A FAN of smooth skin is ready to get something off her chest – literally.
She has shared how her easy anti-aging skincare regimen helps rid her chest of any unwanted lines.
Redditor Victoriaa- uses just one affordable item in her at-home treatment that doesn’t require daily upkeep.
“I’m 27 and swear by derma needle rolling in my skincare routine,” she said.
She shared the steps she takes while using it to smoothen out her skin.
“You kind of roll it over in vertical and horizontal motions,” she said.
She explained how while she started out with a .25 size roller, the larger sizes are more ideal for use on the body rather than just the face.
It might have made her a bit red, but she wasn’t complaining.
All she cared about were the results.
“I had a few small lines that have gone away by doing this every other day with my skincare routine,” she said.
Getting less lines for less money is possible with the Sdara Skincare Derma Roller that sells for $11.99 at Walmart.
The roller features titanium microneedles.
That’s a big savings, considering microneedling treatments can cost thousands of dollars.
It is described as being ideal for helping to brighten skin.
Others also shared their own skincare tips.
“Castor oil is great for anti-aging,” wrote a Redditor.
“I’ve been using a combination of castor oil, olive oil, and almond oil for my skin,” they continued.
According to Medical News Today, derma rolling can help to rejuvenate skin, reverse the signs of aging, and treat any acne scarring.
How it works:
“It is very effective, but takes weeks to see the result. Warm the oil before applying on your skin and massage.”
“Moisturizing daily and applying sunscreen would help,” another commented.
“You can use retinol on your neck and chest like you would with your face,” wrote a platform user.
“Twenty-seven is a good time to start retinol therapy, especially if you notice fine lines wrinkles,” said another.
One Redditor had their own trick for preventing the signs of aging which didn’t require any procedures or treatments.
“Have you heard of something called tech neck? It’s when looking down at your phone and various other devices over time causes creases,” they said.
