Derma roller tool for the skin from Stella size 1.00

This is a new technique for treating skin problems, consisting of a handpiece with a wheel, and the wheel has very fine needles, and each tool has a size according to the skin problem: Its working idea: Simple pricking using it activates blood circulation and improves collagen production. **Benefits:** Stimulates collagen production Improves skin elasticity Reduces and stabilizes pore size Smooths acne scars Reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and dark circles Safe for all skin types Rapid skin repair **Best methods for use:** Carefully wash the hands and the area to be treated. Wipe the skin and hands with an antibacterial gel (skip this step if using a 0.5mm needle). If using a specialized cream, follow the manufacturer's instructions for use. It is preferable to remove any traces of the cream completely before use. Rinse the derma roller under hot water for a few seconds. Apply skincare products if used. Pull the skin tightly with your other hand, and roll the roller forward and backward over the area to be treated. Approximately 8-10 times in each direction: vertically, horizontally, and diagonally (rolling forward and backward counts as two). Apply enough pressure for the needles to penetrate the skin fully. Lift the derma roller slightly after each roll — this will, God willing, ensure the needles penetrate the small new skin channels instead of repeatedly going over the same path. Wash the area with natural soap (I recommend African dry soap), and it can be moisturized with suitable cosmetic butter after 4 hours of use. There may be some superficial bleeding immediately after use, but it will be superficial and will disappear. As the skin reddens, this is normal and will fade after a few hours. Wait at least six hours before applying makeup or scented products to the treated area. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight for at least 24 hours after treatment.