Proprietary cosmetic complex · ingredient guide
CICA REEDLE™: Benefits & Uses
A proprietary cosmetic complex designed to support skincare ingredient absorption within the stratum corneum.
What it is
CICA REEDLE is a named cosmetic complex that combines micro-sized silica particles with Centella asiatica extract. The silica component creates the distinctive fine, prickly sensation associated with Reedle Shot 100, while Centella supplies the cica component and contributes skin-conditioning qualities.
This identity is narrower than cica alone. It is also not another name for silica: both components are necessary to describe the complex accurately. Shoppers comparing products should not assume that every Centella or silica formula contains CICA REEDLE.
Why shoppers choose it
CICA REEDLE is mainly selected for texture-focused skincare and a more tactile alternative to an ordinary serum. In a finished formula, it may help:
- Leave rough-feeling areas smoother and more polished.
- Refine the visible appearance of uneven texture and pores.
- Support gentle surface exfoliation as part of a regular routine.
- Combine texture care with the conditioning feel associated with Centella asiatica extract.
The temporary prickly sensation is an expected feature of this type of product, so it may appeal most to shoppers who are comfortable with noticeable sensory feedback during application.
How to use it
For Reedle Shot 100, apply an appropriate amount to clean, bare skin during an evening routine. Spread it gently with your fingers rather than rubbing or scrubbing vigorously. Allow it to settle, then follow with moisturizing skincare.
Reedle Shot 100 may be used daily, but newcomers can begin every other evening and adjust according to comfort. Avoid wounded skin and skin that has recently received a professional procedure. Do not combine it in the same routine with Reedle Shot 300 or 700, LED masks, or other facial devices that add heat, light, or stimulation.
A fine tingling or prickling feeling can occur. Stop and rinse if the sensation becomes painful or is accompanied by persistent redness, swelling, or itching. Patch testing is sensible before pairing the product with potentially irritating skincare.
Common questions
Is CICA REEDLE the same as cica?
No. Cica commonly refers to Centella asiatica, while CICA REEDLE combines Centella extract with micro-sized silica particles.
Is the prickly feeling expected?
A brief, fine prickling sensation can occur during application. Strong or lasting discomfort is a reason to stop using the product.
Is it professional microneedling?
No. It is a leave-on cosmetic complex, not a reusable needling device or an in-office procedure.
Can it be used with acids or retinoids?
Layering several intensive products may feel uncomfortable. Patch test first and consider alternating routines if your skin becomes irritated.
Should it be massaged in firmly?
No. Use light finger pressure and avoid aggressive rubbing or scrubbing.