DERMA ROLLING 101

[@yazc1694]

“Stay in touch with your skin” girl my acne keeps in touch with me

[@iashrai]

ahaha

[@totoitutucoco]

There's something definitely wrong with your diet then. I had acne problem too. Probably bcz my guts are not clear. So I recently started eating more fibre. Rice and more veggies. But what actually made bigger difference was I also started eating a spoonfull fennel seeds after every meal (or any other time I want) followed with lukewarm/hot water My skin is much clearer now. You can also take unsweetened curd. Probiotics with fibre will clear your skin. Just try it

[@columbashomosexuality7738]

@@totoitutucoco hey, I know you are trying to help, but is really annoying to go and assume things just based on the person skin. I have (or rather had) several acne for many years, but it was never fault of my eating habits or my lifestyle, since I'm a sport woman, and was neither my hormones. So please stop trying to tell people what to do without being asked for it, specially with something as strange and variable as acne, you could make it worse.

[@awkblkgirll]

@@columbashomosexuality7738 all they did was give a suggestion and their results from doing so. I am pretty sure the person has a mind of their own and wouldn't take pressure from a comment on the internet so nobody is "forcing" anyone to do anything. there's nothing wrong with their comment and extra advice can always be useful :)

[@columbashomosexuality7738]

@@awkblkgirll I get it, I said it in my last comment too, that they were trying to help. But the thing is this: people with acne heard or read this kinda things EVERYDAY, all day long people go assuming that it's their fault having acne, that is their food, their lifestyle, the supposed lack of hygiene for god's sake. And almost always is never like that, and just make you felt like shit, because you already are not eating foods you really like, do sports or try to get less stressed, wash your face with like 6 different products to make sure is clean, and someone comes and say: hey, it's your fault, you are doing it wrong. They try to help (even tough nobody asked them to talk), but in reality they are making it worse, they're are assuming thing that make you feel really bad. And that's why they should stop, the intention is good, but the things they say aren't, acne normally has nothing to do with things you can control (I'm talking about real acne here, not pimples). Pd: I'm not trying to be rude, sorry if it come out like that in this or the last comment, but it is really frustrating, like telling a balding guy they are losing hair because of their food, when it nearly always is genetic.

[@hiccup363]

I love how when you talk I can hear you smiling 😄

[@paolapai]

@Jym E. Changa what?

[@bug4955]

ahh yes ☺️

[@shreya446]

true haha

[@sarahfromtheneverland9001]

Makes me happy too ❤

[@gracedacosta6350]

THIS IS ALWAYS THE TOP COMMENT Look on every vid I swear!

[@IshanAli]

If I had skin that clear and smooth. I wouldn’t know how to act

[@---vh9ez]

Ishan Ali YOURE EVERYWHERE DUDE STOP TRYNNA GET SOME CLOUT

[@alejis1226]

HAHA SAME

[@elenaradovanic3926]

same boy samee

[@tamsir6019]

Honestly how r u everywhere

[@user-fu2wn5vl9r]

I'm dead😂😂everyone's always replying to his comments with "why u everywhere"

[@MorticiaAttoms]

Alex always makes me want to treat myself better!

[@ninjabreadgirl]

Same... and then I get lazy again after the video!!

[@lorigleason7950]

Would LOVE to see a stretch mark video with this tool. Thank you for sharing today’s vid. I have been checking into this

[@KAITOandAKAITOshion]

Lori Gleason yes that would be so good!

[@MorticiaAttoms]

Yesssss!! My stretch marks from pregnancy legitimately looks like tree roots. Lol

[@nathaliejuarez2200]

Yes please! That would be so awesome! Stretch marks vid plz!

[@ac7485]

Yes!

[@pf1038]

Yes! Please!

[@Haddy29]

She reminds me of Jessica on 13 Reasons Why

[@yuchensinging]

No andno omg same they have literally identical voices !

[@savannahmaria21]

Me too me too!! Even the facial features

[@jenk6895]

I KNEW she looked familiar somehow!!! Yes!

[@k.hebert]

I was literally JUST thinking this and was about to comment until I saw yours! LOL. I feel like it's only when she's not wearing makeup, though.

[@sa.ca5557]

Exactly. Same voice and similar face

[@ashdoubleelol]

I think it would be great to see a more intense version, especially with stretch marks. I appreciate that you're never shy about discussing the more realistic side to achieving results with beauty and skincare. Your pragmatic approach has been so helpful in me making decisions about my own routine. Thanks for all your hard work!

[@Mykidsaresmarterthanyours]

@@zompie5724 ... i just watched the same vid... 2 days ago... It's crazy

[@mimifangs]

with the derma roller you're only meant to do each stroke once and then lift the roller off your face after each stroke!! This is SUPER important because you may not even realise it but when you're moving up and down without lifting it, it's creating small scratches as you're not going in a perfectly straight line up and down, and this is just going to irritate your skin unnecessarily.

[@subblonde3101]

yeah when she said to go back and forth a bunch of times over the same spot, I was like ooooo no no no.

[@janinedear-barlow]

Are you a meant to do the same spot more than once?

[@eventplanner461]

@@janinedear-barlow you can if you want but make sure you raise the roller after each stroke.

[@randomhuman3064]

I didn't know that :o really? The packaging of my dermaroller says it's okay..

[@daiziemaningding5640]

Mariam Haq Thanks! Cuz I honestly just realized this 😭 I’ve been doing it the wrong way and now I have some tiny scratches on my face that at first I didn’t really know where they came from 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@veliciahiley7652]

It really works, but you start out with smaller needles and make sure you clean it properly. My results were clearer skin, plumper skin.

[@JabeenSarang]

DreamAngel123 PFW in how much time?

[@nunpho]

@heynowhey noooooooooooooo, don't use it every day, your skin would never heal

[@annabellz1354]

Jo 🎃 how many times do you use it every week?

[@nunpho]

@@annabellz1354 I don't recommend doing this yourself, get a professional to do it once a month. If you want to do it yourself then just use the smallest size once a fortnight at first, depending on your skin you might be able to do it once a week. Make sure you do plenty research, some dermatologists have videos about it.

[@imspangies]

heynowhey I do it once a week on the smallest derma roller I think mine is .5 my best advice is to use that day as your facial day also don't forget your neck and maybe chest as alot of us get sun damage since we forget to put sun screen and lotion n such on our chest. after I do the derma rolling on my face I put a sheet mask on and chill for 30 min and put what's left in the pack on my neck and chest.

[@makeupwannabe6]

Seriously love how honest you are about the products it’s amazing to finally hear someone say they actually don’t like a product that everyone is raging about, definitely refreshing!

[@songhee_c]

Much like your other videos, this was so informative. Thank you Alexandra!!

[@mrs.benbarns1883]

:((( this video unfortunately is very misinformed. there are so many reasons this should never be done at home. 1. these needles aren't surgical grade, so just after a few uses they will dull out and be useless and harmful to your skin texture. 2. its so ironic we use these to get rid of texture but using these at home with your untrained hand can create more texture especially if the derma roller is lower priced and has been used a few times. 3. if the blade is long enough to get anything done you're mostly not going to use it properly and end up creating damage instead of reversing it. and if the the blades are small enough to not do serious damage you're most likely wasting your coin. 4. (most important) germs! as you could see she halfway dipped the tool in rubbing alcohol for a short period of time there are still germs all over the bottom of that that will quickly crawl back up to the top of the handle and into her skin. this is a device that is very hard to properly 100% clean. that's why when you go into clinics to get this done the women are always using them like surgical tools (cause they are) and are wearing gloves. always remember that just because a few trustworthy people on the internet have positive things to say about a device like this doesn't make it sound or safe. she's a very lovely girl but she should have advised a dermatologist before doing this.

[@etherealelf]

Thank you! This comment is so important!

[@rainbowpotato453]

Great advice!

[@ree9472]

Hi! Is microneedling not really good for keloid scars?

[@pousaligiri5787]

@@ree9472 no absolutely not.. Because any sort of cut or puncture in your skin can lead a keloid their. .. It's not safe!!

[@moontears3887]

It's safe if you replace the dermaroller after you use it 10-15 times if it's made with titanium. Stainless steel ones are more sanitary and last more, those are the ones professionals use.

[@annika4989]

Never EVER roll your derma roller backwards AND forwards! That’s what creates tears in your skin. One direction only!

[@michelbruns]

Annika Ludwig That won’t make a difference

[@soulschizm4427]

From what I was told it was up and down 10 times side to side 10 times and diagonal 10 times *diagonal both ways* over each area of the face. So I'm not sure where you got the never roll it forwards and backwards.

[@brandywalkenten9085]

This is why I haven’t done it yet. Too much conflicting info.

[@san9533]

Brandy Walkenten On the same boat

[@soulschizm4427]

@@san9533 Watch this video and start about 14min 25sec into the video and he talks about derma rolling, very informative. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqfHkn-eatCDl8U

[@deebee9120]

Honestly you are like the big sister I never had teaching me how to be a girl! Thank you so much for posting this kind of stuff, it's such so valuable!

[@Liongang25]

I’m goimg through a breakup and am going through a serious depression. Can you make a video on how to move forward? I feel lost and so depressed that’s its affecting me going to work.

[@aristar9902]

Andrea Lopez ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ stay strong

[@silviad.5777]

Hey girl! I highly recommend you watch law of atraction videos here on youtube, stay strong Andrea you will be better 😘

[@brittanyruiz9554]

Andrea Lopez I am too!! But stay strong don’t give up!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@midhatkhan6166]

Trust God. You will look back and realize it was the best decision for you even if it feels like life has no meaning anymore or whatever. Take this time to love yourself and then someone worthy of your love and time will automatically come in your life. Don’t fall into this trap of depression. Nobody is more important then you...yourself first and you will see once you learn to love yourself you will know exactly what you want and how to get it.

[@nihilisticbarbie]

Don't attach your self worth to the breakup or any future relationships.

[@iriiri7487]

Soothing products? **slaps 2 tons of Aloe Vera on **

[@HattieMaeandButch]

That's what I just did!

[@vixenv80]

Finally a simple, straight to the point video about micro needling! I've been searching and this finally came on my radar. Thank you, love!

[@isabellavivas7327]

You’ve helped me so much, honestly after watching your i have learned to love myself. I have anxiety and my mind is constantly racing, and you have helped me calm down. Thank you.

[@xxgamergirlxx7917]

I'm so glad you're back,we've missed you so much *thousand heart eye emojis*

[@PrettyKittyVee]

Can I just say, I love how this video is made! You can hear your voice and it’s not drowned by some obnoxious music. Thanks for that.

[@---vh9ez]

SO GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK! A QUEEN.♥️

[@spontaneoussahar]

Alexandra wayy back when she was going through all her acne gave my high school self life knowing that someone could be so beautiful but be dealing with the same skin problems as I was. Seeing your skin now, omg so happy for you and for all you skin dedication! No one else on youtube do I trust with skincare, specifically us who have dealt with the woes of acne

[@cathygadde17cg]

Your voice sounds very similar to AndreasChoice

[@scorpianna420]

cathy17 Yes it does. They almost look the same too. A little.

[@takiraneshon]

cathy17 I came to the comments just to see if I was the only one who thought that

[@Santiago-ue7gq]

TaKira NeShon me too 😂

[@EmpressLilith222]

cathy17 i thought they were the same st first :) I kept thinking wait she went from red hair to dark hair to red again and I can’t keep up! Lol

[@DelphiYouSay]

I thought she WAS andreaschoice :p

[@elizabethanncollins5827]

Wow you covered EVERYTHING!! I just watched several videos (some with plastic surgeons and others with Estheticians) and it took them up to 3 times the video length to cover what you did in less than 8. I really appreciate that you showed your hands on formation, stressed the importance of cleanliness (both with the tools and on the skin). You answered ALL my questions. Thank you for taking the time.

[@dais6155]

2:20 They look so calm like “Oh, nothing out of the norm. Just bleeding from everywhere on my face, you know, the usual.”

[@nagahrady1775]

people try A LOT 's of methods to look perfect and here I am washing my face with a soap bar and feeling like a beauty guru lol

[@dais6155]

J A N A 🤣honestly same

[@rashidulshaikh1235]

@@nagahrady1775 believe in your sauce jana 😂

[@jessicadiament364]

honestly i know i’m never going to attempt this but your videos are just so addicting, your voice is so soothing and i like learning about things

[@adeebamoam9891]

SHE'S BACK SHE'S BACK we are saved haha love you 💕

[@eduardobaeza5947]

Many dermatologist and esthetician’s are extremely against derma rolling as 1) it’s impossible to completely sterilize the needles 2) uneven pressure can cause patchiness and extensive damage without noticing it 3) many products where designed to absorbe in your skin to a certain degree your skin is not designed to cope with the extra absorption after puncturing=irritation and long term sensitization. (She even used a cotton round which can be stuck in one of her puncture and cause more damage) 4) the needles can be easily bend (especially when she rub the tool with her finger). 5) the needle length is not regulated and the length that is sold can not penetrate enough to do clinical results. Again, no reputable dermatologist or esthetician would recommend this and are highly against at home micro-needling. Do some more research from licensed doctors before starting a new skin product instead of these “influencer”. Micro needling is beneficial when done properly in a sterile environment.

[@hotpink3230]

😴😴😴😴😴

[@ohyesitsyouagain]

Not everyone has hundreds of dollars to throw at a dermatologist every month. Let people have some hope in a home product!

[@eduardobaeza5947]

@@ohyesitsyouagain no, dont use it at all. it not necessary and its not the same. You WILL cause more damage then if you just didnt use it

[@martamaria6714]

BS, I do it for years at home and its very beneficial

[@eduardobaeza5947]

@@martamaria6714 anecdotal evidence is not valid. i’m not stating MY opinion rather the opinion from DOCTORS and DERMATOLOGIST. sorry hun

[@RayRay-wq8sd]

I freakin LOVE how informative you are with ALL of your videos! You’re truly AMAZING❤️LOVE LOVE LOVE the way you edit your videos as well👏🏼have been here since day one girl❤️

[@ohitsme8444]

RayRay20 YAS ❤️ She’s so thorough so you don’t have to google anything after! Love ittt

[@Pixeliarmus]

I don't always like "girly" stuff and don't watch that many makeup- skincare channels usually. But your videos are so informative and simple and on point! Love your channel!

[@singingmyblue8000]

Glad to know you're doing fine, beautiful! You're such a strong young lady. I wish you would help me with a hair removal issue.. the hair on the hand's fingers, the pores seem to be always visible as if there's a lot of hair there, and it just make me super uncomfortable although my fingers and nails are really cute. Any tips for that? What's the best way to remove hand-hair in your opinion..?

[@4yer4]

im not alex but she s mentioned preferring to wax hair off on her underams for this reason- so that her follicles don't show up dark like w shaving. she's also used hard wax on her fingers n hands in a video before :) i personally currently just shave but am considering waxing soon too :)

[@singingmyblue8000]

Ayera Thank you so much! Makes sense. Guess we do the same thing, I too shave and I hate it but I don't know to wax and can't always afford it. Shall learn it soon, though. Hope it goes well with you, too. Thank you 💙

[@4yer4]

@@singingmyblue8000 thank you! best wishes back at you aha and np!

[@Tanja.94]

You guys should try making your own sugar wax, it's super simple and affordable! Don't know if it's good enough for waxing hair on the hands, might not be as easy since the hairs can be more fine there. But at least worth making a small amount to try out maybe? 😊

[@Tanja.94]

Another affordable option it threading!

[@xlisaxo]

This has been the most helpful video! Keep coming back to it

[@kimmie8042]

She’s back😍💓 YESS❤️

[@ajdazagar5398]

Man i wish i had that much energy and dedication to go through these routines myself...

[@thequeerbee2026]

Omg same here

[@andreakohn5437]

Never clicked so fast. You posted!!!

[@akanaistyping]

you honestly have the most helpful videos in this community! i love watching your videos. i learn SO MUCH.

[@abbielindell]

I would love the stretch mark one ♥️♥️ I’m happy you took the break you needed!

[@MISSIONCAT11]

OUTSTANDING video, especially the references you show about needle size etc I would use 12% hydrogen peroxide and not alcohol. alcohol is drying and may be toxic. peroxide may be mixed with glycerin creating a skin lotion that is sanitizing and a powerful hydrator. in Europe, they call glycerin the non-surgical facelift. for acne, use castor oil at bedtime to prevent the acne, once every 3 days. for existing pimples, carefully roll on 12% peroxide with a Q-Tip. NEVER rub or scrub or scratch pimples ! That red pimple is actually your original skin cells which you need to keep for when the infection is defeated. scratching pimples destroys the original skin cells and will cause a depression or scar tissue. when healing begins, gently roll on liposomal vitamin C constantly to the pimple and the original skin will reappear with no scars or depressions. I treated nose infection with liposomal C and the original skin and pores came back.

[@chiakinanami1118]

"That will be a body care video, it will be intense, there will be blood, BUT IT'LL BE LOTS OF FUN!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Edit: THANK YOU SO MUH FOR 500+ LIKE! I don't usually get this many 😘😘 Edit 2.0: OMG 900!!!!

[@gabygaray7304]

Dead lol

[@coolswagalishacoolepicjell1972]

🕺🏽💃🏽💃🏽✌️🕺🏽🕺🏽💃🏽

[@dannohumph]

Sorry, but Simple is not cruelty-free, but a great foamy cleanser is Paula's Choice Hydralight Foaming Cleanser. It's Leaping Bunny certified and therefore cruelty free.

[@nunpho]

That doesn't mean it isn't cruelty free, it just means that they haven't paid to get a leaping bunny certification

[@Sweetxcream]

Danielle Domenique she’s no longer cruelty free and vegan. She’s been using things like Mac. She also said she had dairy.

[@lemonpotato5267]

🦇Jo🦇 yes but they are not cruelty free, I looked it up on google multiple times and there are many sources that say simple is not cruelty free unfortunately :(

[@MamaPout]

It’s not that serious.

[@wnterbird2976]

Mama Pout don’t speak for everyone, please.

[@ssfhu.1472]

Oh my god you are beautiful and I can’t even believe you’re a mom you’re AMAZINGGGG absolute idollll❤️ OMDDDD SHE PINNED IT OMLLL I LOVE YOU ANDREAA😭❤️❤️❤️

[@yikeskeiran9740]

your skin is LITERALLY perfect

[@ChandelierPG]

Yes I want to see the body roller!! I have such awful stretch marks from having my boy😩

[@brandontolisana3088]

I just came for derma roller tips. I stayed and subscribed for Alexandra.

[@Tahamul]

I usually end the video midway if it's too long, but I watch your videos all the way through because they are all so soothing. Love, from Pakistan x

[@flytrapx]

I love how your videos are so genuine and informative. Thank you so much for taking the time to enlighten us to all these tips, tricks, and hacks. I am so grateful for finding your channel awhile back!

[@LoreenMew]

Well girl, I hope you are inspired because I missed you and I'm THIRSTY FOR YOUR VIDEOS 😈

[@dreadfulwater]

I rarely comment on anything but I just want to say you are an absolute blessing for all things beauty related! You’re informative, uplifting, and your videos are quality. Thanks so much for everything, Alex!

[@user-og1et3iy3f]

You're the first youtuber that I subscribed to so you have a special place in my heart 😄 ly ♡

[@xXNoSeQuePonerXx]

You have no idea how much I love your videos 😍 you inspired me to start taking care of my skin, my curly hair, and just taking care of myself in general. Love you so much❤️

[@liss09678]

Omg I’ve actually been looking into this! And now you made the greatest video and I think it’s a sign from the universe lol TYSM!!

[@619alison619]

She is one of the best things to come out of KZbin

[@rabiyarizwannn7842]

Intense version plzzzzz

[@MsLachicaloca]

So glad you're back girl! Your videos are always so informative and actually helpful. Especially your jeans video. That one actually changed my life 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@nourhanebn69]

We missed you queen 💕💕💕💕😩

[@AlexandrasGirlyTalk]

I would say I missed making videos but it’s more of an itch that I’ve had to do more of the “what no one tells you” series ❤️☺️

[@CynsCorner]

I also saw a dermatologist say elsewhere that one shouldn't go back and forth with the roller.

[@lottiej742]

I really wanna do this cause my face NEEDS it, but I'm too scared

[@jenniedevereaux2696]

The roller doesn't hurt at all.

[@auzieaus]

OMG I LOVE THE EDITING, THE CAMERA QUALITY, EVERYTHING. NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE

[@GracefulBeautyWithSheri]

Wonderful video. I have dermarolled for many many years but I haven't tried the dermastamp yet. Definitiely going to get this. Thanks for sharing!

[@03_rahmatfadilahakbar43]

*Alexandra + John Maclean = perfection*

[@hannah_wommack]

Ugh first to comment 😍 LOVE YOUR VIDEOS GIRL, SO PRETTY AND RELAXING ❤️❤️❤️

[@grete6299]

I really like that she is honest about the products she used. Like if she likes something or not

[@worshipcatalyst1]

i just got a derma roller last week! thank you for this video! i appreciate all of your content!

[@ItsMeSyvi]

Texaslife43 where do you buy the Derma roller and for how much?

[@worshipcatalyst1]

It'sMeSyvi i ordered mine online. they vary in prices and needle size.

[@mikafrancene]

YES!!! i’ve been doing so much research on this & just bought one from amazon then see this-my fav youtuber providing info cant believe i just saw this!!!! always on point

[@sarahflores7795]

What happened to your asmr channel? Will u post on there soon?

[@VelvetKate]

LOVED this, this was amazing. Haven't seen a beauty channel be that honest with products and state of skin. Super informative too, thank you. I definitely would have come in unprepared!

[@Picaboo916]

2:22 Well I'm going to have nightmares about that 3.00mm needle.

[@alexandreaturcot8921]

Hey, new subscriber! I picked up the Sonia K microneedling roller with the .25, beginner needles on it. It is $10 @ my local Target. I have had terrible dry, irritated skin from the 😷 mask I have been wearing during long shifts at work, running around and sweating in them!I found your channel because I typed in the product to watch a video before attempting this. I have had microneedling done by my physical therapist on my lower back for my herniated disc's. But I am also cautious and want to educate myself before doing this. Your video was SO HELPFUL, THANKS!! I have some questions please 🙏 1. I use gentle cleansers like Micellar water by Garnier to remove makeup and/or Cetaphil face wash and a reusable makeup cloth. Sometimes i use my Ulta battery operated face cleaner with a soft head. Does this sound good for washing your face first? 2. What moisturizer and products did you use after the microneedling? I checked the description box but didn't see any products listed. 🤷‍♀️ Again, thank you for the tutorial!

[@candycastillo_18]

I always look forward to your videos....💚 I hope one day I can improve my editing skills lol gotta keep practising

[@sophiabyrne9786]

Wow you’re looking incredible, your hair looks amazing and you’re simply glowing ✨💛

[@himanibhawsar]

Sometimes I feel there are so much negativity in the people around! And they don't like taking any suggestions positively but trying to find a chance to attack people ''like u miss this and that point, you shouldn't have said this and that" Oh godd! -_- WHAT I BELIEVE Is that.. 10 different kinda suggestions can help in way and nothing is worng in suggesting people what they personally suffered and how she/he cured that problem! MAY BE it can help that particular person or the other person visiting the comment section in some way...Who knows! One extra suggestion.. Tried-Tested is nothing worng. It just add value to the checklist of the sufferer that "yes ..this can be the reason of my problem OR like no this point I have already checked upon and then seek other solutions!" AND Always people have their choice whether to follow or NOT to follow someone's suggestions. (Rest Please grow up and better we more Focus on supporting each other rather than attacking each other, YOU MAY surely add values to someone's suggestions that too in a very positive way😅) Positivity is good for mental and physical health 💫

[@CrisandraMarie]

Glad to see you're back! Could you do a video on brows? Like, natural brows, how to grow them, etc. Thank you!

[@TheSinaTown]

Very interesting video! I'm always kinda torn between heavier methods like this compared to what I see and hear from Asian methods. As far as I know e.g. Japanese women aren't fans of harsh damage to the skin, they even use extremely gentle exfoliators like the tatcha rice enzyme powder. And Western societies use rougher exfoliators. Microneedling sounds absolutely logical though for scarring healing.. Any thoughts anyone? ☺

[@ezodragon]

honestly doesnt it depend on skintype? if your facial skin seems really sensitive and soft u should be gentle with it. up it a notch if it doesn't do much. etc. i wouldnt jump straight to microblading, in any case tho

[@ciram9082]

There are several factors on stuff like diet, climate and genetics that play into several regions having different skin-care routines... But ultimately it boils down to what works for you.

[@lizzetteguzman2606]

You make me smile when I’m having the worst day❤️❤️!!

[@Sunlit57]

Thanks for the video. I have tons of mosquito bite scars on my legs and I'm wondering, Can I use this derma roller on the scars left on my legs? Would my scars disappear, and if yes, how often would you recommend for this to be done?

[@mousey1]

I’m curious about this too!

[@mollybeda4302]

I am facing the exact same struggle

[@baharmazreku]

Her videos are so nice bc she keeps it clean and simple 😍

[@ramonahegic1300]

I read an article about how dermarolling does work short-term, but also does make u age faster in the longterm, because your body uses up the maximum of the collagen that your body is able to make faster, by healing the self-inflicted skin damage. Not sure what to believe, but im a bit scared now to try it?

[@KillianGrenier13]

Look in red light therapy if you're worried about aging from dermarolling. Also, intense exercise and intermittent fasting helps with HGH which turns into collagen...

[@nyiasworld9454]

I just love so much I can tell when you do voice overs you are smiling I can just hear it and it makes me smile like your voice is therapeutic it’s very soothing

[@mailicope6623]

"Sunscreen... Always. All the time. Every day." 😂

[@jackiemunno8841]

I’m so happy you’re back because I’ve missed you and your videos so much! You seriously have no idea how often I check YT just to see if maybe you uploaded another video and I didn’t get the alert. With that said, I wish you uploaded more frequently. I know you ended your relationship not too long ago, but maybe it would help you out too by getting your mind off of it and doing what you love. Other KZbinrs upload twice a week and we’re lucky if we get one every two or three weeks...I just wish you uploaded more. I love you and I love your videos so much. We all love you. By the way, loved this video (as per usual) ♥️♥️

[@Miri-by4ii]

Idk if you say it in the video BUT BE CAREFUL IF YOUR SKIN EASILY CREATES SCAR TISSUE

[@lysse9580]

Welcome back ♥ hope you are much better! thank you always for the good content ♥

[@Tajrocks]

these types of rolls are actually more damaging that helpful... They actually rip the skin out at a 45 degree angle just creating more damage to your acne and skin. The pen works how ever. I would go to a professional so you dont mess up your face more ..

[@mrs.benbarns1883]

tajrocksable thank you! its so hard reading all these comments of people who have been motivated to go buy these tools and use them at home in hopes of having nice skin like this girl. i really hope this video hasn't lead to anyone damaging there skin with one of these rollers.

[@mayraflowers9888]

I’ve used a Derma roller and it definitely does work

[@bear_2690]

Yes please do. I have the worst stretch marks and I wanna know how I can help lesson the intensity of them or even get rid of them!!!

[@sophie-pr7gn]

1:00 Lol, I have eczema but I've always pronounced it "eck-sma" Idk, maybe it's a British thing

[@rozza5842]

Sophie Nowak yeah same i think it’s a british thing

[@AliceAlidazzle]

How come you have only 2.2M subscribers?? You deserve more subscribers than that. You videos are sooo complete. And your voice is so amazingg.

[@ragminka]

I always thought that simple wasn't cruelty free??

[@lemonpotato5267]

iamrag45 it’s not. Idk where she got that info from but unfortunately simple does test on animals so it’s not cruelty free :(

[@alysiamasino8166]

Yes for more intense derma rolling videos! Love this concept! 💖💖💖

[@Vianeyregina]

I wish i hadn't messed with my face in highschool. I had a little acne but would pick at it all the time. Now im in my 20s and i have no acne but i have scars!:\ I've been wanting to use the derma roller I have but I'm scared to mess up. Lol

[@jenniedevereaux2696]

It doesn't hurt get a derma roller

[@anaghavarma751]

Heyyooo. Just wanted to advise you NOT to do this at home. It can often irritate your skin more. I too had loads of acne and have pits and scars running across my face. But it’s super dangerous to do this at home. Yes, it’s cheaper but it can lead to more scarring. Always talk to your dermatologist before trying something new on your skin ! Take care ❤️

[@sararodriguez3452]

Your voice is so soothing! Omg my insomnia made me watch this and I have to be up in 4 hours 😖😖😖. But well worth it!

[@michiahnaylor7476]

You sound just like AndreasChoice I was so confused 😂

[@ana.luluiza1]

Michiah Naylor GIRL ME too! I had to double check the name

[@PigeoneerToy]

Yeeeeeeeeessssssssss!!! We wanna see the stretch mark dermarolling, please. Great video as always! ♥

[@FederalBureausOfInvestigation]

I bought one and my parents thought I was gonna dissect someone ಠ_ʖಠ

[@rueeeeeeeeee]

Youre back!!!!! Ive been coming back and forth to your channel, and finally!!!! I see ur beautiful face again. We have missed you!

[@lt1342]

This video is wrong and should be avoided! You are not a trained or qualified to give information regarding actual skin procedures. You should not use any needle past 0 .5 ml in length on your face .you can damage nerves and cause serious tears. You should also apply numbing cream before derma rolling and you should only use the device once! You cannot use the same device more than once for hygiene and safety . You should also not roll over the skin are that a couple times especially for first time use. Please stop giving people false and dangerous information that can have serious effects. I am a 2nd year training dermatologist and cringe when I see bloggers who have no idea what they're doing post this stuff. If people want to try DIY derma-rolling look to videos made by actual trained professionals or doctors!

[@SMnuggets]

Devon. Marie_ yea but cant you see how only using a 20-50 dollar device once wont be an option for people trying to up their skincare game at home. Usually the instructions say to disinfect and sterilize your device very well.

[@ninni2290]

Thank you for saying this, this definitely shouldn't be done at home 😩

[@brandi5730]

Devon. Marie_ so I should not buy one

[@brandi5730]

Devon. Marie_ also I use retin a is this dangerous combination?

[@m__6930]

thanks, you're a saver!!

[@kianaliu3205]

and That's Whyyyy I Loooooooove... Alexandra a Bunch !! but seriously i loved this. this might just be the thing i need for my cystic acne

[@DrAdnan]

Do you know if there’s scientific evidence for this?

[@subblonde3101]

It stimulates collagen production under the skin and is proven to increase chemical absorption up to 1000 times, skincare can be absorbed into more layers of skin not just sit on the top layer. I think you really see the most benefits from doing the more invasive procedure in office with the longer needles. There isn't a huge amount of data on it other than what I've just mentioned, its more results based.

[@The.Whoever]

I roll & stamp! I use a .5mm roller & a 1.0mm stamp. It's worked wonders for my PIH.

[@LindaThao]

Always heard of derma rolling, but who knows maybe I’ll finally do it 💖😂