Beauty ORA Deluxe Microneedle Dermal Roller System 0.25mm - Bronze/Black (1 piece)

While the idea of hundreds of needles rolling over your face sounds scary, the ORA Bronze Deluxe Microneedle Dermal Roller System 0.25mm dissolves that fear. 540, 0.25-millimeter needles painlessly glide over your skin creating micro punctures that signal your skin to produce collagen and elastin. Fine lines, wrinkles, large pores and blemishes fade as the collagen boost plumps, smooths and resurfaces your skin. Ideal for uneven tone and texture, this hand-held device takes only minutes to significantly improve the look and feel of your skin.

Key Benefits:

• Helps reduce the appearance of scars from injury or acne, fine lines, wrinkles, stretch marks and other blemishes
• Helps smooth uneven skin texture and color and heavy pitted skin
• Helps increase the absorption and penetration of skin care within the skin by as much as 20 times, compared to applying skincare products by hand due to the needles aiding in opening micro-channels in the skin
• When used on the scalp, the roller helps stimulate and maintain hair within thinning and balding hair areas
• Extremely fine needles gently penetrate the skin just enough to stimulate collagen and elastin production, which helps to result in smoother, firmer, healthier, and younger-looking skin and reduce the signs of aging

Clinical Studies:

• Clinical studies have shown microneedle therapy to be as effective as cosmetic treatments such as laser resurfacing, dermabrasion, chemical peel, IPL, Fraxel and CO2 laser.

Tip: ORA recommends using a serum or cream after the needling treatment, as this will enhance the absorption of the skincare product. Some users use the cream or serum prior to the roller treatment. However, the use of creams or serums is not necessary with the rollers-meaning you can use the rollers on their own. The roller dramatically enhances the absorption of your skin care products when you follow up the treatment with your favorite serum or cream.

Learn more on the blog: Roll Back the Clock: What These Face Rollers Really Do for Your Skin