Try ReForme™ for a full 90 days. That gives you enough time to use it consistently and judge the results for yourself.

If you don’t see the kind of improvement you bought it for smoother-looking skin, softer-looking lines, a more refreshed look just email us and we’ll refund you.

No interrogation. No hoops. No hard feelings.

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Processing Time: Orders ship within 1-3 business days.

Delivery Time: Estimated delivery is 5-12 business days depending on location.

Tracking: A tracking number will be emailed once your order is dispatched.

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Full Ingredient List (Yes it’s short on purpose):

Aqua, Glycerin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Disodium EDTA, Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen, Oligopeptide-1.

Why so few ingredients?

Because we don’t believe in stuffing your serum with “fluff”, fragrances, fillers, and trendy extras that make the label look impressive… but often make formulas weaker (and more irritating). ReForme™ keeps it focused, so every ingredient has a job, and that’s how we can deliver a professional-style at-home treatment without the professional price tag.

Time: ~5 minutes

Frequency: Every 2 weeks

1) Fill it

• Twist open the system, fill it with serum, then close it tightly.

• Flip the bottle upside down for 2 minutes so the stamp fully soaks up the serum.

2) Stamp (gentle + even coverage)

• Gently stamp across your face (and neck if you want).

• Use about 50% overlap so you don’t miss spots.

• Do 2-3 passes for best results.

3) Leave it on overnight

• When you’re done, apply any excess serum and let it absorb overnight.

Quick “Hacks” (So you don’t waste serum)

If the serum isn’t flowing well

• Warm it up: place the bottle in hot water for a few minutes so the serum loosens up and flows better.

If you have leftover serum

• Wash your hands thoroughly, open the bottle, and pour the leftover serum directly onto your face and rub it in.

• You can also use the leftover serum on your neck or the back of your hands (or even stamp the back of your hands).

Aftercare (don’t skip this)

• Expect a little redness sometimes that’s normal and usually fades quickly.

• For best results, avoid harsh actives right after (like strong exfoliants/retinol) and keep your skin calm and hydrated.

1) It uses tiny “micro-needles” to create micro-channels

When you stamp, the tiny needles create very small, shallow openings on the surface of your skin, which are like micro-channels, not deep punctures. This is the same reason people have microneedling done professionally - the controlled, tiny openings can kickstart a renewal response.

2) The serum gets delivered at the same time as the stamping

This is the big difference compared to just smearing a serum on top. With micro-infusion, the serum is released during the stamping process, so it gets placed right where the micro-channels are, instead of being wiped off, sitting on the surface, or drying out.

3) Your skin responds by focusing on hydration and a smoother-looking surface first

Right after treatment, most people notice the quick changes: their skin looks more hydrated, plumper, and smoother in normal lighting, because hydrated skin reflects light more evenly.

4) Over repeated treatments, the look of lines and texture can start to soften

As you repeat treatments on a consistent schedule, people usually describe the longer-term changes: the texture looks more even, and fine lines start to look softer and less noticeable, especially in the areas they are most concerned about.

5) That “glow” comes from the combination of smoother texture, better hydration, and more even light reflection

When your skin is hydrated and the surface looks smoother, you get a healthy “glow” effect - not a glittery shine, but the “I look more rested” look that people notice.

• What does it feel like?
  Most people describe it as a light tingling / mild prickly feeling not “painful,” just noticeable.
  
• Is it painful?
  For most users it isn’t painful, but everyone’s tolerance is different. If you’re sensitive, use lighter pressure and go slower.
  
• Will my skin look red after?
  Yes, mild redness can happen but it usually fades quickly. It’s temporary and expected.
  
• Is it safe for sensitive skin?
  Yes but if you’re sensitive, start gently, avoid harsh actives for 24–48 hours, and patch test your serum first if you’re unsure.

1) It doesn’t just sit on your skin like most serums

Most skincare routines are straightforward: apply serum, hope it absorbs, and wait.

ReForme™ uses micro-infusion stamping, which creates tiny channels in your skin and delivers the serum as you go so it’s not just another product on your shelf. It’s a proper method.

2) It’s not a dermaroller (and that matters)

Dermarollers drag across your skin, which can be irritating and rough. That's where the fear of damage comes from.

Stamping is simpler and more controlled. You press straight down on the skin you're not scraping across it.

3) It’s not a clinic appointment (no time, no downtime, no pressure)

Clinic treatments can be effective, but they have their downsides:

• booking appointments
• paying a lot per session
• worrying about redness afterwards
• feeling tied to someone else’s schedule

ReForme™ gives you control: at home, on your time, without making skincare a big production.

4) It beats expensive routines because it’s a system

Expensive skincare routines often involve stacking loads of products: retinol, acids, serums, creams… and still not seeing any changes.

ReForme™ is a direct routine with a clear timeline each treatment builds on the last, leading to smoother skin, softer-looking lines, and a refreshed glow that people notice.

5) It’s designed for the Skeptical Skincare Veteran

This isn’t for someone following the latest TikTok trends. It’s for the woman who’s already spent money, tried various products, and is thinking:

“I just want something that makes a real difference without the risk, pain, or nonsense.”

If you provide the list of alternatives you’re comparing against (dermaroller, clinic microneedling, expensive routines, other micro-infusion brands), I can turn this into a tight table-style section with punchy headlines and “why we win” bullets under each.

Each Micro-Infusion Kit is designed to provide a specific number of treatments.

Here’s what’s inside:

• 1-Month Supply → 2 sterile heads + 2 serum vials (2 treatments)
• 2-Month Supply → 4 sterile heads + 4 serum vials (4 treatments)
• 3-Month Supply → 6 sterile heads + 6 serum vials (6 treatments)

Each vial and needle head is intended for a single treatment every 2 weeks