It’s an at-home micro-infusion tool that uses tiny, cosmetic-depth needles (0.20–0.25 mm) to create ultra-fine channels, helping our serum absorb more effectively. Think of it as a gentle boost to your routine—not a medical procedure.

No. Traditional rollers drag across skin; Shuzzing stamps vertically for more even, controlled application and less irritation. It’s designed for cosmetic use and comfort at home.

• Great for: dullness, early fine lines, uneven tone/texture, dehydrated skin.
  
• Avoid/consult a professional if you have: active acne/cysts, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea flare, open wounds, keloid tendency, active cold sores, blood-thinning meds, uncontrolled diabetes, are on/just finished isotretinoin (Accutane in last 6–12 months), or are pregnant/breastfeeding. When in doubt, check with your dermatologist.

At 0.25 mm most users feel a light tingling/pressure, not pain. Bleeding is not expected. Mild, short-lived redness is normal and usually subsides within a few hours.

0.25 mm: comfortable users seeking a little more softening of fine lines and improved texture.

Once per week is ideal. Very sensitive skin: every 10–14 days. More is not better—skin needs time to recover.

• Immediate: dewy glow, smoother feel (1–2 uses).
• Short term (3–4 weeks): improved hydration, softer fine lines, more even tone (with consistent weekly use).
• Ongoing (6–8+ weeks): better texture/firmness support with continued routine + sun protection.
  
  

Yes—these areas respond well. Use gentle pressure, start with 0.25 mm, and space sessions at least 7–10 days apart.

Generally yes. Micro-infusion at cosmetic depth is considered friendly across skin tones. Still, go slow (0.25 mm), avoid irritation, and use SPF daily to minimize post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk.

Best: Shuzzing Anti-Aging Serum, formulated for infusion (water-based, fragrance-free, sterile packaging).

If using your own, ensure it’s water-based, simple, no fragrance/essential oils, no harsh exfoliants. Avoid thick oils immediately after a session.

Skip for 24–48 hours: retinoids, AHAs/BHAs/PHAs, strong vitamin C (L-ascorbic >10%), benzoyl peroxide, exfoliating masks, self-tanner. Re-introduce gradually when skin is calm.

• Keep hands and face clean; avoid makeup for 12–24 hours.
• Apply gentle moisturizer/barrier cream if needed.
• SPF 50 the next morning (and daily).
• Avoid heavy sweating, sauna, swimming for 24 hours.
• Change pillowcase the night of treatment.

You can use our Skin prep Product here to make your self prep your-skin or you can just wash your skin with Sanitize skin with 70% isopropyl alcohol pad (or our antiseptic wipe). Let fully dry. Sanitize the stamp head (see hygiene steps below).

• Wash hands.
• Disinfect head: soak or thoroughly wet with 70% isopropyl alcohol for 5–10 minutes, air-dry on a sterile surface.
• Do not share your device.
• Store capped, dry, and clean. Replace heads as directed.

Follow the guidance for your specific cartridge type:

• If single-use sterile heads: dispose after one session.
  
• If your kit includes multi-use cosmetic heads: disinfect thoroughly and replace after 3–5 sessions (or sooner if bent/dull). Single-user only.

Micro-infusion at cosmetic depth supports texture and glow; deeper scars/striae often require professional treatment. For body use (stretch marks), stick to 0.25 mm, go slowly, and manage expectations—or see a professional.

Pause treatments until skin is calm. Keep the area clean, use a bland moisturizer, and avoid actives. If irritation persists, discontinue and consult a professional.

Most users don’t. If you’re acne-prone, introduce slowly (every 10–14 days at 0.20 mm) and keep the rest of your routine simple.

Ideally wait 12–24 hours. If you must, use clean tools and minimal, non-comedogenic products.

30-Day Glow Guarantee: If you don’t feel your skin is more hydrated, smoother, and visibly glower within 30 days of consistent use, contact support for a hassle-free solution.

Shuzzing is a cosmetic routine enhancer, not a medical device. We do not diagnose, treat, or cure conditions. If you have concerns or a skin condition, consult your dermatologist before use.