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Hello everyone. So today I am going to show you how I use and disinfect my derma roller.
Let me start by showing you the three different rollers I have at the moment.
The first one is the 192 needle roller
With needle length of 0.25 millimetres
you can hardly see the needles that's how small they are
I've had this one for about two years now but I have only used it about 2 to 3 times
because
I have just been lazy really
the second one is the 0.5 millimetre needle length
you can now see the needles
I bought this one a few days ago because i wanted to start using a dermaroller again
and they say you really do need to use at least the
0.5 millimeter needle length to see good results
the third one is the 180 needle roller, with 0.5 millimetre
needle length as well
but for some reason the needles look longer than
the previous one
i'm going to start by disinfecting the rollers using surgical spirit
i got this one from boots but you can get it from any pharmacy or drug store
i pour it in a small container and then dip the roller heads in there for ten minutes
i'll only be using the 0.5 mm rollers today
i'll be using it all over my face but concentrating mainly on
the scars i have from picking my spots
disgusting i know
and also enlarged pores
on an around my nose
for those of you who don't know
dermaroller works by prickling your skin and tricking the skin to renew skin cells, and
repair automatically
so let's begin
the roller comes with a little diagram and instructions on how to use it
make sure you wash your face and hands properly before doing this
you start on a small section on your face, roll a few times in each direction
horizontally, vertically and diagonally
each time you change direction you have to make sure you lift the roller off your skin to avoid
scratching
once again you're tricking your skin into repairing itself
they say the rollers are really good to get rid of blemishes, scars left by acne, stretch marks
marks
and also that it strengthens the top layer of your skin, which causes
less wrinkles and fine lines
if you have active acne on your skin, you cannot use this, you'll just end up
spreading it all over your face which is
not good and not helping you at all
as you can see i'm taking small sections and doing the same thing all over
my face
bit by bit
i'm concentrating mainly on the problem areas where i know i have more scars and
enlarged pores
it might look a bit scary but when you are doing it it doesn't actually hurt
i mean it feels a little bit uncomfortable and you know that you are doing something to your face
but it's not painful
you get used to it quite quickly and then you start applying more pressure than you
did when you started
when you get the derma roller done professionally, they numb your face
with a numbing cream
and use a longer needle length, something like 2 mm
just remember to lift it when changing direction because you can make yourself
bleed if you don't
you'll just end up scratching yourself violently
other than that
the roller doesn't
make you bleed
you can see my face is getting a little red, but
it's not that major
now i'm putting this roller back in its container while i use the other one
you can see the needles are not actually in contact with the container
i'm using this 180 needle roller for the sides of my nose
this is the first time i'm using this roller, and to be honest i really don't like
it
the needles are just not as good and sharp as
as the other roller
i don't think i'll be using it again
it's very important to see the needle quality before you buy the derma roller
a lot of them you see online are like this one
usually i've seen pictures of the black handle rollers with the purple head
i think they all have really blunt needles
and they're really not good on the face
while we are talking about needles
the needles on these rollers are made of titanium
i know a lot of companies go on about how the surgical steel is better and all that
that is just not true they are probably just trying to sell their product
titanium is actually more expensive than surgical steel
and it is safer as well
because some people can be allergic to the nickel in the surgical steel
surgical steel is cheaper and that is why i think
the companies advertise it more, this is just my theory
ok, so i am going over my nose with this dermaroller
because i really do like this roller much better than the other one
and i just want to be sure that i am getting all the areas covered
i don't use the roller around my eyes, i am a little bit scared that i am gonna start bleeding or
something because the skin around your eyes is meant to thinner than the
rest of your face
you can see that my face is getting quite red now, i think it's best if you use the dermaroller
when you know
you're not going to see anyone
i always use it at night, when i know i am not going out and i can just
sit in my room with a red face
i forgot to mention
i don't use a cream when i do this, i do it dry on my face because i don't like the
idea of all of these random chemicals going into my body
okay so one and a half hour later
you can see that the redness has basically disappeared
i put a moisturiser on my face after a couple of hours, when i know my skin has
healed a bit
try using an organic moisturizer for this if you can, if not just wait a little
longer and use whatever you use everyday
i hope you found that useful. thank you for watching