Review on Microneedling Roller And Hair Removal Tool For Vibrant, Even Skin Complexion - Stacked Skincare 1 Count by Chris Laznovsky

In summary: The tool works but you can find something similar for 2-4 times less this cost. I will most likely not be pursuing the replacement heads for this tool and will utilize a more cost effective option that renders the same results.Con: This is a very standard at-home microneedling tool. That said, I don’t understand why they are charging over twice as much as the standard manual at-home microneedling tool. For the sake of sanitary protection, and especially given the price of $89, this should be coming with a case. Instead, there is an open ended piece of plastic to slide over the blades. Reminds me of a disposable razor. (Which ultimately, is what this product is - the price just baffles.) I recommend keeping it tucked away in a clean drawer or finding your own case to keep this tool in. Even with the plastic cover, it is at risk of any loose sprays or powders. I don’t even want to imagine the particles we can’t see.Con: My husband has asked to grease my roller. He’s right, it does squeak especially loud when in use. Like really loud.Pro: I do notice plumper and firmer skin since using this roller. My pesky forehead wrinkles will require something stronger if I wanted them to disappear. Acne though, let’s talk about it. Ive always struggled with acne. The acne-fighting formula I use was alone, not enough for me. Using this tool in conjunction with my formula does promote clearer skin and smaller pores (especially on my inner cheeks toward my nose). I do appreciate this outcome. It also has a pretty handle but not worth $80.