Precision Derma Stamp

MICRONEEDLING TOOL

$12.99
$12.99
  • Boosts serum absorption with 140 stainless steel needles
  • Adjustable 0–3.0mm depth to start gentle and build up
  • Precise stamp design targets one small area at a time

Good skin starts with what sinks in. The Precision Derma Stamp uses 140 fine stainless steel needles to create micro-channels across the skin's surface, so the serums you already trust absorb deeper and work harder. Unlike a roller, it presses straight down into one area at a time, making it easy to target precise spots like the brow line or around the mouth. Set the depth anywhere from 0–3.0mm, start gentle, and build up at your own pace. With consistent use, skin looks smoother, more refined, and more radiant.

Specifications

140 stainless steel needles · Adjustable 0–3.0mm depth · Ergonomic grip · Includes 1 Derma Stamp + 1 protective cap · Cruelty-free

What to use it with

Use with: Hyaluronic Acid Serum, Copper Peptides Serum, Vegan PDRN Serum and Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer. Apply serum right before stamping and again right after.

Use with caution: Vitamin C Serum and Triple Repair Serum both contain Vitamin C. Keep them off freshly stamped skin and use them on non-stamping days.

Do not use with: Eye Serum. Never stamp near the eye area.

Caution

For personal, external use only. Do not share. Avoid the eye area. Clean before and after each use. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Keep out of direct sunlight and out of reach of children.

How to use

  1. Cleanse & dryCleanse thoroughly and pat skin completely dry.
  2. Clean the stampClean the stamp head with rubbing alcohol and let it dry completely.
  3. Apply serumApply a hydrating or peptide serum to the area. Skip Vitamin C serums on stamp nights.
  4. Set your depthNew to microneedling? Start at the lowest setting. 2.0–3.0mm is for body areas only.
  5. Stamp straight downPress gently, lift, move to the next spot. Never drag or slide, and stay away from the eye area.
  6. Layer againApply more serum or moisturizer right after.

Common mistakes

  • Starting at too high a depth
  • Dragging or rolling instead of pressing straight down
  • Stamping near the eyes
  • Using it more than 1–2x per week
  • Skipping the alcohol clean before and after
  • Sharing it with anyone else

Do not use if you have

  • Open wounds or active skin infections
  • Active acne, eczema, or nodular/pustular rosacea
  • Sunburn or any area with active skin disease
  • A known allergy or sensitivity to metals
  • Photosensitizing medication, certain antidepressants or antibiotics: ask your doctor first

What's normal: a warm or tingling feeling, like a mild sunburn, for up to 24 hours. Let skin fully recover before your next session.

When to use

1–2×Per week

Skin needs time to recover between sessions. More is not better.

PMBest at night

Use in your evening routine. If you use it in the morning, follow with SPF.

2×Clean every session

Soak the head in 70% isopropyl alcohol for 5–10 minutes before AND after each use.

3–4Months, then replace

Or sooner if the needles look dull. Store with the cap on, out of sunlight.

Frequently asked questions

Have a question? Here are the answers our customers ask most,

At the lowest settings most people feel light pressure. A warm, tingling feeling afterward is normal and can last up to 24 hours.
A stamp. It presses straight down into one area at a time, while a roller sweeps needles across the whole face. That makes it better suited to precise spots like the brow line or lip lines.
Skin feels smoother right after use and serum absorbs faster. With consistent 1–2x/week use, texture starts to look more refined in 1–2 weeks. Results vary by individual.
Start at the lowest depth and patch test first. Don't use it on active acne, eczema, rosacea flare-ups or broken skin.
Yes you can with most of them. It pairs best with Hyaluronic Acid, Copper Peptides or Vegan PDRN Serum. Keep Vitamin C Serum and TR Serum off freshly stamped skin, and don't use it with Eye Serum since you should never stamp near your eyes.
No. It's a personal-use tool. Sharing risks cross-contamination.