Andy Hnilo explains how at-home derma rolling with titanium microneedles creates tiny tears that trigger collagen production and let skincare ingredients penetrate deeper. Stick to 1 mm needles at home, roll once or twice weekly, then use a clay mask and red-light therapy to finish.
The derma roller, right? So we're using titanium needles. It just opens up pathways to allow for the ingredients to sink in a little bit further past the epidermis, and then also creates these tiny little micro tears that signal to your brain to repair itself, getting the collagen layer over time. It's not that invasive. We sell up 1mm tops. If you go into professional estheticians, I think they can go up to 1.5 to 2.5, so it gets in a little bit further. Yeah, it's my favorite way just to maintain, and you do that once or twice a week, put on a clay mask, create that circulation, just get those stagnant capillaries going, and it's just a form of gravity to me too. And then following with that red light just keeps the skin nice and spongy, but naturally.
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