Ammuri Derma Stamp + Age Reverse Peptide Serum Kit

Adjustable Derma Stamp + Age Reverse Serum — A Targeted Skincare Kit With Safer Timing

This kit pairs an adjustable 0–1.5mm derma stamp with Ammuri Age Reverse Peptide Serum. The two products can complement the same skincare goal, but the serum should not be deliberately stamped into freshly microneedled skin. Microneedling temporarily changes the skin barrier, so routine cosmetic serums are best kept separate from the needling session unless they are specifically intended and supplied for that use.

At-home microneedling can cause redness, bleeding, irritation, infection and pigmentation changes. Use only on healthy, intact skin and follow hygiene instructions carefully.

What Is Included?

• Adjustable Derma Stamp — 0–1.5mm depth adjustment for controlled stamping.
• Ammuri Age Reverse Peptide Serum — a leave-on cosmetic serum for a separate skincare routine focused on fine lines and smoother-looking skin.

How to Use the Kit More Safely

1. Before stamping: Cleanse thoroughly and disinfect the device according to its instructions. Do not use on inflamed blemishes, cuts, infection or irritated skin.
2. During stamping: Use gentle, controlled vertical stamping rather than dragging. Do not apply ordinary cosmetic serum as a needling medium.
3. Recovery: Keep the immediate post-needling routine simple. Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids, fragranced products and other potentially irritating actives until the skin has settled.
4. Age Reverse Serum: Use it as a separate leave-on skincare step once the skin is comfortable and no longer visibly irritated.
5. Daytime: Use broad-spectrum SPF.

Derma Stamp vs Derma Roller

A stamp moves vertically into a targeted area instead of rolling across the skin. Some customers prefer it for small areas because placement is easier to control, but the same hygiene and skin-safety principles still apply.

Important

Do not share the device. Do not use over broken, infected or actively inflamed skin. Seek professional advice if you have a history of abnormal scarring, significant skin disease or concerns about wound healing.

Read our 2026 at-home microneedling safety guide before first use.