Slayed Beauty® Derma Roller

SMALL TOOL. SERIOUS ROUTINE.

A derma roller works by creating tiny, controlled micro-channels across the surface of the skin.

Used carefully, this type of tool can help support the appearance of smoother texture and a fresher-looking complexion over time.

The key is restraint. More pressure, more passes or longer needles do not mean better results - they simply increase the risk of irritation and skin damage.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

• Supports smoother-looking skin texture. Designed to complement a consistent skincare routine.
• Helps create a more refined-looking complexion. Ideal for women focused on radiance, texture and overall skin appearance.
• Precision control. Choose from multiple needle lengths depending on your experience and intended use.
• Simple at-home ritual. A compact tool that fits easily into your beauty routine.
• Reusable and easy to store. Clean, dry and store carefully between uses.

CHOOSE YOUR NEEDLE LENGTH CAREFULLY

0.2mm–0.25mm
The most conservative options in this range and the most appropriate starting point for at-home facial use.

0.5mm
A more intensive option. Use only if you are experienced with derma rolling and your skin tolerates it well. Allow significantly more recovery time between sessions.

0.75mm–3.0mm
These longer needle lengths are not recommended for unsupervised at-home facial use. They may penetrate too deeply and carry a higher risk of bleeding, scarring, infection and pigmentation changes. We strongly recommend professional guidance for these lengths.

HOW TO USE

1. Start clean. Wash your hands, cleanse your face thoroughly and pat the skin completely dry.
2. Disinfect the roller. Soak the roller head in 70% isopropyl alcohol for 5–10 minutes, then allow it to air dry completely.
3. Keep skincare simple. Do not apply exfoliating acids, retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, strong vitamin C or fragranced products before rolling.
4. Use very light pressure. Roll gently over each area in straight passes. Do not repeatedly go over the same spot or press hard enough to cause significant pain or bleeding.
5. Avoid delicate areas. Do not use directly on eyelids, lips, broken skin, active spots, wounds or irritated areas.
6. Keep aftercare gentle. Follow with a simple fragrance-free hydrating serum or moisturiser if your skin tolerates it.
7. Protect your skin. Use broad-spectrum SPF 30–50 during the day, especially while the skin is recovering.
8. Clean again. Rinse, disinfect with 70% isopropyl alcohol, air dry completely and return the roller to its storage case.

AFTERCARE MATTERS.

Your skin may feel temporarily warm, tight or look slightly pink after use, particularly with longer needle lengths.

For the next 24–48 hours, keep your routine minimal and avoid:

• retinoids
• AHA/BHA exfoliating acids
• benzoyl peroxide
• strong vitamin C formulas
• scrubs or exfoliating brushes
• fragranced skincare
• saunas, steam rooms and very hot showers
• heavy sweating if the skin feels irritated

Do not roll again until your skin has fully returned to normal.

WHEN NOT TO USE IT

Do not use a derma roller over:

• active acne, cold sores or skin infections
• eczema, psoriasis, rosacea flare-ups or inflamed skin
• open wounds, sunburn or broken skin
• raised moles, warts or suspicious skin lesions
• areas with a history of keloid scarring unless a clinician has advised you otherwise

If you take blood-thinning medication, have a bleeding disorder, are immunosuppressed, have recently used isotretinoin, have recently had a professional skin procedure, or are unsure whether microneedling is suitable for you, speak to a qualified healthcare professional before use.

YOUR DERMA ROLLER RULES

• Personal use only. Never share your roller with anyone else.
• Never use a damaged roller. Replace it if needles appear bent, dull, rusty or damaged.
• Never roll aggressively. Significant bleeding is not the goal.
• Never use on unclean skin. Hygiene is essential.
• Never use deeper needles casually. Longer needle lengths require far more caution and professional oversight.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Product: Slayed Beauty® Derma Roller
• Use: Cosmetic skin-texture routine
• Needle lengths available: 0.2mm, 0.25mm, 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm and 3.0mm
• Reusable: Yes, with careful cleaning and storage
• Personal-use item: Do not share

FAQs

Will a derma roller remove scars or wrinkles?
No cosmetic tool can guarantee that. A derma roller may help support the appearance of smoother-looking skin over time, but results vary significantly by skin type, needle length, technique and consistency.

Should I use serum while rolling?
We recommend keeping the skin clean and simple while rolling. Applying active ingredients during microneedling can increase penetration and irritation. Use a bland, fragrance-free hydrating product afterwards if your skin tolerates it.

How often should I use it?
Frequency depends on needle length and how your skin responds. Shorter needle lengths can be used more frequently than deeper ones, but you should never repeat a session while your skin is still pink, sore, sensitive, peeling or irritated.

Does it hurt?
With very short needles and light pressure, most users describe the sensation as prickly rather than painful. Longer needles can be significantly more uncomfortable and are not appropriate for casual home use.

Can I use it if I have active acne?
No. Rolling over inflamed or infected spots can worsen irritation and potentially spread bacteria across the skin.

Can I use it with retinol?
Avoid retinoids around the time of rolling. Keep the routine gentle before and after use and reintroduce stronger actives only once the skin has fully settled.

For cosmetic use only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. If you have a skin condition or are unsure whether derma rolling is suitable for you, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional.