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[ironfistx]

http://www.minsbeaut...n-forehead.html

 

Some woman says she got rid of her glabella lines with the normal kind rather than buying one.

 

 

 

So, I decided to have a go, but with a needle.

 

All you need is an ordinary sharp sewing needle and a sterilising solution. Make sure the treatment area is free from make-up and clean. Sterilise the skin and the needle, then gently puncture the wrinkles multiple times. You don't need to go deep as this would sound scary and might have some unexpected consequences. It's worth applying a serum and a moisturiser after the procedure. Skin is particularly permeable after needling, therefore, if there is any goodness in your skin care products then this is the time when your skin will absorb the most of it. Make sure you do the treatment before going to bed as the needling will make the treated area temporarily red. Wear sun cream with high SPF the next day.

 

 

She has vids on youtube,

 

 

 

 

Edited by ironfistx, 30 June 2016 - 04:35 PM.

[aconita]

A needle is a needle.

 

Sure it would work but it would take more time and effort than with a dermastamp which cost close to nothing but has multiple needles, also the dermastamp can be purchased of the right needle length (1-1.5mm) for a much easier use.

 

I use the dermagun cartridges too which comes in different shapes and needle numbers for accurate spot treatments, those cost almost nothing (from China).