this makes sense but i prefer the stamp because the roller makes the needles go in on an angle which causes micro tears as it comes out and you roll the roller also please remember guys all of these devices or at least the heads with the needles is disposable and must be thrown out after a few used depending on which one you’re using to avoid weakened needles bending
Look the bed of nail isn't something where We are purposely trying to penetrate ourselves into it but in terms of stamp we are purposely trying to puncture ourselves so to me it doesn't make much sense.... well thats my POV
Don't roll it use the roller like a stamp and ,tap lightly first and see under a light ,.if u see little moisture and not simply blood then that's the correct force applied,.now stamp all the way similarly, you won't break any hair ,...don't forget to clean and sanitize before and after using it,
My hair is starting to thin out especially on the front, like if I stand under a light or taking a selfie my front scalp is all visible. Does it really help to regrow hair?
Hey there! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on derma rollers. I totally get where you're coming from. When used incorrectly, they can indeed cause skin trauma. I've found that using a 1.5mm derma roller properly and with caution, it can actually promote healthy hair growth. Always make sure you're following safe practices to avoid any harm. 😊 Have you tried any other natural remedies? Let's keep the conversation going! 💬
@@ImaneBelle I'm a firm fan of the derma stamp. I think with a slight tilt you can alleviate the nail bed effect easily. I think both provide results. I would highly recommend looking up the videos of a derma stamp and roller being used on a banana and it shows the difference in how they affect the skin. Other natural remedies is really harder to say because so many things claim but I believe it's not studied enough as men (I'm a man) tend to want an answer to MPB but are so ashamed of it that they try to keep it under wraps. I believe Saw Palmetto and Biotin may help with growth but not new growth. Sadly topical applications are so hit or miss. Minoxidil 🤮made me flake up. I do think that as far as non invasive at home treatments go. Derma stamp shows the best results. The chance of scarification from the roller can actually cause less hair growth. Though I'm happy for whoever it works for. Loss of hair can really be harmful to one's sense of self and confidence.
this makes sense but i prefer the stamp because the roller makes the needles go in on an angle which causes micro tears as it comes out and you roll the roller also please remember guys all of these devices or at least the heads with the needles is disposable and must be thrown out after a few used depending on which one you’re using to avoid weakened needles bending
Do i have to buy the stamp again after every few months?
Your derma roller looks like an artifact that thanos is searching for 😮
Look the bed of nail isn't something where We are purposely trying to penetrate ourselves into it but in terms of stamp we are purposely trying to puncture ourselves so to me it doesn't make much sense.... well thats my POV
Please give tips on how to avoid getting hair stuck. I always get my hair stuck and its ripping out the very last strands I have
Same 🤣
@@Zefyause derma roller as a stamp.
Don't roll it use the roller like a stamp and ,tap lightly first and see under a light ,.if u see little moisture and not simply blood then that's the correct force applied,.now stamp all the way similarly, you won't break any hair ,...don't forget to clean and sanitize before and after using it,
Every time I use my microroller it hurts my scalp but now I do every other day.😊
Be careful, you're meant to let the scalp fully heal between uses. Using once a week is safer
My hair is starting to thin out especially on the front, like if I stand under a light or taking a selfie my front scalp is all visible. Does it really help to regrow hair?
So girlies what should I use as a beginner...Which one will be more effective and helpful...🤧🤧😩😩
definitely the stamp! check the rest of the comments for my full reply and more info !!
Nah, the DermaRoller causes so much trauma to the skin. Highly do not recommend.
Hey there! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on derma rollers. I totally get where you're coming from. When used incorrectly, they can indeed cause skin trauma. I've found that using a 1.5mm derma roller properly and with caution, it can actually promote healthy hair growth. Always make sure you're following safe practices to avoid any harm. 😊 Have you tried any other natural remedies? Let's keep the conversation going! 💬
@@ImaneBelle I'm a firm fan of the derma stamp. I think with a slight tilt you can alleviate the nail bed effect easily. I think both provide results. I would highly recommend looking up the videos of a derma stamp and roller being used on a banana and it shows the difference in how they affect the skin. Other natural remedies is really harder to say because so many things claim but I believe it's not studied enough as men (I'm a man) tend to want an answer to MPB but are so ashamed of it that they try to keep it under wraps. I believe Saw Palmetto and Biotin may help with growth but not new growth. Sadly topical applications are so hit or miss. Minoxidil 🤮made me flake up.
I do think that as far as non invasive at home treatments go. Derma stamp shows the best results. The chance of scarification from the roller can actually cause less hair growth. Though I'm happy for whoever it works for. Loss of hair can really be harmful to one's sense of self and confidence.
So derma roller is better?
Use a smaller stamp or a machine
Check out videos on stamp vs roller. The roller causes more damage and it also depends on which ones you get.