, which allow products to be absorbed more easily for about 8 to 10 minutes. Without using products, this depth of microneedles is supposed to be good for improving the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Some people are expecting to see an increase in collagen production, but according to research, you most likely need needles that are longer than 0.25 mm for that.
Regarding applying products to the skin after using a derma roller, I've listened to a lot of dermatologists regarding what's recommended and not, and I think it's a good idea for you to do the same before using one.
The above being said, I used this derma roller without any product to see if it would make any difference over a 6-week period. I used it once per week. The makers recommend you replace your roller about every 6 weeks when you're using it once per week.
In this video, I demonstrate how to use this derma roller and show you my skin where I used it before and after 6 weeks of use.
Before using the derma roller, you'll want to submerge it in alcohol before rinsing it off with tap water. You can also spray it with alcohol and let it sit for 60 seconds before rinsing it off under the tap.
You'll want to wash your skin before you're using the derma roller and pat it dry with a clean towel.
Next, you're going to gently roll on the desired areas horizontally, then vertically, about 5 times total, as I demonstrate in the video. For me, that meant a couple of times vertically and 2 to 3 times horizontally.
My understanding is that you lift the roller off the face at the end of each roll. Also, you don't want to change directions during a roll; just go straight across the skin and lift at the end.
This RoselynBoutique derma roller has a 0.25mm needle link, which is considered good for beginners. These needles are generally so small that you're not creating a big enough injury to cause scarring.
Regarding the results I had using the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE derma roller, I'm going to let you decide for yourself, based upon what you can see in the images in this video.
I do want to point out that there was a mark or spot on my face that diminished and almost completely disappeared. You can see it in the images when I first used the roller, and you can see that the mark is mostly gone after the 6-week period.
During the 6 weeks I was using the roller, I constantly had bumps on my forehead. I'm assuming that's a natural reaction to your skin being intentionally wounded. That being said, I'm about 4 weeks out from the last use as of now, and the skin on my forehead is mostly smooth again.
I also want you to know I did use 1 other brand of derma roller while I was doing this experiment. I would use this one for one week and the other brand for another week. The 2 rollers I used both had 540 titanium needles of the same length, so I think it's safe to say the results from each roller are roughly the same.
So what do I think about these Derma Rollers? I'm not sure I'd want to use them on a regular basis, but I think they can make minor cosmetic differences.
I am intrigued by the idea that causing minor trauma to the skin can potentially have positive benefits, but I don't think derma rolling is for everyone.
I hope my review of the ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller helps you decide whether or not at-home microneedling is for you.
You can help support this channel.
Donate through PayPal:
paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=MXJM2RT9XP2AU
Buy anything on Amazon through the following link!
thingsverygood.com/recommends/wheyproteingrassfed.php
References to footage in this video:
Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Have you tried using a derma roller on your face to improve your appearance? If so, what were your results? If you regularly use a dermaroller, is there a specific brand you recommend? If so, what are the length of the microneedles of the derma roller you use?
