Peptide Micro Infusion Skin Needling System

Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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How often would you use this kind of 6 week treatment?

Thank you for your message. We’re actually updating this product to sell the Peptide Micro-Infusion Serum on its own, so you can use it with either a microneedle pen or a standard derma roller. This allows you to treat the skin once a week, which is a much better and more flexible way to experience the benefits. If there’s anything else you’d like help with, please let us know - we’re always here to support you.

Can you use this serum with Microneedling for the slip instead of the roller

Yes - the Peptide Micro Infusion serum is designed to be used with needling. It's powerful but without toxic preservatives and alcohol. Which is not something you ever want to roll into your epidermis.

Hello 🤗 SO happy you have this system, as I know I can trust any ingredients you choose 🥰 for any of your products My questions: 1. Is there a video demo on the roller infusion process ? 1b. What is the pattern ? Just roll horizontally in one direction? 2. After you do 1/2 face, do you mean that you rub the serum that was delivered from the roller Into your skin - or extra serum from the bottle ? 3. With most stampers, they recommend doing the whole face Can I repeat the process 2 x more times - is better or not necessary? 4. I want to do my neck also - should I purchase an extra bottle of serum for this ? 5. Can I use a red light mask 30 mins (or longer) after ? If yes, how long to wait after rolling ? 6. Post treatment - ok to be outdoors walking / the exercise 24 hrs later ? (Ie: how soon) 7. What are the best products to use the following day - that you have and can recommend ☺️ Curious ... Do you still green peel every winter ? P.s ... We had a great chat on the phone once and talked about healing stuff and your podcast 🙂 Love your stuff ! ✨ Thanks in advance! Kindest, Lucie

Hi Lucie, Thank you so much for your fantastic questions! I’m still working on a video demonstration, but I wanted to share some helpful guidance in the meantime. How to Use the Roller: The key is to ensure that each area of the skin gets 2–3 passes with the roller. There are many techniques out there (up and down, side to side, diagonal), but you really don’t need to overcomplicate it. Just make sure every part of the face gets rolled a couple of times, and you’ll be fine. Important Reminders: 1. Only Use Approved Products – Some ingredients shouldn’t be needled into the skin. But you don’t need to worry about that with HomePeel—we only recommend serums that are safe for needling. 2. Don’t Over-Roll – Avoid overworking the skin. You’re not trying to mash it—just 2 or 3 gentle passes once a week is plenty. 3. No Dragging with Electric Pens – This doesn’t apply here unless you’re using an electronic device, but just in case: never drag an electric needling pen while it’s running. Always use a stamping motion. We do offer a Micro Needle Pen if you decide you want to do this long-term—it makes the process easier (not necessarily more effective, just more user-friendly). You can buy the pen once, then restock on serums as needed. How Often & How Much Serum: Once a week is perfect, and the whole process should only take a minute or two. Studies show that gentler, more frequent treatments yield the best long-term results. If the serum from the roller is coming out too fast or too slow, you can apply a little extra by hand—just use your judgment. The goal is simple: you’re creating micro-channels and want to ensure some serum gets into those channels while they’re fresh. I personally divide my face into four sections and apply the serum right after rolling each section. Aftercare: • Red Light Mask: Yes, you can absolutely use it after rolling. 30 minutes is great. • Exercise & Sun: Walking/exercising is fine, just no direct sun exposure. Sunscreen helps, but a big hat is better for this. • Next-Day Skincare: You can go back to your normal HomePeel routine the next day. If you’re unsure what that should be or need help adjusting your routine, just reach out—we’re happy to help. Green Peel Tip: Absolutely, you can do a Green Herb Skin Peel once a year, ideally in winter. Many people do 2–3 a year depending on their skin needs. Thanks again for your thoughtful questions! If you ever need personalised support, just email us anytime at skincarecoach@homepeel.com.au

Hi can I use the micro needling and peptides while pregnant and breastfeeding?

Ingredient-by-Ingredient Safety Overview: 1% Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) Generally considered safe, but limited data on use in pregnancy Copper is an essential mineral, and the topical peptide is used in low concentrations That said, some professionals recommend avoiding copper peptides during pregnancy due to the lack of long-term safety studies Verdict: Use only with practitioner guidance or avoid during pregnancy as a precaution 2% Copper Peptides Same concern as above, but at a higher concentration Copper is essential but excessive absorption or systemic exposure is unknown in pregnancy Verdict: Best to avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless cleared by a healthcare provider 3% Matrixyl-3000 A well-known peptide complex (palmitoyl oligopeptide + palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7) Considered low-risk and non-systemic No known issues with use in pregnancy or breastfeeding Verdict: Generally considered safe for topical use during pregnancy and breastfeeding 5% Acetyl Hexapeptide (Argireline) A muscle-relaxing peptide often dubbed "Botox in a jar" No specific studies on pregnancy safety Not known to be harmful, but because it alters muscle contraction, some caution is warranted Use with caution – most professionals advise against high-strength Argireline during pregnancy just to be safe 0.5% Heptapeptide-8 A newer peptide, not known to be systemically absorbed Very limited pregnancy-specific data available At 0.5%, it's a relatively low dose