ROSELYNBOUTIQUE Derma Roller for Hair Beard Facial Skin Face Body Scalp 540 Titanium Microneedle for Men Women 0.25mm Cosmetic Beauty Instrument

I’ve been using this derma roller mainly for my beard, and I’m very satisfied with it. It doesn’t hurt and hasn’t irritated my skin at all. I do get some mild redness after using it, but that’s expected and it fades within a few hours. The needles feel smooth and well made, and it’s easy to use and clean. Overall, it feels gentle yet effective, and I’m comfortable continuing to use it as part of my beard routine.

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.

The build quality is decent and matches the product description. I find it useful as part of a personal care routine, as long as proper hygiene and usage guidelines are followed. I didn’t give it five stars only because I would have liked it to include a storage case or more detailed instructions, but overall it’s a good option for the price.

I’ve been using this dermaroller for a week now, and so far I’m really happy with it. The build quality feels solid, and the handle has a good grip that makes the rolling process comfortable and controlled. I like that it comes with a protective case, so I can store it without worrying about the needles getting damaged. I’ve been rolling it lightly a few times a week, and the process is surprisingly simple once you get used to it. I can’t speak for long-term results yet, but I do feel like my skincare products absorb better afterward. One thing I will mention is that it does require proper cleaning and gentle handling, so it’s not something to rush through. If you’re patient and consistent, it’s a nice addition to a skincare routine.

Overall good product I ordered a .5mm on my screen when I ordered, yet somehow it changed to a .25. While I don’t feel the .25 is going deep enough to do much good overall I decided to try it with this one and reorder another. The handle is solid and comfortable, and the wheel seems to be very stable under pressure. There was no pain or anything due to the number of needles and everything it seemed to reduce the pain like ones with less. I’ll give this a 5/5 for face and beard maybe for 4/5 for my needs.

Cheap for a reason, right? Nice package, comes with acrylic case that is great to disinfect it in. Good handle comfort and I like the little groove on the top to stick your index finger in to really apply pressure. Coincidentally really applying pressure breaks this thing. I would say I used it at the most 10 times before the roller drum fell apart on me as pictured. Cheap enough I'm not going to lose any sleep but be careful with how vigorously you use this thing.

awesome product, easy to use and convenient for my hair treatment

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.