Riedle S 1000, 15ml

It tingles! I think that's what's working. When I put it on my neck, it itches. Maybe it's because the skin on the neck is thin. I use 300 every day and 10,000 once a week, but if you have plans the next day, you might get redness the day before, so it's better to use it when you don't have plans! According to someone who sells cosmetic ingredients, needles are good because they go directly into the skin! (And needle patches!) I think the effects are easier to see for those who want fine lines and firmness than for younger people!

This is my fifth one! I really like it because I can feel the change in my skin quality.

Conclusion: I didn't feel any clear effect. I used 100 and 300, and I used 1000 right away, so I was surprised by the irritation. The texture is different from before, and it looks like a hand cream or moisturizing cream. I wonder if it's okay to use this as an introduction, but it's surprisingly fine once it's absorbed. It doesn't hurt when you apply it, but it feels quite tingly when you're blending it in, when you apply lotion, and when it touches your skin at all stages. I have sensitive skin, so I get a little redness right after use, but it's back by the next morning. My skin didn't get rough or red. I didn't feel much effect from 1000 because I can't use it frequently, so I thought that 100 every day or 300 once every three days would be better for me. I thought that the higher the number, the more effective it would be for pores, but I don't think it makes much difference.

If you are older, it may not be suitable for you because it does not have the ability to regenerate skin. If you have trouble with inflammation, I recommend that you refrain from using it or use a product with a lower number. If it was around 100-200, the moisture content of the skin increased significantly and it was effective, but if it was a number higher than that, it caused pain and inflammation on the skin, so I am currently undergoing treatment. So if you are not confident about your skin, it may be better to stick to 200. As others have said, the feeling of use is that there are countless small thorns in the gel, and you rub these small needles into the gel to deliver hyaluronic acid to the dermis, so it tingles quite a bit, like electricity is passing through it. If you want to try it out, there are trial packs in a box of about six uses at Korean cosmetic shops where this is sold, so try the one at the bottom, 100. If you are in a hurry to see results and try the one with the higher number first, you will definitely fail. However, if it is okay, it will be more effective than human stem cell systems, so I recommend it to people who have the ability to regenerate skin.

Conclusion: I didn't feel any clear effect. I used 100 and 300, and I used 1000 right away, so I was surprised by the irritation. The texture is different from before, and it looks like a hand cream or moisturizing cream. I wonder if it's okay to use this as an introduction, but it's surprisingly fine once it's absorbed. It doesn't hurt when you apply it, but it feels quite tingly when you're blending it in, when you apply lotion, and when it touches your skin at all stages. I have sensitive skin, so I get a little redness right after use, but it's back by the next morning. My skin didn't get rough or red. I didn't feel much effect from 1000 because I can't use it frequently, so I thought that 100 every day or 300 once every three days would be better for me. I thought that the higher the number, the more effective it would be for pores, but I don't think it makes much difference.