0.25mm Replaceable Head Dermaroller (Eco-Friendly)

Don't let having zero experience or sensitive skin stop you from restoring your skin's natural glow! Now, with the use of 192 real individual needles® dermaroller with replaceable heads, it's more sustainable! Boost collagen production, enhance the absorption of active ingredients by 80%, and target signs of aging—all while reducing plastic waste and contributing to environmental preservation.

With consistent use, it may improve these concerns:
Acne Scars, Wrinkles and Fine Lines, Volume Loss, Rosacea and Discoloration, Uneven Texture, Big Pores, and Hair Loss.

Warning: This is the only recommended size for the eye area; it is not intended for use on the eyelids.

HOW TO USE

This dermaroller’s head is replaceable and can be swapped with a 0.25mm, 0.5mm, 0.75mm, or 1.0mm replacement head (192 Real Individual Needles®).

Recommended Usage: Twice a Week*
Before using the dermaroller, please scan the QR code on the postcard that comes with your order to learn How To Use The Dermaroller at home.

Step 1
Cleanse the dermaroller and skin with Natural Foam Cleanser.

Step 2
Roll and Lift the Dermaroller 4-5 times in each area with even and light pressure. Follow the recommended usage below:

Beginners: Use the dermaroller for a maximum of 3 minutes on the entire face, including the neck.
Advanced: Use the dermaroller for 5–8 minutes on the entire face, including the neck. Do not exceed 10 minutes.

Step 3
Apply any Gin Amber Beauty's Toxic-Free® serums and/or creams (except Retinol), starting with the lightest consistency to the thickest.

*Everyone's skin is unique. Use your dermaroller with caution, monitor your skin's reaction, and adjust usage accordingly. Do not exceed recommended use and follow aftercare guidelines. For best results, it is highly recommended to replace the head after every 10 uses to keep it effective. Needles can get duller with each use.

Do not use the dermaroller if you have:
Fungal Skin Infection, Psoriasis, Keratosis, Skin Cancer, Raised or Suspicious Moles/Warts, Open Wounds, and/or Cystic Acne.

For more information, view
Frequently Asked Questions .