The K-beauty 'microneedling in a bottle' step that wakes up tired skin
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VT Cosmetics CICA Reedle Shot 100 is a Korean first-step booster that uses micro-sized spicules (tiny mineral reedles) to gently exfoliate and create temporary micro-channels so the products you layer afterward absorb better. It is formulated with Centella Asiatica and exosome-style ingredients to calm and hydrate while refining texture and the look of pores. The 100 is the daily-use intensity in VT's lineup; the 300 and 700 are stronger. Apply a pea-sized amount as the first step after cleansin
Pros
- Micro-spicules smooth texture and boost how well your serums absorb
- Centella and hydrating actives help offset the exfoliating sting
- The 100 strength is gentle enough for daily use and beginners
- A little goes a long way, so one bottle lasts months
Cons
- There is a brief stinging or prickly feel on application that takes some skin a few uses to adjust to
Frequently asked questions
Is this actual microneedling?
No. It uses naturally derived micro-spicules that create tiny temporary channels in the skin's surface. It is gentler and more superficial than professional microneedling, which reaches deeper layers.
What is the difference between Reedle Shot 100, 300, and 700?
The number reflects intensity. The 100 is for daily use, the 300 for every three days, and the 700 for weekly special care. Beginners usually start with the 100.
When do I apply it in my routine?
Use it as the first step right after cleansing, before toner, serum, and moisturizer. Many people use it at night.
Will it sting or irritate sensitive skin?
A light prickling on application is normal. If you have sensitive skin, patch test first and start a few times a week rather than daily.
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