*Results vary. Individual outcomes depend on hair loss type, severity, and consistency of use.
Everything you need to know. Before you commit.
How does the Scalp Roller work?
The Scalp Roller works by creating tiny, controlled micro-injuries on the scalp. This process triggeras the body's natural healing response, stimulating the production of growth factors such as collagen and protein, essential for healthy hair growth.
Is using the Scalp Roller painful?
Most users report a tingling sensation rather than pain when using the Scalp Roller. The needles are designed to be minimally invasive, ensuring a comfortable experience while effectively stimulating the scalp.
How often should I use the Scalp Roller?
For best results, we recommend using the Scalp Roller once per week. This frequency allows your scalp to initiate the healing process and produce growth factors without causing excessive irritation.
Can the Scalp Roller be used on sensitive skin?
Yes, the Scalp Roller can be used on sensitive skin. However, if you have concerns or skin conditions, we recommend consulting with a dermatologist before use to ensure it's suitable for your skin type.
How do I clean the Scalp Roller?
After each use, spray the roller thoroughly with the included sanitizer and let it air dry. Store in a clean, dry place. Avoid rinsing with water to prevent rust or dulling of the needles.
Detailed Review:
I was disappointed with this derma roller. The surface is covered with a silicone-like layer that tends to catch and pull on hair, making the experience uncomfortable and even causing some hair breakage. A smoother, softer material would have made it much more user-friendly. Unfortunately, I couldn’t continue using it due to this design flaw
I see the biggest difference among all the products I used from this company is the scalp roller. There are actual real results. It has stimulated some hair to grow. Definitely a product I will return to.
I think this derma roller has been made wider so that it covers more area but instead it makes the hair snap when rolling in a different direction. The smaller derma roller didn’t have this issue