I do it since 4 months with 1.5 mm dermaroller once a week, and I can see very thin blond hairs on my forehead and temples. I hope that the new hairs will get stronger and thicker the next months 🙏🏻
, for it is a long journey ahead and getting all the right ingredients is very important. I understand your struggles with female hair loss and it is not an easy journey. I have been on my own journey to fight female hair loss naturally and holistically for many years, and I can tell you that it is possible to see real results! Science has provided us with many tools and natural remedies to help us in this fight, and I have seen great success with using natural remedies such as 1.5mm dermarollers, herbs, vitamins, and oils. I also recommend using products from my business www.thereisbia.com. We have a variety of products specifically designed to help promote healthy hair growth, such as our Hair Growth Stimulating Shampoo and our Hair Growth Stimulating Serum. With the right combination of natural remedies and our products, you can begin to see real progress in your fight against female hair loss. I wish you the best of luck on this journey!
Actually, I just saw the data from a controlled scientific trial and the optimum depth was landing ABOVE the stem cell bulge. Which I think I was only .5mm
Thank you so much for your kind words! I have personally experienced female hair loss and I know how difficult it can be. But I'm happy to say that I have successfully regrown my hair using natural and holistic methods. I believe that everything is possible if you have faith and you never give up. I believe that by combining science and natural methods, we can achieve great results. For example, I have seen firsthand the amazing results that can be achieved with a 1.5mm dermaroller combined with natural remedies. Supporting your hair health holistically with a healthy diet and lifestyle also plays an important role in fighting hair loss. I would be more than happy to provide more information and resources if you are interested in learning more. Also, I have my own business where I create products specifically targeting female hair loss - www.thereisbia.com. Thank you again for your kind words and I wish you the best of luck in your journey!
@@lanycera 0.6 is the latest study. but in most situation your hair bothers the microneedle to stab in to your scalp unless you are using the electric pen, just like the study did. That's why in the old studies 1.0 to 1.5 for ROLLER works better.
Awesome tips. I'm finding mixed info on using minoxidil after dermarolling. How long should you wait to apply daily minoxidil after derma rolling ? Should you do it before?
Interesting, my main issue with dermarolling is that it can cause scar tissue if you’re too rough. It’s best used with minoxidil rather than a standalone. Have you tried Spiro or bicalutamide? Those are two great treatments for women.
I know it can be really frustrating to fight female hair loss, especially when it seems like nothing is working. I have personally been dealing with female hair loss for a few years now and have been successful in fighting it naturally and holistically. It takes a lot of dedication and effort, but I have seen amazing results. I have been using natural remedies such as essential oils, vitamins, and herbs to help reduce inflammation. I have also been dermarolling twice a week with a 1.5mm dermaroller to promote healthy hair growth. It's important to be gentle with the dermaroller and not to press too hard. I have also been using products from my business, www.thereisbia.com, to help nourish my scalp and hair. Our products contain natural ingredients like aloe vera, avocado oil, and vitamin E, which are all great for promoting healthy hair growth. I hope this helps and that you are able to find something that works for you!
@@ImaneBelle Rubbish. No you can't treat it naturally. Stop the lying just so you can push trash products. And Derma rolling will destroy your hair. Mind you, let's say you have your own brand of dermaroller. All you want is is for 1000 people to be stupid enough to buy it, you make $20 on each sale and it $20,000 for promoting garbage. That's all you are trying to do really isn't it? you couldn't give a rats arse really about people suffering with hair loss.
Actually many people over do it ,many do it till they bleed that actually do more harm than good , u just need to do it till scalpe become red and don't use dermaroller bigger than 1mm because even if u use more than 1.5mm it's never gonna penetrate that deep into the scalpe
Can someone tell me whay brand I should get cause I see a range of msny different prices and also what type if shampoo I shoild use before using the roller
Hey there! 🌸 I totally get how confusing it can be with so many options out there. When it comes to a brand, I'd recommend checking out BIA - my own line at [thereisbia.com](thereisbia.com), especially if you're looking for something natural. As for shampoo, before using the dermaroller, go for a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo to keep your scalp healthy and clean. It's all about creating the best environment for hair growth. I'm here if you have more questions, don’t hesitate to ask! 💖✨
Hey there! 💫 Girl, I feel your struggle, believe me. But let's reignite our hair's natural resilience - together! I used to apply minoxidil too, but later found it to be too harsh. Instead, I turned towards a more holistic approach, with remarkable results! Why not give super roots hair oil a shot? It has rosemary oil which is amazing for hair regrowth and I've been loving it! I'd also recommend the 1.5mm dermaroller from my brand BIA (thereisbia.com/). It's a gentle yet effective tool for stimulating follicle regeneration. Remember, love and natural care for our hair always wins the day! ✨💛
Hey [Commenter's Name]! 💜 Great question! Applying rosemary oil after micro-rolling can enhance its benefits because the micro-channels help the oil penetrate deeper. Just make sure to give your scalp a few minutes to calm down after rolling before applying the oil. This method has worked wonders for me! 🌟 If you're looking for a high-quality option, you can check out my Super Roots Hair Oil at [BIA link]. Feel free to ask any more questions-I'm here to help! 😊
Hi I was just wondering I’ve been doing 1.5mm dermastamp once a week with 3-5 passes but it sometimes can bleed on the first pass. Is this bad? Many thanks
Hi, well detailed video thank you. Just one question, I have a tiny spot on my scalp that feels like rubber as I had a chunk of my hair ripped out when I had it long and now I have short hair. Is that part of the scalp salvageable or is it long gone? Thank you.
Hi there! 😊 Fighting hair loss naturally is indeed a great preference and I'm with you on that journey. Scientific studies show super roots hair oil containing rosemary oil might help. Check out bia's lineup at thereisbia.com/, they've been a great help to me. It works perfectly with a 1.5mm dermaroller for best results. Always consult with your doctors, especially if you're a seizure patient, as it's crucial to avoid any potential side effects. Blessings on your journey! 🍀🌸
Thanks gorgeous! 😊 I'm excited about you starting your journey, too! Remember, consistency is key 💪 If you can, do try adding a touch of Super Roots Hair Oil to your regimen (it's got rosemary oil and it's amazing). Scoop one from my brand bia, here: thereisbia.com/. Scientifically, rosemary oil stimulates roots, improves hair growth and even fights against some scalp issues. And you're right, get rolling with that 1.5mm dermaroller! Natural remedies over OTC drugs always, right? Wishing you fabulous hair growth ahead! 💚🌿
I appreciate this kind of videos, however I have a question. About a month ago I read a paper that said that the perfect length for scalp dermarolling was 0.6 mm, going further wasn´t going to bring more benefits, so can you help me with that please?
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 🌸 You're right that dermaroller lengths can be a bit confusing. The science does suggest various lengths for different purposes. I personally recommend 1.5mm because it tends to reach deeper layers, stimulating hair follicles more effectively for those battling hair loss. Always be gentle and ensure proper hygiene to avoid any risks. For more tips and my own stories, check out my other videos! 😘 If you have any more questions or want to share your own experience, I’d love to hear from you!
Hey there! 😊 While I'm all about hair growth, my expertise lies primarily in female hair loss and holistic scalp care. When it comes to the beard, every individual's skin tolerance can vary. If overly aggressive, 1.5mm dermaroller could potentially lead to damage. However, ensure to do a patch test and if all goes well, you might want to take a look at the super roots hair oil on my BIA line (thereisbia.com/). It's enriched with rosemary oil beneficial both for scalp and skin. Always listen to your body!
Hey there! 🌸 Speaking from my personal experience, I've found dermarolling the entire scalp to be most effective. This way, not only do you address thinning areas but also work to strengthen and stimulate the entire scalp, preventing future hair loss. For a boost, I also recommend my own brand's Super Roots Hair Oil (contains rosemary oil!), available at thereisbia.com/. Love your hair naturally! 😊
Hey there! 🌸 Thanks for your question! I'm so glad you're here on this journey with me. I love using natural and holistic methods for hair care. For derma rollers, I personally use a 1.5mm one, which helps stimulate growth effectively. A good quality derma roller usually costs around $20-$40. As for products, I recommend my own brand Bia's Super Roots Hair Oil, which contains rosemary oil - it's a game changer! You can check it out at [thereisbia.com](thereisbia.com). I'd love to hear more about your hair journey! 💬 💕 Keep thriving! [Your Name]
Hey i have a photo of my scap after dermarolling can i mail this or is this not possible? Also a have a lot of pinpoint bleeding some say its bad.. dont know what to think now.. also it hurts pretty good when i press down..
I thought you weren’t supposed to press down hard, only lightly. With pain I would go to a dermatologist about it though, or any doctor for that matter
Plsssss reply to this bc I’m rlly confused. I got a serum and a derma roller. Shld I use my derma roller everyday after hving a bath and then apply the serum. Is it safe to use the roller everyday?
A study shows that 0.6mm derma roller gives better results than 1.5 mm derma roller. Here you are saying completely opposite. How can I find the right way?
Hey there! 🌸 Thanks for your question! Stamps work well for some, but I personally find the 1.5mm dermarollers more effective for stimulating hair growth. Microneedling with dermarollers is backed by some cool science showing it can boost collagen and improve blood flow to hair follicles. 💁♀️ Feel free to try both and see which one works best for you! Love to hear your thoughts and experiences on it! 🌟 P.S. Don't forget to subscribe for more tips and personal stories! 💕
"Oh, that's a great point about mesopen! I totally understand where you're coming from. From my experience, both techniques can be effective, and it really comes down to personal preference and skin sensitivity. I tend to prefer the 1.5mm dermarollers for their simplicity and accessibility. 🌟 Have you tried mesopen yourself? I'd love to hear how it worked for you! Feel free to share more, and let's keep inspiring each other on this journey!"
Hey there! 🌼 Great question! After using a derma roller, it's best to wait about 24 hours before washing your hair to avoid irritation and give your scalp some time to heal. When you do wash, you can use your normal shampoo and conditioner. I always find that being gentle and using natural products helps my scalp recovery process. Have you just started derma rolling? I'd love to hear more about your journey! Drop any other questions you have below, and let's support each other! 💛 Warmly, [Your Name] P.S. If you ever need natural products, check out [Super Roots Hair Oil](thereisbia.com)! 💇♀️
Her hair is long and healthy for sure , but let’s be real her hair is just not the same texture as 4c don’t get me wrong my hair is 4c and it was very long before I cutted it and still grows fast after my big shop , I’m not saying the product won’t work on 4c hair cause all 4c hair needs is hydratation and length retention but making seem like her hair is fully 4c when you clearly see it’s more of a Ethiopian hair texture is just a lie.
Hey there! 🌸 I completely get your point. Everyone's hair is unique, and what works for one might not work the same for another. When it comes to hair textures like 4c, hydration and length retention are indeed key. Now, the Super Roots Hair Oil from my brand Bia thereisbia.com/ is designed to provide loads of moisture and supports healthy hair growth, but I totally understand your skepticism. If you give it a try, do let me know your thoughts. Remember, the journey to hair health is a personal one. Keep shining! 💞
Hey there! 😊 From my experience, your skin typically heals when it no longer feels sore or tender, and its texture returns normal. That said, everyone heals at their own pace! On my natural hair loss journey, I've used a 1.5mm dermaroller that stimulates hair growth and, it's key to wait until your scalp is completely healed before using it again. Remember, it's all about listening to your body. I also have a fabulous Super Roots Hair Oil from my BIA brand that contains rosemary oil thereisbia.com/, it's been a gamechanger for me! Stay positive, love ❤️.
Hey there! 🌸 Yes, a combination of dermarolling and coconut oil can indeed be beneficial for hair growth. Dermarollers create tiny punctures in the scalp, which can stimulate collagen production and improve blood flow, potentially enhancing the absorption of coconut oil. Coconut oil is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties, which can help strengthen your hair. I've personally found great results from a combination of these methods. If you're interested, you might also want to check out my Super Roots hair oil with rosemary as it’s known to support growth too. Keep me posted on your progress! 😊 Love, [Your Name]
Hi there! 😊 It's great to see you're taking proactive steps with the dermaroller. At your age, a widow's peak can be perfectly normal due to natural hair growth patterns. Keep an eye on overall hair health and ensure you’re not overusing the dermaroller-1.5mm once a week is usually sufficient. If you're looking for more tips on enhancing hair growth naturally, I’ve got some fun videos lined up that you might find helpful! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more updates. 🌸 P.S. If you're curious about natural remedies, feel free to ask!
Hey there! 👋 Great question! Using the 1.5mm dermaroller more frequently can actually stimulate the healing process and promote faster collagen production. Though it's true it takes about 4 weeks for collagens to fully regenerate, we're not necessarily waiting for full regeneration before re-stimulation. Giving 8-10 days rest is ample for your skin to heal and prepare for another safe session. You too can use it like that, just listen to your body and don't overdo it! For added benefits, my Bia super roots hair oil could be a great complement to your routine💛 thereisbia.com/
I've been microneedling with a 1.5 mm needle once a week and applying oils for about a month now. I've noticed a significant increase in hair loss. Is this normal? I need advice, please
I am not an expert but I heard that at the beginning you might experience more hair loss which is actually a good sign. This increased hair loss should stop after some weeks.
"Thanks for bringing that up! You're absolutely right-determining the length of the dermaroller needles is super important based on your unique situation. If you're dealing with more advanced hair thinning, starting with a 0.5mm dermaroller might be a gentler option before considering a higher length like 1.5mm. Prioritize your comfort and always be gentle with your scalp. 🌿 Have you tried other natural methods? I'd love to hear about your experience! Feel free to check out my own line of holistic hair care at Bia: [bia link]. Stay strong and positive! 💖"
@@ImaneBelle A couple of years ago I gave up on minoxidil as it was giving me tachycardia. I also quit finasteride as I felt my mood was very down. I lost all the hair I managed to keep and had to say goodbye to the hair that regrew during that time. I didn't do any research or anything until I discovered there were some natural remedies. So right now I am micro-needling with 0.5mm and rosemary oil. It's still very early but I can see some tiny hair coming out, so I'm excited.
I have got tiny white bumps in all ove y scalp this was my first time . Also i have disinfect the dermatologist roller prior use with water and alcohol. I donno what happened.
Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear you're having trouble! 😞 Tiny white bumps might be a sign of irritation or an allergic reaction. Make sure your scalp is clean and always disinfect your dermaroller properly-alcohol should work fine. Consider using a gentler approach next time and maybe try natural calming topical solutions like aloe vera or chamomile. Don't hesitate to consult a dermatologist if it persists. Keep me posted on how it goes, and don’t give up! 💪 #HealthyHairJourney
@@ImaneBelle noted i agree i did a mistake i took shower and straight went out ay evening and after coming back home i did use my dermatoller may be some build up was there after i went out and brought back some germs on my scalp. Please tell me do i have to use derma roller right after clean scalp
Hello, this is the first time I've seen your content, thank for creating contents about growth hair🥺. I just have litte confusion about the steps between using oil/minoxidil and derma roller. Whether using the oil before derma roller or after that (after 24h). I am waiting some help from you💀🥺
Hello there! I'm delighted you've found my content helpful🌸! To clear up your confusion - I usually use my super roots hair oil infused with rosemary before I use my 1.5mm derma roller. I apply the oil, let it sit for a little while to absorb, then gently go over with the roller. It helps the oil to penetrate deeper. Give it at least 24 hours before you wash it out. Try my own line, Bia (thereisbia.com/), if you're looking for a great hair oil! Remember this is a natural, holistic journey to hair growth, patience and dedication are key! 💕🌿
Absolutely, it can be normal to experience some itchiness after using a dermaroller for the first time! 🌿 It's your scalp's way of responding to the tiny needles. Ensure you're sanitizing your dermaroller and scalp both before and after use to avoid any irritation or infections. If the itchiness persists, try spacing out the sessions a bit more. Have you tried moisturizing your scalp post-use? Sometimes that helps! Keep me posted on how it goes, and feel free to ask any other questions 💖
Hi there! 🌺 Great question! After using a dermaroller, it's super important to give your scalp a little break. I usually wait about 24 hours before applying any products to allow my skin to recover. This helps to maximize the benefits and avoid any potential irritation. If you're interested in more natural remedies, I find that my Super Roots Hair Oil, which contains rosemary oil, works wonders! You can check it out on my website, [Bia](thereisbia.com). Thanks for watching and don't hesitate to ask more questions! 💖
Hi Imane, I have just completed my 3rd of 4 PRP treatments for my hair loss. Can I go ahead and start dermarolling before my next treatment in a few weeks, or should I wait till my 4th treatment is done? Thanks so much!
Hi Imane 👋 So excited to hear that you've nearly completed your PRP treatments! As for dermarolling, I'd personally recommend waiting until you've fully completed your PRP treatments to ensure optimal results - this is based on advice I’ve received from the holistic doctors I’ve worked with. Meanwhile, consider nourishing your hair from the outside with natural remedies. My go-to is the Super Roots Hair Oil from my brand, Bia (thereisbia.com/). This star-studded oil, packed with the natural benefits of Rosemary oil, has helped me loads on my hair journey. All the best! 😊
That's awesome to hear! 😊 Absolutely, using a 1.5mm dermaroller can be a game-changer for promoting hair growth. You're spot on about not pressing too hard-it’s all about letting the micro-needles do their magic without causing unnecessary damage. Thanks for sharing your experience, it's super helpful for others to know! Have you noticed any other benefits while using it? I’d love to hear more! 🌟 P.S. If you or anyone is interested in natural remedies, I’ve found great results with Super Roots hair oil, which has rosemary oil in it. Feel free to check it out on my site bia, link is in the video description. Happy rolling!
Currently i have hair thinning since 3months and recently got an aloepecia patch and using hair regrowth factors and lotions on patch.is it recommendable to use? if yes, how to use
Hey there, I'm sorry to hear about your experience 😔. I get that this can feel challenging but remember, every setback is a setup for a comeback! In relation to your hair regrowth factors & lotions - it depends on your personal response & what ingredients they're made of. While many find solace in over-the-counter solutions, I personally have had much success with more natural, holistic approaches, like my super roots hair oil from my brand Bia (thereisbia.com/). It's infused with Rosemary oil, renowned for its restorative properties. Also, I find my 1.5mm dermaroller quite useful for enhancing scalp conditioning! Keep going, beautiful soul! 💖
Hey there! 💕You can totally use the 1mm dermaroller with a short haircut. Remember, it's all about stimulating the scalp and follicles. A shorter cut may actually make this easier! However, I usually recommend a 1.5mm for optimal results- just a personal preference, backed by some science! Check out the dermarollers on my brand's website thereisbia.com/ if you need one. Stay positive, hair beauty starts from within! 😊
Hey there! 🌸 A 0.5mm dermaroller can indeed help stimulate hair growth, but for more significant results, I personally prefer using a 1.5mm dermaroller. It penetrates deeper, promoting better blood circulation and growth factor activation. Just remember to be gentle and consistent! If you're looking for a holistic approach, I recommend checking out my Super Roots Hair Oil that has rosemary oil, known for its amazing benefits. Feel free to ask more questions or share your journey with me. Stay inspired!
Hey there! 😊 Thanks for your question! I personally use a 1.5mm dermaroller instead of a derma stamp, and find it works wonders for me, especially when paired with my Super Roots Hair Oil, which has rosemary oil in it. Dermarolling can really help stimulate hair growth naturally! If you're interested, you can check out more about my brand products at [Bia](thereisbia.com). Keep asking questions and let's all grow this amazing hair journey together! 🌿💖
Hey there! Of course, glad to answer your question!😊 Now, considering you're a man, your skin might be a bit thicker, so a 1.5mm dermaroller might be more effective. However, starting with a 1mm isn't a problem, just give it a chance and see how it feels. Twice a week is perfect! Just remember, consistency is key. As for a natural remedy, my Bia thereisbia.com/ super roots hair oil has rosemary oil which helps stimulate hair follicles. Give your hair some natural love! 💁♀️💓
Hey lovely! 🌺 I totally get where you're coming from and it's such a brave journey to embrace. In my experience, it's been about more than just products, but by nourishing my body from within. That said, I've had positive results personally with the 1.5mm dermaroller and super roots hair oil with rosemary from my Bia line. The science behind it is all about stimulating the scalp and promoting natural hair growth. Remember, everyone’s journey is unique, stay positive and patient! 💕😊
Hey there! 😊 I totally understand where you're coming from. Minoxidil is a popular choice for many, but I personally believe in a more natural and holistic approach. I've had great success using ingredients like rosemary oil and incorporating a 1.5mm dermaroller into my routine. There’s some fascinating science behind these natural methods that can be quite effective! Have you tried any natural remedies before? I'd love to hear about your experiences! 🌿💖
Hi there! 🌸 It's true, titanium is often recommended for dermarollers as it's durable and safe for skin. From my natural and holistic perspective of battling hair loss, I've found 1.5mm dermarollers helpful. You can check some from my brand 'Bia' here: thereisbia.com/. Besides, you might want to incorporate natural remedies like Super Roots hair oil with rosemary oil! Stay hopeful, as the journey towards healthy hair is thrilling and rewarding. 💕
Hey there! 👋 Great question! I'll be honest, titanium rollers are incredibly sturdy due to the nature of the metal itself. However, every tool has a life-span, and this includes dermarollers. After repeated use, even the sharpest needles can get a bit dull. I generally recommend replacing your 1.5mm dermaroller every 8-10 months but it really depends on how often you're using it. Stay tuned to BIA for a roller replacement guide coming soon!💫 Lovely love, me x
@@ImaneBelle thank you for responding so fast and thank u for the good information about it, also I barely started but i am gonna use it twice a day with minoxidil.
Hey there! 😊 Great question! A 1.2mm derma roller can definitely help with hair growth by stimulating your scalp. However, I personally found that a 1.5mm roller gave me better results, as it's generally more effective in promoting hair growth. If you decide to switch, just make sure to use it safely and consistently. Keep rocking your journey and feel free to share your progress. Sending you lots of hair growth vibes! 💖✨ P.S. If you're curious about my favorite natural remedies, check out [Super Roots Hair Oil](thereisbia.com) with rosemary oil. It's worked wonders for me!
Absolutely! Thanks for your question. Both 0.5mm and 1.0mm dermarollers can be effective for stimulating hair growth, but I personally found that a 1.5mm dermaroller provided the best results for me. It helps penetrate deeper into the scalp, promoting better absorption of any serums or oils you might be using. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to start with the smaller sizes and gradually work your way up. 🧡 Feel free to share your experience or ask more questions. Happy rolling!
Hey there! 😊 I'm so glad you're curious about the process. Dermarolling triggers the anagen phase and stimulates hair growth naturally. It isn't temporary, as it promotes wholesome follicular health. I personally love the 1.5mm dermaroller for this. Super Roots hair oil, infused with rosemary oil, also aids in the process by nourishing the roots and scalp. You can find both on my site thereisbia.com/. Hope this helps, let's rock this journey together, girl! 💪🏼
Which shampoo should I be using to get a healthy scalp? I use the Alpecin C1 caffeine shampoo. Is that good for the scalp? And should I be applying oil after every session or wait for it to heal up first?
Hi there! 👋 For a healthier scalp, I personally prefer natural ingredients. You might want to try shampoos from my Bia brand, they're packed with natural goodness & gentle on your scalp. As for the Alpecin C1, it has its advantages but be cautious of any unnatural ingredients. After dermarolling (I recommend a 1.5mm), applying Super Roots Hair Oil can be beneficial. This oil, rich in rosemary, is wonderful for promoting hair health. But wait for your scalp to heal first before applying. Remember, everyone's response can vary so listen to your body. ❤️ Healthier hair journey is all about balancing & experimenting! Keep me posted!
Hey Superstar! ✨ Thanks for reaching out! When it comes to microneedling with dermarollers like the 1.5mm, the key is to use a gentle but firm pressure. You're not supposed to create deep wounds, but tiny pin pricks. I highly recommend our Bia brand dermaroller (thereisbia.com/). Round off the routine with our Super Roots Hair Oil blend rich in Rosemary Oil that boosts growth naturally! Remember, every kind of healing process, even hair revival, is a journey of patience & consistency! 💚🌿
I do it since 4 months with 1.5 mm dermaroller once a week, and I can see very thin blond hairs on my forehead and temples. I hope that the new hairs will get stronger and thicker the next months 🙏🏻
1.5mm is way too much, it can cause scarring. Almost everyone recommends 0.5mm.
Correct.
U r right
I use 0.5 mm derma roller with minoxidil liquid. Should I increase the size of the needle? Or is it ok to use 0.5mm?
thank you Habeebti, "individual discs" something many do not take care of
, for it is a long journey ahead and getting all the right ingredients is very important.
I understand your struggles with female hair loss and it is not an easy journey. I have been on my own journey to fight female hair loss naturally and holistically for many years, and I can tell you that it is possible to see real results! Science has provided us with many tools and natural remedies to help us in this fight, and I have seen great success with using natural remedies such as 1.5mm dermarollers, herbs, vitamins, and oils.
I also recommend using products from my business www.thereisbia.com. We have a variety of products specifically designed to help promote healthy hair growth, such as our Hair Growth Stimulating Shampoo and our Hair Growth Stimulating Serum. With the right combination of natural remedies and our products, you can begin to see real progress in your fight against female hair loss.
I wish you the best of luck on this journey!
Actually, I just saw the data from a controlled scientific trial and the optimum depth was landing ABOVE the stem cell bulge. Which I think I was only .5mm
Is it okay to use 0.5 ?
You deserve more subscribers. Directly to the point. Left me well informed with no follow-up questions. And well edited too. Good job !
Study shows best results with 0.5 or 0.6 😐
Lol that's what I thought too
You forget the thickness of the hair between the roller and the scalp.
Bs more is better 1.5 -2
Correct, but that is using a stamp. Rollers don't penetrate as deeply so .5-.6 with a stamp correlates with a 1-1.25 mm roller.
Thank you for all your help, I pray my hair grows back & yours continues to grow!:) God bless!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I have personally experienced female hair loss and I know how difficult it can be. But I'm happy to say that I have successfully regrown my hair using natural and holistic methods. I believe that everything is possible if you have faith and you never give up.
I believe that by combining science and natural methods, we can achieve great results. For example, I have seen firsthand the amazing results that can be achieved with a 1.5mm dermaroller combined with natural remedies. Supporting your hair health holistically with a healthy diet and lifestyle also plays an important role in fighting hair loss.
I would be more than happy to provide more information and resources if you are interested in learning more. Also, I have my own business where I create products specifically targeting female hair loss - www.thereisbia.com.
Thank you again for your kind words and I wish you the best of luck in your journey!
Studies see the best longer is 0.6mm, in a study paragonete 0.6 and 1.2, the resut was better with 0.6
So what do i get 1.5 or 0.6
@@Wwasgud mate, the problem are scares... More long was and easier it can do scare, so use 0.6 and also after some time you can do 2 time a week
Yeah I saw that study result too. I wonder where she got her information from?
@@lanycera why does it look like she has red scarring or bruising above her temple on her hairline when she is performing it. Do you see it?
@@lanycera 0.6 is the latest study. but in most situation your hair bothers the microneedle to stab in to your scalp unless you are using the electric pen, just like the study did. That's why in the old studies 1.0 to 1.5 for ROLLER works better.
Can the roller on my chin area ? Since it improves collagen growth can It be used to reduce or remove scars or black spot or chem burns ?
What is the frequency of using a derma roller
Awesome tips. I'm finding mixed info on using minoxidil after dermarolling. How long should you wait to apply daily minoxidil after derma rolling ? Should you do it before?
Thanks for the detailed explanation
Never use a roller, only use a stamp.
How do u use a stamp
What is a stamp?
@@fastpray353it's a derma stamp
I bought yesterday at 8 dollars..will it be good?
Same shit
which roller do you recommend ?
Interesting, my main issue with dermarolling is that it can cause scar tissue if you’re too rough. It’s best used with minoxidil rather than a standalone. Have you tried Spiro or bicalutamide? Those are two great treatments for women.
I know it can be really frustrating to fight female hair loss, especially when it seems like nothing is working. I have personally been dealing with female hair loss for a few years now and have been successful in fighting it naturally and holistically. It takes a lot of dedication and effort, but I have seen amazing results.
I have been using natural remedies such as essential oils, vitamins, and herbs to help reduce inflammation. I have also been dermarolling twice a week with a 1.5mm dermaroller to promote healthy hair growth. It's important to be gentle with the dermaroller and not to press too hard.
I have also been using products from my business, www.thereisbia.com, to help nourish my scalp and hair. Our products contain natural ingredients like aloe vera, avocado oil, and vitamin E, which are all great for promoting healthy hair growth.
I hope this helps and that you are able to find something that works for you!
@@ImaneBelle Rubbish. No you can't treat it naturally. Stop the lying just so you can push trash products. And Derma rolling will destroy your hair. Mind you, let's say you have your own brand of dermaroller. All you want is is for 1000 people to be stupid enough to buy it, you make $20 on each sale and it $20,000 for promoting garbage. That's all you are trying to do really isn't it? you couldn't give a rats arse really about people suffering with hair loss.
Actually many people over do it ,many do it till they bleed that actually do more harm than good , u just need to do it till scalpe become red and don't use dermaroller bigger than 1mm because even if u use more than 1.5mm it's never gonna penetrate that deep into the scalpe
@@ImaneBelleHow do you if the skin has healed???
Dont use minoxidil or you will lose even more hair afther you stop using it..
I 37 age and male wich best size of dermaroller for me?
Can someone tell me whay brand I should get cause I see a range of msny different prices and also what type if shampoo I shoild use before using the roller
Hey there! 🌸 I totally get how confusing it can be with so many options out there. When it comes to a brand, I'd recommend checking out BIA - my own line at [thereisbia.com](thereisbia.com), especially if you're looking for something natural.
As for shampoo, before using the dermaroller, go for a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo to keep your scalp healthy and clean. It's all about creating the best environment for hair growth. I'm here if you have more questions, don’t hesitate to ask! 💖✨
Dang I’ve been doing it everyday but lightly until just red and then applying minoxidil
Hey there! 💫 Girl, I feel your struggle, believe me. But let's reignite our hair's natural resilience - together! I used to apply minoxidil too, but later found it to be too harsh. Instead, I turned towards a more holistic approach, with remarkable results! Why not give super roots hair oil a shot? It has rosemary oil which is amazing for hair regrowth and I've been loving it! I'd also recommend the 1.5mm dermaroller from my brand BIA (thereisbia.com/). It's a gentle yet effective tool for stimulating follicle regeneration. Remember, love and natural care for our hair always wins the day! ✨💛
@@ImaneBelle So do you only microneedle effected area or should I be doing my whole scalp?
Can apply oil like rosemary oil after microrolling
Hey [Commenter's Name]! 💜 Great question! Applying rosemary oil after micro-rolling can enhance its benefits because the micro-channels help the oil penetrate deeper. Just make sure to give your scalp a few minutes to calm down after rolling before applying the oil. This method has worked wonders for me! 🌟 If you're looking for a high-quality option, you can check out my Super Roots Hair Oil at [BIA link]. Feel free to ask any more questions-I'm here to help! 😊
@@ImaneBelle thank you Soo much
I have one more query should I dry my hair completely or can I derma roll on damp hair ?
Hi I was just wondering I’ve been doing 1.5mm dermastamp once a week with 3-5 passes but it sometimes can bleed on the first pass. Is this bad? Many thanks
Hello it works dermaroller for gray hair to reverse?
Use He Shou Wu for 6 months. Make sure its organic. Try and eat a mostly raw fruit diet
Sad. Such a pretty face but thin and wispy hair on her head.
Hi, well detailed video thank you. Just one question, I have a tiny spot on my scalp that feels like rubber as I had a chunk of my hair ripped out when I had it long and now I have short hair. Is that part of the scalp salvageable or is it long gone? Thank you.
Seizure patients shall avoid or have no side effect?
Hi there! 😊 Fighting hair loss naturally is indeed a great preference and I'm with you on that journey. Scientific studies show super roots hair oil containing rosemary oil might help. Check out bia's lineup at thereisbia.com/, they've been a great help to me. It works perfectly with a 1.5mm dermaroller for best results. Always consult with your doctors, especially if you're a seizure patient, as it's crucial to avoid any potential side effects. Blessings on your journey! 🍀🌸
Did you experience more hair fall in initial days?
Thanks beautiful! I’m gonna purchase one asap and get to rolling 🙃
Thanks gorgeous! 😊 I'm excited about you starting your journey, too! Remember, consistency is key 💪 If you can, do try adding a touch of Super Roots Hair Oil to your regimen (it's got rosemary oil and it's amazing). Scoop one from my brand bia, here: thereisbia.com/. Scientifically, rosemary oil stimulates roots, improves hair growth and even fights against some scalp issues. And you're right, get rolling with that 1.5mm dermaroller! Natural remedies over OTC drugs always, right? Wishing you fabulous hair growth ahead! 💚🌿
serum to use with derma roller?
So once you start derma rolling, do you have to do that for the rest of your life?
no
What Best size of derma roller for hair growth?
In the vidéo she says about 1,5 - 2
I appreciate this kind of videos, however I have a question. About a month ago I read a paper that said that the perfect length for scalp dermarolling was 0.6 mm, going further wasn´t going to bring more benefits, so can you help me with that please?
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 🌸 You're right that dermaroller lengths can be a bit confusing. The science does suggest various lengths for different purposes. I personally recommend 1.5mm because it tends to reach deeper layers, stimulating hair follicles more effectively for those battling hair loss. Always be gentle and ensure proper hygiene to avoid any risks. For more tips and my own stories, check out my other videos! 😘
If you have any more questions or want to share your own experience, I’d love to hear from you!
Can we use this dermaroller on those places where we are already having hair ???
Please Reply
Yes
ive read pens are better than rollers because they go in vertically and leave it vertically meanwhile rollers make the hole bigger by moving up
How about if I want to use on my face to grow beard is 1.5 mm to high and that cause damage for the cheeks?
Hey there! 😊 While I'm all about hair growth, my expertise lies primarily in female hair loss and holistic scalp care. When it comes to the beard, every individual's skin tolerance can vary. If overly aggressive, 1.5mm dermaroller could potentially lead to damage. However, ensure to do a patch test and if all goes well, you might want to take a look at the super roots hair oil on my BIA line (thereisbia.com/). It's enriched with rosemary oil beneficial both for scalp and skin. Always listen to your body!
@@ImaneBelle great thank you for your advice. Will keep that in mind 🙏😊
Okay so after dermarolling , is it normal for your head to hurt ? Like for around an hour ?
an hour? no
do you derma roll your entire scalp or just the area thats thinning?
Hey there! 🌸 Speaking from my personal experience, I've found dermarolling the entire scalp to be most effective. This way, not only do you address thinning areas but also work to strengthen and stimulate the entire scalp, preventing future hair loss. For a boost, I also recommend my own brand's Super Roots Hair Oil (contains rosemary oil!), available at thereisbia.com/. Love your hair naturally! 😊
Why “10 Do's And Don'ts” if if there are 9 points? After the 3rd item comes the 5th.
Hi is there a specific brand or product you recommend to buy? How much should a good derma roller cost?
Hey there! 🌸 Thanks for your question! I'm so glad you're here on this journey with me. I love using natural and holistic methods for hair care. For derma rollers, I personally use a 1.5mm one, which helps stimulate growth effectively. A good quality derma roller usually costs around $20-$40. As for products, I recommend my own brand Bia's Super Roots Hair Oil, which contains rosemary oil - it's a game changer! You can check it out at [thereisbia.com](thereisbia.com). I'd love to hear more about your hair journey! 💬
💕 Keep thriving!
[Your Name]
Hey i have a photo of my scap after dermarolling can i mail this or is this not possible? Also a have a lot of pinpoint bleeding some say its bad.. dont know what to think now.. also it hurts pretty good when i press down..
I thought you weren’t supposed to press down hard, only lightly. With pain I would go to a dermatologist about it though, or any doctor for that matter
Plsssss reply to this bc I’m rlly confused. I got a serum and a derma roller. Shld I use my derma roller everyday after hving a bath and then apply the serum. Is it safe to use the roller everyday?
I got red scratch
A study shows that 0.6mm derma roller gives better results than 1.5 mm derma roller.
Here you are saying completely opposite.
How can I find the right way?
Why don’t u switch to a Stamp instead…?
Hey there! 🌸 Thanks for your question! Stamps work well for some, but I personally find the 1.5mm dermarollers more effective for stimulating hair growth. Microneedling with dermarollers is backed by some cool science showing it can boost collagen and improve blood flow to hair follicles. 💁♀️ Feel free to try both and see which one works best for you! Love to hear your thoughts and experiences on it! 🌟
P.S. Don't forget to subscribe for more tips and personal stories! 💕
Mezopen is better way. You don't damage big part of the skin while they puncture just in and out.
"Oh, that's a great point about mesopen! I totally understand where you're coming from. From my experience, both techniques can be effective, and it really comes down to personal preference and skin sensitivity. I tend to prefer the 1.5mm dermarollers for their simplicity and accessibility. 🌟 Have you tried mesopen yourself? I'd love to hear how it worked for you! Feel free to share more, and let's keep inspiring each other on this journey!"
But why does my dermaroller say I should use a max 0.5mm dermaroller on the scalp?!
can you use a darmaroller with sebhorreic dermatitis? dandruf?
Sure you can mlmlm
Thank you for the information. Can you offer any advice on what shampoo and conditioners to use?
After using a derma roller. Can you wash hair with normal shampoo and conditioner or should you wait?
Hey there! 🌼 Great question! After using a derma roller, it's best to wait about 24 hours before washing your hair to avoid irritation and give your scalp some time to heal. When you do wash, you can use your normal shampoo and conditioner. I always find that being gentle and using natural products helps my scalp recovery process.
Have you just started derma rolling? I'd love to hear more about your journey! Drop any other questions you have below, and let's support each other! 💛
Warmly,
[Your Name]
P.S. If you ever need natural products, check out [Super Roots Hair Oil](thereisbia.com)! 💇♀️
Her hair is long and healthy for sure , but let’s be real her hair is just not the same texture as 4c don’t get me wrong my hair is 4c and it was very long before I cutted it and still grows fast after my big shop , I’m not saying the product won’t work on 4c hair cause all 4c hair needs is hydratation and length retention but making seem like her hair is fully 4c when you clearly see it’s more of a Ethiopian hair texture is just a lie.
Hey there! 🌸 I completely get your point. Everyone's hair is unique, and what works for one might not work the same for another. When it comes to hair textures like 4c, hydration and length retention are indeed key. Now, the Super Roots Hair Oil from my brand Bia thereisbia.com/ is designed to provide loads of moisture and supports healthy hair growth, but I totally understand your skepticism. If you give it a try, do let me know your thoughts. Remember, the journey to hair health is a personal one. Keep shining! 💞
How do you know if the skin healed
Hey there! 😊 From my experience, your skin typically heals when it no longer feels sore or tender, and its texture returns normal. That said, everyone heals at their own pace! On my natural hair loss journey, I've used a 1.5mm dermaroller that stimulates hair growth and, it's key to wait until your scalp is completely healed before using it again. Remember, it's all about listening to your body. I also have a fabulous Super Roots Hair Oil from my BIA brand that contains rosemary oil thereisbia.com/, it's been a gamechanger for me! Stay positive, love ❤️.
Where to get real dermaroller 1.5
How to get rid of the sensation afterwards?
I bet it's so painful.
Will a combination of Derma rolling and coconut oil help?
Hey there! 🌸 Yes, a combination of dermarolling and coconut oil can indeed be beneficial for hair growth. Dermarollers create tiny punctures in the scalp, which can stimulate collagen production and improve blood flow, potentially enhancing the absorption of coconut oil. Coconut oil is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties, which can help strengthen your hair.
I've personally found great results from a combination of these methods. If you're interested, you might also want to check out my Super Roots hair oil with rosemary as it’s known to support growth too. Keep me posted on your progress! 😊
Love,
[Your Name]
@@ImaneBelle thank you very much god bless
Can I use Derma roller and minoxidil at same time? No gap between them??
No. At least 24 hours has to pass after derma rolling.
So use it every 7 to 10 days for a month and let the skin heal?
Male hairs can be back by this roler?
Hello i am 15 years old
I am using derma roller for 4 months
Is it okay my hairline is like widows peak
Hi there! 😊 It's great to see you're taking proactive steps with the dermaroller. At your age, a widow's peak can be perfectly normal due to natural hair growth patterns. Keep an eye on overall hair health and ensure you’re not overusing the dermaroller-1.5mm once a week is usually sufficient. If you're looking for more tips on enhancing hair growth naturally, I’ve got some fun videos lined up that you might find helpful! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more updates. 🌸
P.S. If you're curious about natural remedies, feel free to ask!
Ok thank you@@ImaneBelle
You Said it Takes 4 Weeks to Regenerate Collagens Than Why are You Using Every 8-10 Days? Also Can We Use Like That?
Hey there! 👋 Great question! Using the 1.5mm dermaroller more frequently can actually stimulate the healing process and promote faster collagen production. Though it's true it takes about 4 weeks for collagens to fully regenerate, we're not necessarily waiting for full regeneration before re-stimulation. Giving 8-10 days rest is ample for your skin to heal and prepare for another safe session. You too can use it like that, just listen to your body and don't overdo it! For added benefits, my Bia super roots hair oil could be a great complement to your routine💛 thereisbia.com/
which dermroller do you use? and can I put my natural hair oil on my scalp right after dermrolling?
Hi Imane, thanks for your amazing videos. I've just started using my derma roller. But I'm finding I get headache, is that normal?
Ma'am can you tell me that is it safe to use minoxidil directly after derma rolling
I've been microneedling with a 1.5 mm needle once a week and applying oils for about a month now. I've noticed a significant increase in hair loss. Is this normal? I need advice, please
I am not an expert but I heard that at the beginning you might experience more hair loss which is actually a good sign. This increased hair loss should stop after
some weeks.
@@endres5628 thank you
Just what I needed to hear as I was freaking out
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@@WonderfulMonsterTruck-tj1bp Hey! Is the hairloss still happening? Are you seeing any results?
Update please! 👍🏻
@@WonderfulMonsterTruck-tj1bpwould u mind leaving a fresh update here?
If you're balding 1.5 might be a bit too much. The length depends on how bald you are I think.
"Thanks for bringing that up! You're absolutely right-determining the length of the dermaroller needles is super important based on your unique situation. If you're dealing with more advanced hair thinning, starting with a 0.5mm dermaroller might be a gentler option before considering a higher length like 1.5mm. Prioritize your comfort and always be gentle with your scalp. 🌿 Have you tried other natural methods? I'd love to hear about your experience! Feel free to check out my own line of holistic hair care at Bia: [bia link]. Stay strong and positive! 💖"
@@ImaneBelle A couple of years ago I gave up on minoxidil as it was giving me tachycardia. I also quit finasteride as I felt my mood was very down. I lost all the hair I managed to keep and had to say goodbye to the hair that regrew during that time.
I didn't do any research or anything until I discovered there were some natural remedies. So right now I am micro-needling with 0.5mm and rosemary oil. It's still very early but I can see some tiny hair coming out, so I'm excited.
I have switched to using a derma stamp, as I found the derma roller too awkward to use
can i dermaroll after applying dry shampoo to my roots?
I have got tiny white bumps in all ove y scalp this was my first time . Also i have disinfect the dermatologist roller prior use with water and alcohol. I donno what happened.
Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear you're having trouble! 😞 Tiny white bumps might be a sign of irritation or an allergic reaction. Make sure your scalp is clean and always disinfect your dermaroller properly-alcohol should work fine. Consider using a gentler approach next time and maybe try natural calming topical solutions like aloe vera or chamomile. Don't hesitate to consult a dermatologist if it persists. Keep me posted on how it goes, and don’t give up! 💪 #HealthyHairJourney
@@ImaneBelle noted i agree i did a mistake i took shower and straight went out ay evening and after coming back home i did use my dermatoller may be some build up was there after i went out and brought back some germs on my scalp. Please tell me do i have to use derma roller right after clean scalp
Hello, i am very new to this, can you please recommend me a brand for a derma roller
How do you know once your scalp is healed enough in order to roll again?
Hello, this is the first time I've seen your content, thank for creating contents about growth hair🥺. I just have litte confusion about the steps between using oil/minoxidil and derma roller. Whether using the oil before derma roller or after that (after 24h). I am waiting some help from you💀🥺
Hello there! I'm delighted you've found my content helpful🌸! To clear up your confusion - I usually use my super roots hair oil infused with rosemary before I use my 1.5mm derma roller. I apply the oil, let it sit for a little while to absorb, then gently go over with the roller. It helps the oil to penetrate deeper. Give it at least 24 hours before you wash it out. Try my own line, Bia (thereisbia.com/), if you're looking for a great hair oil! Remember this is a natural, holistic journey to hair growth, patience and dedication are key! 💕🌿
I use dermaroller for the first time and after that i fell my scalp itchy for several days ..is it normal? thanks
Absolutely, it can be normal to experience some itchiness after using a dermaroller for the first time! 🌿 It's your scalp's way of responding to the tiny needles. Ensure you're sanitizing your dermaroller and scalp both before and after use to avoid any irritation or infections. If the itchiness persists, try spacing out the sessions a bit more. Have you tried moisturizing your scalp post-use? Sometimes that helps! Keep me posted on how it goes, and feel free to ask any other questions 💖
What a great and informative vid
If i achieve pinpoint bleeding with 1mm needle is that fine?
I'm using a 0.5mm derma roller for the past two weeks. Would it still be recommended for me to continue using it?
Should you use a product after using the derma roller ? If so, how long after ?
Hi there! 🌺 Great question! After using a dermaroller, it's super important to give your scalp a little break. I usually wait about 24 hours before applying any products to allow my skin to recover. This helps to maximize the benefits and avoid any potential irritation. If you're interested in more natural remedies, I find that my Super Roots Hair Oil, which contains rosemary oil, works wonders! You can check it out on my website, [Bia](thereisbia.com). Thanks for watching and don't hesitate to ask more questions! 💖
Hi Imane, I have just completed my 3rd of 4 PRP treatments for my hair loss. Can I go ahead and start dermarolling before my next treatment in a few weeks, or should I wait till my 4th treatment is done? Thanks so much!
Hi Imane 👋 So excited to hear that you've nearly completed your PRP treatments! As for dermarolling, I'd personally recommend waiting until you've fully completed your PRP treatments to ensure optimal results - this is based on advice I’ve received from the holistic doctors I’ve worked with. Meanwhile, consider nourishing your hair from the outside with natural remedies. My go-to is the Super Roots Hair Oil from my brand, Bia (thereisbia.com/). This star-studded oil, packed with the natural benefits of Rosemary oil, has helped me loads on my hair journey. All the best! 😊
Male i use a 1.5 working great people have to understand just not to press to hard
That's awesome to hear! 😊 Absolutely, using a 1.5mm dermaroller can be a game-changer for promoting hair growth. You're spot on about not pressing too hard-it’s all about letting the micro-needles do their magic without causing unnecessary damage. Thanks for sharing your experience, it's super helpful for others to know! Have you noticed any other benefits while using it? I’d love to hear more! 🌟
P.S. If you or anyone is interested in natural remedies, I’ve found great results with Super Roots hair oil, which has rosemary oil in it. Feel free to check it out on my site bia, link is in the video description. Happy rolling!
@@ImaneBelle i actually bought 2 rollers today from your website i agree don't buy cheap for something this important
Currently i have hair thinning since 3months and recently got an aloepecia patch and using hair regrowth factors and lotions on patch.is it recommendable to use? if yes, how to use
Hey there, I'm sorry to hear about your experience 😔. I get that this can feel challenging but remember, every setback is a setup for a comeback! In relation to your hair regrowth factors & lotions - it depends on your personal response & what ingredients they're made of. While many find solace in over-the-counter solutions, I personally have had much success with more natural, holistic approaches, like my super roots hair oil from my brand Bia (thereisbia.com/). It's infused with Rosemary oil, renowned for its restorative properties. Also, I find my 1.5mm dermaroller quite useful for enhancing scalp conditioning! Keep going, beautiful soul! 💖
hey once again tell me can I use the dermaroller that I just bought the 1mm if I am doing really short haircut?
Hey there! 💕You can totally use the 1mm dermaroller with a short haircut. Remember, it's all about stimulating the scalp and follicles. A shorter cut may actually make this easier! However, I usually recommend a 1.5mm for optimal results- just a personal preference, backed by some science! Check out the dermarollers on my brand's website thereisbia.com/ if you need one. Stay positive, hair beauty starts from within! 😊
Is 0.5 mm dermal roller can be effective for letting the hair grow again?
Hey there! 🌸 A 0.5mm dermaroller can indeed help stimulate hair growth, but for more significant results, I personally prefer using a 1.5mm dermaroller. It penetrates deeper, promoting better blood circulation and growth factor activation. Just remember to be gentle and consistent! If you're looking for a holistic approach, I recommend checking out my Super Roots Hair Oil that has rosemary oil, known for its amazing benefits. Feel free to ask more questions or share your journey with me. Stay inspired!
@@ImaneBelle I am 18 years old and my hairs health is very poor moreover they are turning grey what should I do?
Can you recommend a roller?
Is derma pen better than derma roller?
Do you know any good brand for derma stamp
Hey there! 😊 Thanks for your question! I personally use a 1.5mm dermaroller instead of a derma stamp, and find it works wonders for me, especially when paired with my Super Roots Hair Oil, which has rosemary oil in it. Dermarolling can really help stimulate hair growth naturally! If you're interested, you can check out more about my brand products at [Bia](thereisbia.com). Keep asking questions and let's all grow this amazing hair journey together! 🌿💖
If I just buy the 1mm should I give him a chance and if I do twice a week it’s ok ? (Or too much ?) also I am a men
Hey there! Of course, glad to answer your question!😊 Now, considering you're a man, your skin might be a bit thicker, so a 1.5mm dermaroller might be more effective. However, starting with a 1mm isn't a problem, just give it a chance and see how it feels. Twice a week is perfect! Just remember, consistency is key. As for a natural remedy, my Bia thereisbia.com/ super roots hair oil has rosemary oil which helps stimulate hair follicles. Give your hair some natural love! 💁♀️💓
@@ImaneBelle thank you so much 👍
@@ImaneBellehey once again tell me can I use the dermaroller I just bought the 1mm if I am doing really short haircut?
How long for one Session
?
Sorry don’t take black seed peace
Hey lovely! 🌺 I totally get where you're coming from and it's such a brave journey to embrace. In my experience, it's been about more than just products, but by nourishing my body from within. That said, I've had positive results personally with the 1.5mm dermaroller and super roots hair oil with rosemary from my Bia line. The science behind it is all about stimulating the scalp and promoting natural hair growth. Remember, everyone’s journey is unique, stay positive and patient! 💕😊
Some people also use like minoxidil over it. Is it good or not?
Hey there! 😊 I totally understand where you're coming from. Minoxidil is a popular choice for many, but I personally believe in a more natural and holistic approach. I've had great success using ingredients like rosemary oil and incorporating a 1.5mm dermaroller into my routine. There’s some fascinating science behind these natural methods that can be quite effective! Have you tried any natural remedies before? I'd love to hear about your experiences! 🌿💖
@@ImaneBelle you’re right better go with natural things 😸
Galidiva… 😳
Everyone says titanium is best🫤
Hi there! 🌸 It's true, titanium is often recommended for dermarollers as it's durable and safe for skin. From my natural and holistic perspective of battling hair loss, I've found 1.5mm dermarollers helpful. You can check some from my brand 'Bia' here: thereisbia.com/. Besides, you might want to incorporate natural remedies like Super Roots hair oil with rosemary oil! Stay hopeful, as the journey towards healthy hair is thrilling and rewarding. 💕
Does titanium rollers go dull and need to be replaced also since it's one of the strongest metals.
Hey there! 👋 Great question! I'll be honest, titanium rollers are incredibly sturdy due to the nature of the metal itself. However, every tool has a life-span, and this includes dermarollers. After repeated use, even the sharpest needles can get a bit dull. I generally recommend replacing your 1.5mm dermaroller every 8-10 months but it really depends on how often you're using it. Stay tuned to BIA for a roller replacement guide coming soon!💫 Lovely love, me x
@@ImaneBelle thank you for responding so fast and thank u for the good information about it, also I barely started but i am gonna use it twice a day with minoxidil.
Hi, my derma roller is 1.2mm will it do the job?
Hey there! 😊 Great question! A 1.2mm derma roller can definitely help with hair growth by stimulating your scalp. However, I personally found that a 1.5mm roller gave me better results, as it's generally more effective in promoting hair growth. If you decide to switch, just make sure to use it safely and consistently. Keep rocking your journey and feel free to share your progress. Sending you lots of hair growth vibes! 💖✨
P.S. If you're curious about my favorite natural remedies, check out [Super Roots Hair Oil](thereisbia.com) with rosemary oil. It's worked wonders for me!
@@ImaneBelle thank you for your quick response. Kind regards Adnan
I have Dandruff can I use this 😊
Use a clarifying shampoo before using the derma roller onna dandruff scalp
what about a 0.5mm or 1.0mm ?
Absolutely! Thanks for your question. Both 0.5mm and 1.0mm dermarollers can be effective for stimulating hair growth, but I personally found that a 1.5mm dermaroller provided the best results for me. It helps penetrate deeper into the scalp, promoting better absorption of any serums or oils you might be using. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to start with the smaller sizes and gradually work your way up. 🧡 Feel free to share your experience or ask more questions. Happy rolling!
Mam dermaroller regrowing those hairs in anagan phase or just temporary
Hey there! 😊 I'm so glad you're curious about the process. Dermarolling triggers the anagen phase and stimulates hair growth naturally. It isn't temporary, as it promotes wholesome follicular health. I personally love the 1.5mm dermaroller for this. Super Roots hair oil, infused with rosemary oil, also aids in the process by nourishing the roots and scalp. You can find both on my site thereisbia.com/. Hope this helps, let's rock this journey together, girl! 💪🏼
Nice thanks ❤
So if i use a 0.50mm derma roller it wont do much?
No. Unfortunately not😢
Are u from uk?
Which shampoo should I be using to get a healthy scalp? I use the Alpecin C1 caffeine shampoo. Is that good for the scalp?
And should I be applying oil after every session or wait for it to heal up first?
Hi there! 👋 For a healthier scalp, I personally prefer natural ingredients. You might want to try shampoos from my Bia brand, they're packed with natural goodness & gentle on your scalp. As for the Alpecin C1, it has its advantages but be cautious of any unnatural ingredients.
After dermarolling (I recommend a 1.5mm), applying Super Roots Hair Oil can be beneficial. This oil, rich in rosemary, is wonderful for promoting hair health. But wait for your scalp to heal first before applying. Remember, everyone's response can vary so listen to your body. ❤️ Healthier hair journey is all about balancing & experimenting! Keep me posted!
@@ImaneBelle thank you so muchh ❤️ absolutely love your content 😘
Is there any way to recognise how hard should I use it
Hey Superstar! ✨ Thanks for reaching out! When it comes to microneedling with dermarollers like the 1.5mm, the key is to use a gentle but firm pressure. You're not supposed to create deep wounds, but tiny pin pricks. I highly recommend our Bia brand dermaroller (thereisbia.com/). Round off the routine with our Super Roots Hair Oil blend rich in Rosemary Oil that boosts growth naturally! Remember, every kind of healing process, even hair revival, is a journey of patience & consistency! 💚🌿