SugarBaby Glow Your Own Way Micro-Needle Facial Roller

I don’t have many beauty tools besides brushes and an eyelash curler but this needle roller intrigued me to try as I’m always on the lookout for at home treatments to add to my routine.

At first I was nervous looking at the tiny needles on a fast rotating roller and only starting rolling once over each area of my face. It felt like you can imagine, little continuous pin pricks even with a light pressure. Afterwards you can feel you’ve rolled but it isn’t painful. The only part I didn’t enjoy was the feeling of the needles between my nose and mouth so I avoided that after my first use. I don’t usually get redness or many reactions to products and it was the same for this.

The instructions say to use 4-5x in each area but it took me a few weeks to build up to that and after a month you really do start to notice results. I used the roller about 3x a week on a day when I wasn’t applying a face mask or a peel. After a month - just wow! I woke up one morning with incredibly soft skin, a bit plumper and my forehead lines look slightly less noticeable. I’m sure the usually large pores on my nose are less pronounced too. I even like the look of myself relatively makeup free on a zoom so it must be doing something.

The only thing I’m not sure about is how long I should keep using this before discarding and whether the needles would eventually become blunt. The instructions don’t seem to mention this but for about $30 or so if I got 6 months of use that would be fabulous.

I was selected through beauty review to give this little boss a try! I will say at first I was a bit scared, I’ve never used anything like it and thought surely it would be a little bit painful? Then I thought.. No pain .. No gain! Boy was I wrong it doesn’t hurt at all! It definitely feels a bit tingly after but not sore! I cleanse my face then applied a night time moisturiser on! I did it every 2nd or 3rd night. In the morning my skin felt amazing and looked smooth still. I’ve noticed my acne scars are also not as dark strangely enough! I’d highly recommend trying this, I can’t wait to see what the results are the longer I do it.