Isoi NDS Point Shot 2000 Ampoule Review

My skin is extremely dry and becomes very irritated only in the winter. It is also very sensitive, with thin skin where blood vessels are visible, and I tend to have many allergies. If I use ingredients that don't agree with me, my skin gets severely irritated, breaking out or stinging all day long, so I am very careful about the ingredients I use.

So, even when Needle Shot products were at the height of their popularity, I didn't even consider trying them. However, I decided to use them because I wanted to give them a try during the Isoi sale. I had no idea how to use them, so I watched YouTube videos and am trying to be careful with the application. Since they contain irritating ingredients, I was hesitant to use them carelessly.

After searching around, I read that using it as the first step after cleansing helps the ingredients of subsequent products absorb better, so I applied it at that stage. As expected, since it is a needle shot, it stung immediately upon application. I felt a stinging sensation like tiny needles pricking the surface of my skin. The stinging continued even when I applied subsequent products. I was worried that my skin might break out or turn red, but it just felt stinging, and my skin condition was fine. The texture is slightly thick, but it doesn't dispense easily, so I have to tap the back of the dispenser every time I use it. However, it absorbs well into the skin, so it spreads nicely.

Even though it stings a bit when applied, the skincare seems to absorb well, so I think it would be good to use every two or three days. The volume isn't very large, but since I probably won't use it every day anyway due to the irritation, I think it's a good value product. It's not a bad product for needle shot beginners like me, so I recommend it as an entry-level item.