• Skin Cleansing: Thoroughly cleanse your face of make-up and residues and gently pat dry.

• Careful Opening (Safety): Remove the aluminum cap from the vial. Caution: The edges of the metal ring can be sharp after opening. Use a clean cosmetic tissue as protection while carefully peeling off the ring.

• Disinfection: Open the first alcohol pad. Use it to thoroughly wipe the neck of the vial and the (still closed) HN30 needle head to ensure absolute sterility.

• Closure: Remove the rubber stopper and place it on a clean, disinfected surface.

• Attaching: Firmly attach the HN30 head to the open vial (no thread, just press firmly). The protective cap remains on the needles during this process.

• Setting: We recommend starting with level 2 or 3 for the optimal flow of our EGF serum.

• Activate & Prime: Hold the vial vertically (needles pointing downwards). Remove the protective cap and tap briefly against the glass. Before the first contact with your face, gently press the plunger head 2–3 times onto a clean cosmetic tissue until a small serum imprint is visible. This prevents "dry needling" and ensures serum flow.

• Stamping: Now gently stamp across your face. Important: Only stamp vertically (perpendicularly up and down). Never drag, rub, or make circular movements to avoid damaging the skin's surface.

• Rhythm: Once a week (ideally Sunday evenings) is completely sufficient for maximum results.

• Secure Sealing: Remove the HN30 head. Briefly disinfect the rubber stopper with a fresh alcohol pad and firmly press it back into the vial. It is essential to store the serum upright in the refrigerator.

• Quick Cleaning: Rinse the HN30 head under running, warm water until all serum residues are removed from the channels.

• Disinfection Finish: Never wipe over the needles with the pad! Instead, place the head with the needles facing down onto a fresh, alcohol-soaked pad for 2 minutes. Let the head air dry before replacing the protective cap.

• Sun Protection: Your skin is now particularly receptive. Be sure to use a high-quality sun protection (SPF) on Monday morning.