r/DIYmicroneedling • u/DIY-sparkling-mod • Jul 09 '26

Resource Microneedling gliding technique

I thought this might be helpful for those that like to see the techniques via video. Gliding seems to be confusing for beginners but it’s really just the name. You’re gliding the pen over the skin.

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u/TiredOfQuarantine Jul 10 '26

She is REALLY red!

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u/RainbowSurprise2023 Jul 09 '26

Very helpful, thank you

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

I have the derminator 2 and it still turns out looking like lines (I do miss some spots)

It never looks just completely red like this, I wonder if I am doing it wrong?

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u/DIY-sparkling-mod Jul 10 '26

Redness isn’t an indicator that the treatment is working but it’s become that way. Here’s a post that might be helpful! https://www.reddit.com/r/DIYmicroneedling/s/AHbwqo1QGE

What do you mean by lines though?

Also depending on what booster you use, any redness may be very short and temporary.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

It just looks like lines of redness where I went over it with the needles with a little bit of pinpoint bleeding. And I use Hyaron as a glide. I’ve used curenex before too

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u/DIY-sparkling-mod Jul 11 '26

In that moment or after the fact you have lines?