Reedle Shot Compact Set, Microneedling Serum Gift Set with Reedle Shot 100, 300, 700, Exfoliating, Anti-Aging, Travel Size Skincare, Gift Set for Glass Skin (0.34 oz / 10ml each)

Excellent costemetic . My face becomes smoother and fresh

So far, so good. I have a lot of acne scars along with acne, so I decided to try this since I don't want to microneedle while having active acne. I’m 35 years old, and still can’t find anything that works. I used the first serum, and you can faintly feel prickling when you spread it on your face. My face feels so much smoother when I wash my face in the morning. I’m on to the next serum, 300, and you can definitely feel this one, but it’s still not bad. I do feel like my skin is a lot better, but it’s still gonna take some time to get rid of all the scars.

Right from the first use, my skin felt deeper hydration, smoother texture, and a noticeable boost in radiance. The serum itself is lightweight but incredibly nourishing, absorbing quickly without any stickiness or heaviness. Over consistent use, I’ve seen improved firmness, refined pores, and a more even, healthy complexion.

Fantastic product!! 10/10 recommend!

Wonderful

It was not that great in respects to sensitive skin. Overall Impact did like the product it was just a bit irritating.

I can say much because I bought for my daughter. She’s pleased with the product.

I got the Reedle 100 as a gift, and I’ve been using it for a 4 months now. Context: I’ve been a skincare nut for 7 years now, and I’ve been using products like 0.5 retinol for 2-ish years now. I don’t have sensitive skin, I have combination skin. The Product: no scent, which I like. Pump releases small amount, which I think is for the best. Goes on smooth, though can create an immediate prickly feeling, especially if you’re not used to it. I use this product before the rest of my skincare, including a retinol, and I’ve experienced no ill effects. Immediate results: skin feels a bit more moisturized from the hyaluronic acid. Doesn’t impact the efficacy of other skincare. Minor skin purging, but passed fast. Ingredients: Biggest ones are niacinamide (good for skin cell turnover and skin barrier strengthening), hyaluronic acid (humectant that can make skin feel moisturized), and the “needles” (aka tiny pieces of sea sponge formed into “needles”, then coated in CICA, which can help with inflammation). Concerns: the ethics around using pieces of sea sponge. The needles being made of silica not breaking down on the skin, and some maybe becoming trapped under the skin. The idea of it being described as “micro needling in a bottle”, which has connotations of anti-aging effects like aiding in the lessening of wrinkles, when with the application, it feels more like it’d be useful for skincare seeping into skin (though that’s more from consumers and promotors), at least in the short term. Conclusion: At the worst, it can make sensitive skin inflamed. At best, it’s a nice moisturizing layer that can help other skin care work more (though do NOT use it with skin peels or actives like vitamin c on top, that can inflame the skin and ruin the skin barrier), and with long enough use *could* help with anti aging, but it’s not the same as clinical microneedling or more intense skin peels. Also helps balance a fair amount of skin barrier concerns with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, which I think is smart. Overall, 7.5 out of 10.