Microneedle Serum Ampoule Kit with Micro Tip Applicator

You twist the cap onto the little glass vial, and a ring of fine metal tips clicks into place over the serum.

The kit arrives as a set of sealed glass ampoules and a clear applicator cap. Each vial holds five millilitres of a light, watery serum, and the domed cap on top carries a dense ring of slim gold toned metal micro tips. You screw the cap onto a vial, turn it so the serum meets the tips, and press the head lightly against the scalp or the skin.

Look closely at the cap and you can count the tiny tips packed across the dome. The maker sells the serum in two versions, one printed for the scalp and hair and one printed for the face, and offers the set in several counts so you can pick how many vials you want. It is a cosmetic serum kit you can use at home on the scalp or the face.

Key Benefits

• Sealed five millilitre vials Each small glass ampoule holds 5 ml of serum and stays capped until you open it, so every vial is a fresh single portion.
• Metal micro tip cap The clear applicator cap holds a ring of fine gold toned metal tips that make light contact with the surface as you stamp the serum on.
• Pick your set size The kit runs from three vials with one applicator up to twelve vials with four, so you match the count to how often you plan to use it.
• Scalp or facial version The maker prints one serum for the scalp and hair and one for the face, so you choose the option that suits where you want to apply it.
• Small and discreet Each vial and cap is compact enough to keep in a bathroom drawer or slip into a travel bag.

Best for: people who already use serums and want a simple at home stamp applicator for the scalp or face, and who like to place serum precisely with a metal micro tip cap.

Why It Works

The design is honest and mechanical. The cap seats directly on the vial so the serum meets the metal tips with no dropper or spill, the ring of tips spreads the liquid in even light passes across the surface, and the sealed one vial format means each portion stays fresh until the moment you twist it open. There is no motor, no battery and no electronics in the applicator.

Quick Product Facts: sealed glass vials at 5 ml each; set options of one applicator with three vials, two with six, and four with twelve; a no silk screen option whose vials come without the printed outer label; a seal microneedle 0.5mm applicator sold on its own; scalp and facial serum versions; clear cap with a metal micro tip head.

How It Fits Your Routine

Start on clean, dry scalp or skin. Twist a cap onto a vial, invert it so the serum wets the tips, then press the head gently over the area in short even taps rather than dragging it. A little serum goes a long way, so work in light passes.

Between uses, rinse the cap, let it dry fully and keep the vials upright in their tray away from heat and direct sun. Treat each applicator as personal to you and do not share it.

Because the cap carries real metal tips, patch test first, keep everything clean, and start with the lightest touch. If you are unsure whether an at home microneedle tool suits you, ask a skincare professional or your doctor before you begin.

FAQ

Which version is for hair? The maker offers a scalp and hair serum version you stamp onto the scalp with the micro tip applicator, alongside a facial version for the skin. If hair loss worries you, speak with a doctor or dermatologist.

Does the applicator really have needles? Yes. The cap holds a ring of fine metal micro tips that touch the skin surface, and the seal option lists a 0.5mm tip length. Keep it clean, start gently, and ask a professional first if you are unsure about using such a tool at home.

What comes in the box? Sealed 5 ml serum vials plus one or more microneedle applicator caps, depending on the set you pick. The seal microneedle 0.5mm choice is the applicator cap on its own, without vials.

What does no silk screen mean? It means those glass vials arrive without the printed label on the outside. The serum inside is the same as the labelled version.