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Dermarolling Update ~ Results After 3 Months on Wrinkles!

Here’s phase 2 of my Dermarolling project to show you Results After 3 Months use on my hands for wrinkles!

I started this project in April with a .2mm derma roller, using it nightly for a month and wasn’t impressed with the results so I got a .5mm derma roller and used it monthly (the recommendation for starting out with it) for 3 months and I have the results for you here today!

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8 Responses to "Dermarolling Update ~ Results After 3 Months on Wrinkles!"

Renae Mai says:

January 31, 2018 at 10:20 pm

Angie,
What is the purpose of each of the products used in your skin care routine? Any way you could cut it down to a critical 5-7 items?

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1. Angie says:
  
  February 5, 2018 at 9:19 pm
  
  In my skincare routine videos/posts I explain what each active ingredient does for aging skin so you should probably watch some of those. If you’re looking for the basics, check out my pared-down skincare routine: http://www.hotandflashy50.com/quick-easy-anti-aging-skincare-routine-the-essentials/
  
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Allie says:

October 13, 2017 at 11:17 am

Hello Angie! I too have tried the derma-roller .25mm and am not happy with the results of it. Unlike you, I was stupid enough to apply it directly onto my face, once per week. It did nothing apart from breaking down the natural barrier of my skin and cause a lot of inflammation then hyperpigmentation (thank God no scarring!)

I then did some research and realised that these derma-rollers don’t actually poke little holes onto our skin like we want them to. Instead, they create lacerations. And with longer needles the longer the cut. This picture illustrates how it happens (and subsequently leading to excessive inflammation): https://i.imgur.com/le1rRSp.png

Another concern I have with these rollers is that if these needles break they’re are going to stay in your skin until you exfoliate enough. Some brands of the rollers have bio-degradable needles, which are slightly better, but they are still foreign bodies.

The next time I want needles in my skin I’m going for auto micro-needles, which goes straight in and straight out of the skin and create small but penetrating wounds (no lacerations no no!). But with that budget why don’t I just add a bit more money and get laser treatments done instead?

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Shelby says:

October 3, 2017 at 3:47 pm

I have seen many reviews where people use the 0.05 every week and have gotten great results from it. Many people say they use it twice a week how do we know who’s right and how often to really use it for results. You can also get this and microneedeling done by professionals.

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Lulu says:

September 27, 2017 at 2:47 pm

What a horrible device that actually roughs up and pokes holes in your skin. Thankfully you didn’t use your face. Holes and abrasions on faces can leaves scars and bruises. I’m surprised they get away with selling it. I’d for women to hurt their faces. I think you should just throw it in the trash and save your hands from more pain and bleeding.

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1. Vanessa says:
  
  April 24, 2018 at 3:22 am
  
  Many people said it helped there skin a lot.
  
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Doris Crane says:

September 26, 2017 at 11:54 pm

Hi, I want to ask if you have heard of Melissa55 and if you have, what do you think of how she uses Retin A.

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1. Angie says:
  
  September 28, 2017 at 6:21 pm
  
  Yes,of course I know Melissa! She’s awesome, but I’m not familiar with exactly how she uses Retin-A… all I know is she’s been using it for over 20 years and it’s clearly working, she looks great!
  
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