I also started using Derma Wand. When do you use Derma Roller , before or after the wand ?
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Hello, we don't recommend using the derma wand and derma roller at the same time. I would suggest alternating between the two on a weekly basis.
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Hello, Instructions are inside the package when you receive the derma roller, on the confirmation email and also at our website dermarollerqmd or search for QMD-Rollers where you will find many instructional videos and recommendations. Regards
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I used derma wand for almost 2 months. honestly can not say I saw any change. it was a big waste of money...
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I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the... » Read More I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. « Show Less
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I use the moisturizer first and then put on the Pond's Clarant B3 dark spot. But this is my preference. Perhaps it does not make any difference which one you put on first. I like to use both.
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I just recently purchased the Derma Roller. Included was a very thorough and helpful instructions and any questions could be redirected to Jen Becht. She recommends to be used once a week. I have been using it twice a week with no side effects. For me it is too early to tell. I have had issues for many years with deep brown melasma spots. So far the Derma roller along with the Vitamin C serum does seem to help with the lighter melasma that does not respond to IPL. I do like both products and am hoping for continued improvement over the next few months.
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I use it before my sunscreen. I put the retinol on, I massage it into my face, let it "set" for a while and then I use sunscreen. I hope this helps!
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I've actually never used the hair comb but I would assume just like the facial wands you should start low and get a feel for how your skin reacts and adjust to your own needs. It should stimulate not feel like it stings (as the uber high setting does on my skin).
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hi Jamie, you can use this before and after. Its a great moisturizer for your skin
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to get used to the roller I would start off with the .5 then the 1.0 isn't so bad, also the 1.0 gets the best results fastest but is a little too long for the forehead and neck area, at least that is what I think from my own experience. The 1.5 is great for deep holes on the face and thigh area, 1.0 is good for stomach such as stretch marks. Definitely use a numbing cream if you are going to use the 1.0 and higher. I don't have to use the numbing cream anymore I am used to the needles now. I have found the stamp works great on ice pick acne scars. Tea tree oil works great on healing the scars fast but it stinks you would want to dilute it first but make sure you don't use it the first 2 days so it doesn't stink. Also acne or any scar if you stamp or roll really good then wait at least 6 months to redo them give them plenty time to heal. Hope this helps.
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I've used a few kinds of creams and surems but nothing special I use only with the wand. I don't have any that I would call out as being superior over others. I tend to have sensitive skin so all my products are skewed in that direction. What I have found is that the products seem to work better after I apply the wand with them. I'm thinking it helps them be absorbed better. But maybe that is just that I'm using the products more consistently than usual since I started using the wand, which I will admit, I'm bad about following a real 'skin care regimen' every single day. I will sometimes use the wand without any products at all on bare skin too. I've used a few kinds of creams and surems but nothing special I use only with the wand. I don't have any that I would call out as being superior over others. I tend to have sensitive skin so all my products are skewed in that direction. What I have found is that the products seem to work better after I apply the wand with them. I'm thinking it helps them be absorbed better. But maybe that is just that I'm using the products more consistently than usual since I started using the wand, which I will admit, I'm bad about following a real 'skin care regimen' every single day. I will sometimes... » Read More I've used a few kinds of creams and surems but nothing special I use only with the wand. I don't have any that I would call out as being superior over others. I tend to have sensitive skin so all my products are skewed in that direction. What I have found is that the products seem to work better after I apply the wand with them. I'm thinking it helps them be absorbed better. But maybe that is just that I'm using the products more consistently than usual since I started using the wand, which I will admit, I'm bad about following a real 'skin care regimen' every single day. I will sometimes use the wand without any products at all on bare skin too. « Show Less
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You may need some numbing cream, if you don't like the discomfort produced by the needling procedure. You place it on your face 45 minutes before applying the dermaroller, and after you are completely clean, you start your dermarolling. YOu apply other moisturizing, nutritive, etc, creams, after the procedure.
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I purchased the 1mm derma roller and used it once so far on my face. I was wondering if anyone had a problem with hyperpigmentation after rolling? I saw two spots on my nose the next day that werent there before. I didnt use sunscreen though! anyway, I really want to continue use but afraid to use it again due to this issue. could it be that I have light olive skin or because I didnt use suncreen?
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I use the standard 1 inch wand. You have to be careful using the shortest layers of the hair, you'll probably only be able to wrap your hair around it once, but just don't burn yourself. However, the for the top layers of hair it's perfect. My hair is shoulder length, but I used the wand when my hair feel below my bra strap.
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Mainly before your hair is dry. Once in awhile I will use a small amount on dry hair when my curls droop.
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I use the Derma Wand 5 to 10 minutes in the morning and at night before bed. My skin seems firmer and smoother as time goes by. So, I would say that the longer you use it, the longer it stays lifted.
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I use the roller only on a clean face. I apply any serums after. The reason: I don't want the serum on my roller. I am not a trained medical professional, and someone else may have a better idea for keeping the roller disinfected. I clean my roller with alcohol before and after each use. I allow it to dry completely before use. I store it in the plastic case in a cabinet to cut down on any other contaniments.