Derma Roller for Skin, Hair & Beard – Women and Men Titanium Microneedling Roller for Face & Scalp, Safe & Easy to Use - Jet Black

surprisingly easy to use once you get the hang of it. the roller feels sturdy and the needles glide evenly without scratching or catching. on skin, it leaves a tingly feeling but not painful, and on the scalp it feels like it wakes everything up without irritation. the handle has a good grip so it doesn’t slip, and cleaning it is quick with alcohol. overall, a solid little tool if you’re consistent and gentle with it.

I’ve been using this microneedle derma roller for a few weeks, and I’m really impressed with the results. The quality of the roller is excellent. The needles are sharp and precise, yet gentle enough for home use. My skin feels smoother, and I’ve noticed that my leg scars and minor blemishes are gradually fading. The handle is comfortable to hold, which makes rolling easy and controlled, and the size is perfect for reaching both larger and smaller areas. It’s important to follow the cleaning instructions and avoid overuse, but overall this has been a game-changer for my skin. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to reduce the appearance of scars, improve skin texture, and boost overall skin health.

I got this for my husband, and while I’m usually against these types of tools for myself, he wanted to use it on the areas around his beard where he had some spots, hoping to help heal and regrow the hair. I decided to purchase it for him, since he wasn’t planning on using it all over his face. Before he tried it, I tested it out myself by rolling the tool on a banana peel, and it showed that it produces an even roll with tiny puncture marks that don’t go too deep. This gave me confidence that it would perform similarly on skin. Each roll produced uniform, tiny punctures, which is typically difficult to achieve with most derma rollers or microdermabrasion tools. It came in sterile packaging, which I really appreciated, ensuring it’s been properly sanitized and hasn’t been contaminated. However, you still need to sanitize it with rubbing alcohol before each use. I love that it comes in a clear plastic case for storage when not in use, keeping it clean after thorough washing with soap and water. As mentioned, I’m usually against using micro-abrasion tools, but after trying it myself, I was surprised and pleased with the results. It provides even, gentle treatment, but I would recommend not using it every day. Start with once a week, and always make sure your face is thoroughly cleaned and dry before use. Never use it on unclean skin because it works by creating tiny microscopic holes in the skin to trigger the healing process, bringing up collagen and white blood cells as the body thinks it needs to repair itself. Many derma rollers are inconsistent with depth and pressure, but this one has exceptional results. My husband has already noticed hair starting to regrow in the areas he’s been using it on.

Looks to be sturdy and bargain purchase. Just started using it. Dermatologist stated it could take 6 months to see if it is working to grow back hair. Suggestion was to use once a week to avoid scaring. It has a case to place it and keep it clean. Does not come with any instructions. Must disinfect before and after use. I use it with the addition of Minoxidil. Might post an update in 6 months. Before and after pictures.

I have seen a difference with my hair growth. And started using on my stretch marks. It's held up very well for the value

So, the appearance, ease of cleaning, value for cash, that’s completely solid. It rolls fine, so it is easy to use, but there is one big thing that I feel is important: using a roller is NOT recommended for when you’re working to deal with skin issues. The needles are short, 0.25 mm, so there is that, and for surface level issues, it works ok, but using a roller for micro-needling is not recommended by dermatologists. Comparing that to a stamper, or something that you just press and remove, dermarollers are more likely to damage your skin. Instead of poking a needle sized hole and letting go, it’s more like poke and pull as it rolls, leaving wider micro-injuries in your skin than just needle pricks. It’s more likely to cause scarring, and is less effective than getting a stamper, or something you can just press against your face and then pull out in a straight line, leaving just the holes and no gaping from rolling through Now, like I said, the rollers are only 0.25 mm, which luckily isn’t deep enough for some serious trauma, and if you just want some surface elasticity, then that works fine (I tested it for a few months, doing it once a week, and I do feel MINOR results). However, for something like helping hair grow, or dealing with acne scarring, even just surface level scarring, it’s not going to be as effective, since it doesn’t reach deep enough, and if it were longer, it would more likely cause actual damage than what’s required for dermarolling or micro needling. Overall, if you want something that could help with surface level smoothness, this works ok for the price, as long as you know and acknowledge the risk of potential damage. However, if you want something that helps with hair growth or scarring, then I would recommend something with longer needles, AND that it not be something that rolls, since that’ll more likely cause damage. Be careful, y’all.

This derma roller is excellent. I bought it for my husband and he uses it on his face before applying his facial treatment to help stimulate hair growth. It’s very lightweight and doesn’t bother the skin when rolling it.”

I love it. I use this before and after I rub in my rosemary oil mixture. And I definitely think it helps my scalp absorb the oil better. Which anything that speeds up this postpartum hair loss journey is A win to me. I've only been using it for a week so there isn't a hugggge difference but I do see a small difference already and to me it feels good to use. I wish it came with a less bulky case, like maybe a little travel bag. But it does exactly what I need it to do and it doesn't feel cheaply made. So 5/5 for me If ppl are curious about the oil mixture I use to grow my hair back I'll include the details below I'm trying to grow my hair back from postpartum hair loss 🥴 the struggle is real y'all lol. But I caught my hair falling out and the next day I started on a treatment. What's crazy is how fast it started thinning but I immediately made an oil with jojoba oil, pumpkin seed oil, rosemary oil, coconut oil, and hibiscus oil (all organic and easy to make at home. I made it all at home except the jojoba and pumpkin seed oik and it was easy and I saw results quickly. After a week of rubbing it in I've already seen a slight difference. Nothing big but it's only been a week so I'll come back with an update as it gets better. Ooooh I'm also doing rosemary water in between rubbing the oil mixture in on my head every other day. If ppl are curious I'm doing equal parts of each oil. So 1oz of each in one of those little squeeze bottles. U can ur more or less just do all equal parts. The picture I'm attaching doesn't show how much was initially in the bottle because I'm almost done with the first mixture but u get the point. And I also use this rolly thing before and after rubbing in the oils. That's just to help my scalp absorb the oils better which I was worried it would hurt lol but it doesn't, it actually feels good. Then at night I wrap my hair so the oils can sit. I made the rosemary oil by getting dried rosemary and cloves from an Asian herb store (any herb store will be way cheaper than a grocery store. I got a lb of cloves for like $8 instead of 8oz for $8 at the grocery store lol). Then I take both of those and add it to a mason jar with olive oil and coconut oil. Then I take a pot of water and put it to a boil, turn it off and then put the mason jar in the hot water and just let it sit. I do this to heat it up without over heating the herbs and cooking out all the good stuff. I'll let it sit in the hot water for a while. Then I'll let the jar sit for a week or two (max) in my pantry where it's Dark and just let it sit . Then I use a cheese cloth to drain it and store it again. Once it's drained of the herbs the oil will last for ever. Also For the coconut oil I don't put a lot because it hardens at room temp. So probably like one big spoon full is all. Unfortunately I don't measure anything so sorry about that and honestly I might be putting too much herb but it works for me so if it ain't broken don't fix it haha. but if you want exact measurements there are a ton of videos on how to make it on tik tok which is the bessssst for teaching at home remedies in my opinion For the hibiscus oil I do the exact same thing with dried hibiscus, cloves, olive oil and coconut oil. The pumpkin seed oil and jojoba oil i buy Hopefully this helps because I know I absolutely hated losing hair, but best of l luck to all of u guys