Much better than a manual roller!
Love this electric microneedle.  It allows even application all over your face with a sanitized needle.<br /><br />I have used a manual roller on my skin for several years, as I am pro dermaroller (I strongly believe there are the extremes on both sides.  My past experiences, both in and out of a salon (I had electric roller in salons) - I disregarded the instructions which looked bad (and other reviews have also affirmed).<br /><br />I used on dry, alcohol sanitized skin, and followed with a serum.  It did hurt a bit, but I also abide by the “no pain no gain.”  My face was a little swollen for about 24 hours, and then slightly red for a few days but other than that, no noticeable difference.  I did not use makeup the entire day and I would recommend waiting until the next day, regardless of whether you do it in the evening or morning - just let your skin sit by itself.<br /><br />Pros to this type of treatment - sanitized, one use roller, quick, depth is consistent.  It comes with it several needles if you wanted to share your machine with a family member, but I do not and I just change the needle each time I use<br /><br />Due to my consistent use of a dermaroller, I don’t expect any mind blowing results as the results take time and consistency to use - much of which I’m already getting.  However, I will definitely continue use.  My goal is once a month (allows my skin time to heal between treatments), although I don’t always make that goal.<br /><br />I have normal to dry, slightly acne prone skin.  I am a white female prone to melasma and hyperpigmentation.
Rating: 5 stars