Micro-needle Roller
There is no other way to initiate Embryonic Collagen like micro-injuring your skin. When rolling these tiny needles over the top layer of your skin (at night time only and a maximum of 2 times per week) your brain tells the body to create collagen to "heal". The small punctures will close shortly after, getting all the results from the injury without compromising the top layer of the skin (the Stratum Corneum). However, it takes 5 months of gestation to create this collagen but results are then seen thereafter. Not over night results, but sustainable ones. It is important that these rollers come from reliable sources where countries have governing entities to monitor the adhesives used to hold needles in place.
There is no other way to initiate Embryonic Collagen like micro-injuring your skin. When rolling these tiny needles over the top layer of your skin (at night time only and a maximum of 2 times per week) your brain tells the body to create collagen to "heal". The small punctures will close shortly after, getting all the results from the injury without compromising the top layer of the skin (the Stratum Corneum). However, it takes 5 months of gestation to create this collagen but results are then seen thereafter. Not over night results, but sustainable ones. It is important that these rollers come from reliable sources where countries have governing entities to monitor the adhesives used to hold needles in place.
There is no other way to initiate Embryonic Collagen like micro-injuring your skin. When rolling these tiny needles over the top layer of your skin (at night time only and a maximum of 2 times per week) your brain tells the body to create collagen to "heal". The small punctures will close shortly after, getting all the results from the injury without compromising the top layer of the skin (the Stratum Corneum). However, it takes 5 months of gestation to create this collagen but results are then seen thereafter. Not over night results, but sustainable ones. It is important that these rollers come from reliable sources where countries have governing entities to monitor the adhesives used to hold needles in place.
