Derma Roller Real Needles - Angel Kiss 0.30mm Microneedling Roller with Case - 192 Stainless Steel Micro Needling Dermal Kit for Face, Scalp, Body - At Home Microdermabrasion Roller for Women Men

The Angel Kiss 0.3 Derma Roller is a game-changer for my skincare routine! The quality is excellent, and the needles are the perfect size for gentle, effective microneedling. After just a few uses, I’ve noticed my skin feels smoother, looks more radiant, and my serums absorb so much better.It’s easy to use, doesn’t cause irritation, and is a great affordable alternative to expensive spa treatments. If you’re looking to boost your skincare results, I highly recommend adding this to your routine!

I’ve done my research when it comes to dermarollers, and let me tell you—not all of them are created equal. This one? Legit. It has real needles (not those cheap stamped discs that can do more harm than good) and comes from a brand with a solid reputation, which gives me major peace of mind.I use the 0.30mm depth, and it’s the perfect balance—gentle enough for regular use but still effective. My skin always feels smooth, refreshed, and glowy afterward. I make sure to sanitize it properly after each use, and so far, it’s held up really well—no loose needles, no weird bending, just a sturdy, well-made tool that does exactly what it’s supposed to.If you’re looking for a high-quality dermaroller that you can trust, this is definitely the one. Just be consistent, keep it clean, and your skin will thank you!

This is my first roller- so I don’t have a ton of experience with them- but I did a ton of research before buying. This seems to be working for me. You do need to go slowly and don’t repeatedly go over the same area if you don’t think it’s working. I use it before bedtime nightly except retinol days. It stings a little but it’s never dawn blood.

My doctor actually recommended this dermaroller to me. She said she uses it herself and was also recommending it to another one of her patients, so I felt pretty confident trying it.After I wash my face, I use this roller and then apply my peptide serum right on top. I let it sit and absorb into my skin. I also bought a little spray bottle and filled it with rubbing alcohol to sanitize the roller after every use, then I store it in the clear hard plastic case it came with. Super easy.I like this roller because the needles aren’t thick and it doesn’t go in too deep. I’m kind of a wimp when it comes to pain, but this one doesn’t feel bad at all. Just don’t make the mistake I did. One time I kept rolling over the same area again and again and my face was burning for hours. That was totally my fault, but it taught me not to go overboard. Even then, it didn’t break my skin and there was no blood.I’ve heard you’re supposed to replace these after about nine uses. Since the price is reasonable, I don’t feel guilty tossing it and getting a new one every so often. Because we’re puncturing the skin, I don’t like to push it.

I just used this once so far but I can already tell it’s working. I have some nasty scars from a surgery and one use already has lightened them.

Dermarolling is my secret to bright and healthy looking skin. I love using this dermaroller so my skincare products can absorb into my skin better. It is very lightweight and easy to use. I clean it with rubbing alcohol and I use the same roller a few times as I ensure proper care and cleaning. I have noticed great improvement on my skin and I will continue using it. The needles aren't too short or too long, and the entire process is painless, at least for me. I recommend implementing this roller in skincare routine.

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I have a phobia of needles so take this as a serious review from someone who absolutely HATES needles of ANY sort. This little device doesn't bother me one bit. I thought it would. I was nervous about using it, at first, obviously, but I thought, get it over with, ya big goober. So I took it out and looked it over: hmm... teeny tiny. Delicate. This shouldn't set off the phobia. Cool, right?I took it out of the package, followed the instructions (wash skin--in my case, scalp. I'm trying the needling technique to help reverse hair loss--run the wheel over affected area four or five times in different directions with just a little bit of pressure, clean wheel with alcohol, dry, put it away. Repeat in a couple of days). That's the routine after I take a shower every couple of days, run the needle wheel over my scalp, use Rogaine with Saw Palmetto in the mornings on days I'm not needling, take my supplements, etc, and we'll see if any of it helps. :-PIf I see no results in six to eight months, I'm giving up on the hair and let myself go bald. I'll just have to live with being a bald Metis and blame it on my White Ancestors. LOL ;-)No pain, even with pressure, the device is ergonomically shaped so it fits nicely in my palm, it's well constructed and I've seen no flaws in the components so far. It comes in a clear plastic hard case so you can keep it clean and safe, away from your other beauty equipment. Hey, guys can have beauty stuff, too! Never let anyone tell ya different! BTW, I've read that some men use needling to fill out their thin beards, though I have no idea how well it works. Couldn't hurt to give it a try...All in all, I find this piece of gear to be pretty danged good, for what it is,even with my silly phobia of needles. Now we'll see if the research I did on needling and how it can help with hair loss prove out to be true and not hooey.