Guides
Plain answers about microneedle rollers, hydrating serums, and keeping skin looking fuller and smoother.
What a microneedle roller actually is
What a microneedle roller is, what it does on the surface of the skin, and how it differs from a dropper or a cotton pad.
How to use a microneedle roller, step by step
A short routine for using a microneedle roller at night: preparing the skin, how to roll, and what to do afterwards.
Why skin starts to look less full
What changes in the look and feel of skin over time, in plain language, and what a surface level serum can and cannot do about it.
Niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, what each one is doing
A plain explanation of the two ingredients people ask about most, and why they are usually found together.
A roller compared with a dropper bottle
The practical difference between applying serum with a roller and applying it from a dropper, and when each makes sense.
A short night routine for skin that feels tight
Three steps for skin that feels dry and tight by the evening, built to take about a minute so it actually gets done.
Rough, bumpy skin on arms and legs
What people mean by strawberry legs and chicken skin, and what a light serum and a roller can do for how it looks and feels.
How long a set of ampoules lasts
What is in a Silka set, how long it lasts at nightly use, and how the subscription is timed against that.
Cosmetic rollers at home, sensibly
Straight answers about using a cosmetic microneedle roller at home, including when not to use one.
Buying skincare in New Zealand, delivery and returns
How Silka ships within New Zealand and to Australia, what it costs, and how the subscription can be stopped.
What is in the Silka serum
The Silka ingredient list in plain language, with what each part is doing and why the list is short.
Morning or night, when to use a serum
Whether to use a hydrating serum in the morning or at night, and why the answer is mostly about what else is in your routine.