When is it proper to stick them with the pointy end? (this is not sexual, too obvious)

That was very clever.  

I liked this.  (we only get one Asker's Pick (no pun here)  I think I'll give it to you.  But there are so many candidates.  I want to thank all the little people who contributed.   And if this is the best, I'll award.  

What a FAB answer.  FAAAB.

Thank you.  




This thing is great for encouraging collagen production, and, therefore, helps plump up wrinkles.  

Just sayin'...

Have you tried it?

YES.  I HAVE.


It is NOT expensive and it is not dangerous at all.

They can be gotten on ebay or Amazon but I recommend you watch (if you care about this sort of thing) a youtube video or two first.

They show you what kind to purchase and why.  And they show you before and after results.

I can send you some on the answer here if you are interested.

It also perks up the underlying muscles and stops sagging.   And finally, it does wonders for large pores.

Cost?  About 10 to 20 bucks.  

  Why would anyone want plump wrinkles?

I guffawed. :D

Although I mourn the loss of my beauty, I welcome the marks of my experience.

I thought of filling out with food - very tempting -
but decided against it on grounds of the health costs.

I didn't really think you would have tried that collagen pricker - get the impression that you embrace alternative health in a big way.
Massage often goes hand-in-hand with alternative medicine, healthy eating, perhaps also yoga, pilates and Zumba.

The collagen pricker reminds me of a miniaturized version of a lawn aerator - yikes!

The skin is not just a garment to make you look appealing.  It is the barometer of all things healthy in the body.  I can see much that is wrong with a person by looking at the skin.

So, this is not some needle to endure the way Kim Kardashian may want to plump.

This is a tool that encourages what the healthy layers of skin need.  More collagen.


That allows for immune support as well as energizing the musculature.


And it cleans the pores.


So, laughing at this is akin to me to laughing at sitting in a sauna or DOING YOGA.  It's good for us.  

Woops! I can see I REALLY didn't understand.
How deep do the pricks prick below the skin's surface?
Does it hurt?
Does it draw blood?
Do people buy one and do it to themselves, or go to a professional or some sort?
How much do the machines cost?
Or how much is a session with a professional?

(I love saunas, spas and yoga.)

Since black don't crack, this is not for you.  And that is a compliment.  For a change.


OOOPS!   Disproved.  (or is it Disproven?)  Anyway, black, apparently, does crack.

What makes you think I'm not black?
This post was edited by inky at November 5, 2018 7:40 PM MST

Hey.  I'm just realizing you are a female.  At least I'm not racist.  I don't see any colors here. No colors.

Chuckle-chortle! :D

Well, I could also be a man with a penchant for feathers...


This post was edited by inky at November 5, 2018 11:42 PM MST