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3-delige Microneedling Set

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3-delige Microneedling SetZo Ayla 3 delige Microneedling Set is een fantastische 3 delige microneedling dermaroller. Microneedling is een huidverzorgingstechniek die kleine naaldjes gebruikt om micro gaatjes in je huid te maken. Dit stimuleert de collageen en elastineproductie, waardoor de huid er gladder, strakker en jonger uit gaat zien na regelmatig gebruik. Ga voor een salonwaardige behandeling gewoon vanuit huis met de microneedling set van Zo Ayla! Wat zijn de

Zoë Ayla 3-delige Microneedling Set is een fantastische 3-delige microneedling dermaroller. Microneedling is een huidverzorgingstechniek die kleine naaldjes gebruikt om micro gaatjes in je huid te maken. Dit stimuleert de collageen- en elastineproductie, waardoor de huid er gladder, strakker en jonger uit gaat zien na regelmatig gebruik.Ga voor een salonwaardige behandeling gewoon vanuit huis met de microneedling set van Zoë Ayla!

 

Wat zijn de belangrijkste kenmerken van de Zoë Ayla 3-delige Microneedling Set? 

De 3-delige set van Zoë Ayla heeft verschillende kenmerken, we hebben ze hieronder voor je op een rijtje gezet:

  • Veilig ontworpen voor thuisgebruik 
  • 3 verwisselbare koppen
  • Kalmeert en hydrateert je huid
  • Vermindert irritatie
  • Verbetert de opname van je skincare producten
  • Stimuleert collageenproductie 
  • Verkleint je poriën 

 

Hoe gebruik ik de Zoë Ayla 3-delige Microneedling Set?

Op deze manier geef jij je huid een salon waardige behandeling vanuit huis: 

  1. Begin met het grondig reinigen van je huid, dit helpt om infecties te voorkomen.
  2. Desinfecteer de roller en laat hem goed drogen voor gebruik. 
  3. Breng een dun laagje hydraterende serum of crème aan op je huid. Dit kan helpen om irritatie te verminderen en het helpt de microneedling roller soepeler over je huid te glijden.
  4. Kied je gewenste opzetstuk. Rol de microneedling roller zachtjes over je huid in verticale, horizontale en diagonale richtingen. Breng lichte druk aan, gebruik niet te veel kracht want dit kan je huid beschadigen. Doe dit in langzame en gelijkmatige bewegingen. 
  5. Behandel elk deel van je gezicht, zoals je voorhoofd, wangen en kin. Vermijd het gebied rond de ogen en lippen. Tussen de behandeling door kan je opnieuw een laagje serum of crème aanbrengen om de huid te kalmeren en hydrateren.
  6. Reinig de roller na gebruik goed met water en een milde zeep en laat het goed drogen voordat je hem opbergt. 

Wij raden het aan om de microneedling set van Zoë Ayla op het begin maximaal 1 keer per maand te gebruiken. Als je huid er wat meer aan gewend is, kan je dit opbouwen tot maximaal 1 keer per week. 

 

Wat is het resultaat van de Zoë Ayla 3-delige Microneedling Set?

Na het gebruiken van de microneedling set zal de textuur van je huid gladder en gelijkmatiger aanvoelen. Doordat de collageen stimulatie wordt verbeterd geef jij je huid een gezonde glow met een jeugdige uitstraling. Consistency is key, ook bij het verzorgen van je huid. Daarom is het belangrijk om te onthouden dat je niet meteen na de eerste behandeling zichtbaar resultaat zult zien.

 

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