Derma Stamp DRS140

• Needles with a length of 0.5 or less are recommended for sensitive skin such as the face and neck.
• It is recommended to use needles with a length of more than 0.5 on thicker skin such as the stomach, back, and thighs.
• Needle length is adjustable.
• For best results, keep the device clean.
• For personal use only, don’t use it with another person.
• Avoid use on open wounds.
• Avoid using other products that may irritate the skin after using a derma stamp.
• Using a derma stamp is not particularly painful, but it may leave your skin looking pink\ red after use, this will lessen after a short while.

Make sure you wash your derma stamp in warm soapy water, followed by soaking in 70% alcohol for 10 minutes, allowing it to dry naturally, and putting it back in its case. Ensure you are sanitizing your derma stamp before and after each use to avoid infection.

It is recommended to use the derma stamp on clean, dry skin.

Adjust the length of needles that suit your skin by turning the end part of the derma stamp until you reach the length you need.

Use the derma stamp to stamp on the skin by moving up and down vertically to cover all the areas.

When using up to 0.3 mm long needles, put the skin care product on your skin, then roll it in with the derma roller. Alternatively, you can first roll the skin and then apply the skin care product.

You can use the derma stamp depending on the length of the needles:
0.2 - 0.5 mm: 1 - 2 times a week.
0.75 - 1.0 mm: Once a week.
1.5 mm or more: Once every two weeks.
Avoid the eye area with needles more than 0.5 mm.

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