VT Reedle Shot really cause skin problems? (Feat. Dr. Dray)

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A while ago, a famous American YouTuber, Dr. Dray, posted a video about how VT Reedle Shot could be harmful. I was using the product myself, so I looked up and even inquired with the VT Riddle Shot headquarters.

VT Reedle Shot is loved worldwide for its dramatic effects, not just in Korea. I have also seen significant benefits from consistent use, and now I use the 300 version about twice a week. The issues mentioned by Dr. Dray were also concerns of mine, so I took a closer look this time.

VT Cica Reedle


What is VT Reedle Shot Micro Cica Reedle

VT Reedle Shot’s Cica Reedle is a mineral-derived micro-needle mixed with centella extract. The term ‘mineral-derived’ refers to the silica component. Silica is a component that can be obtained from soil, minerals, and other sources.

Silica has been widely used in many cosmetics, mainly utilizing its larger particles for exfoliation and waste removal purposes.
It is commonly found in foam cleansers, clay packs, as well as in body washes and shampoos.

The sponge spicules Dr. Dray mentioned, which are used in some cosmetics for similar effects, are different from the ingredients used in VT Reedle Shot.

Does the needle in VT Reedle Shot naturally degrade

I think that’s probably the part you’re most curious and concerned about.

Cica Reedle, being a mineral-derived component silica, does not naturally degrade. Even if it were to degrade, it would require a very long time.

Cica Reedle does not penetrate deep into the skin. They remain on the surface of the skin and do not naturally burrow into our skin to penetrate into the body.

The cosmetic manufacturer states that when used as night care and followed by a morning cleanse the next day, most of it is removed, and it is designed considering the skin’s turnover cycle, so after about three days, most of it falls off along with dead skin cells.

It’s important to be cautious about taking a manufacturer’s word at 100% trust, as manufacturers can sometimes deceive consumers.
However, Dr. Dray’s video is excessively sensational. In fact, I had doubts about how thoroughly she had researched VT Reedle Shot from the moment she mentioned sponge spicules.

“I also find it difficult to claim that this product is completely safe. However, I am quite satisfied with VT Reedle Shot, and since I do not feel any sensation of micro-needles remaining penetrated in the skin, I intend to continue using it.

This is a matter where it’s difficult to find a clear answer. However, I will continue to pay attention and observe, and if any additional problems are discovered, I will write about them here.

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