FAQs
What does a derma stamp do for hair growth?
It creates tiny, controlled micro-injuries across your scalp (sounds scarier than it is, promise). This kicks your scalp into repair mode, sending all the good stuff to the surface: increased blood flow, healing proteins, and the kind of follicle stimulation that encourages dormant hair to get growing again. The rhute Derma Stamper uses a vertical stamping motion with 0.3mm needles, so it's precise, gentle, and designed for consistent at-home use.
How is a derma stamp different from a derma roller?
Rollers drag across your scalp, catching and pulling your hair on the way. Not exactly what you want when you're trying to keep hold of it. Our stamper presses straight down, creating cleaner, more consistent results without the tugging. It also covers more ground with each press and those vertical channels let your serums sink in deeper and more evenly. Better tool, better results, happier scalp.
How often should I use a derma stamp?
Twice a week is the sweet spot. Your scalp needs time between sessions to heal, and that healing process is actually where the good stuff happens. Consistency beats intensity every time, so find two days that work for your rhutine and stick with them. Replace your stamp every 10 to 12 uses or when the needles feel blunt.
Can I use a derma stamp with hair growth serum?
This is where it gets really good. Apply rhute's Density + Repair Scalp Serum straight after dermastamping while those tiny channels are still open. The serum's active ingredients can reach deeper into your scalp where your follicles actually live. They were designed as the perfect pairing. Think of the stamp as opening the door and the serum as walking straight through it.