A friend of mine recently purchased a 2 inch roller to use over her body.
I saw a video on you tube and it looked rather painful, the lady was working the roller back and forth in each direction until the area became red raw.
The roller has a micro-medical skin-needling, a procedure that stimulates the skin to regenerate and repair itself.
Apparently, it can improve the appearance of, acne scars, aged and sun damaged skin, facial and décolleté lines and wrinkles, stretch marks and also cellulite.
I suspect this is the home equivalent of consumer at-home laser hair removal devices. They are watered down versions of the tech that people can use at home without damaging themselves and suing the company. The real stuff, costs money and needs to be used by a trained professional.
Uh, I said it's likely to be the equivalent of home ipl/laser devices (which don't work).
I know what dermaroller is, which is why I'm saying I doubt you are going to get the same results you would get if you have it done at a clinic where they apply topical anaesthetic first and many of the puncture marks bleed. Most people find they can't go out for a few days afterwards if they have their face done.
The girl I watched did it for over 10 minutes, I was like (o.O)
And neeeeeveeeeeeeeeer runs away and hides you evil evil woman
Unless by guniea pig you mean I’m the cutest thing you’ve ever come across and you intend to make me your wife, 'cause I will rake a thousand needles in me face for youu <3
LOL jk ,hell nawwww woman, you 'aint even that fine.
