VT Cosmetics Reti-A Reedle Shot 100 booster serum stimulates cell renewal to smooth texture: reduces the visibility of wrinkles and pores, diminishes pigmentation, and combats post-acne marks.
Makes skin even, firm, and radiant while enhancing the effectiveness of subsequent skincare products. Features a lightweight emulsion texture that hydrates upon application.
Contains the Cica Reedle™ active delivery system - micro-spicules made of silica infused with centella asiatica extract. Cica Reedle™ exfoliates the surface layer and accelerates the action of active ingredients.
Key Active Ingredients:
- Reti-A (Retinol, Hydroxypinacolone Retinoate) — 2 forms of vitamin A that enhance each other's effects. Retinol triggers cellular renewal, normalizes sebum secretion, fights acne, reduces wrinkle depth, and evens tone.
- Cicahyalon™ — a complex of green propolis extract, centella complex (madecassoside, madecassic acid, asiaticoside, and asiatic acid), and hyaluronic acid. Soothes and hydrates, relieves redness and irritation, and promotes healing.
- Bakuchiol — a plant-based ingredient with retinol-like action: stimulates renewal and makes skin smoother and more even. Does not cause irritation.
- Beta-Carotene — a plant form of vitamin A and powerful antioxidant that protects cells from oxidation and stimulates regeneration.
- Coffee, Green Tea, and Grape Extracts contain polyphenols, provide antioxidant benefits, and prolong cellular youth.
Suitable for normal, combination, oily, and blemish-prone skin.
How to Use: During your evening routine, apply an appropriate amount to clean skin, gently pat in with fingertips, and allow to fully absorb. Follow with toner and moisturizer. During the day, apply SPF50 PA++++ sunscreen.
Note: This booster serum may cause a tingling sensation upon application.
Precautions: Do not use simultaneously with exfoliants or scrubs, or with products containing retinol, AHA, BHA, or high-concentration vitamin C. Not recommended for use after dermatological procedures that compromise the skin's surface layer, such as chemical peels, device-based treatments, or injections