Melacare Spicule Toning Shot Ampoule - 1ml * 3pcs

This order came with several syringes of serum for lightening and brightening the skin. The quality was good. They’re packaged well, appear fresh, liquid is lightweight and no odd scent. They’re easy to apply to spot treatment areas because they come in syringes. I didn’t find the serum sticky or irritating. But they seem a little expensive for what you get. I used them on some darkened areas where I had acne scarring to see if the serum would help to even out the discoloration. I personally didn’t find these to be effective enough to buy them again.

I never applied such toning shot with micro needles and while it does hurt at the beginning, it helps. Definitely have to be careful and not apply anything else since the pores are open. I did had some changes which is why I love this.

This is one of the milder spicule serums I've used, but it seems to be working just as well. I do notice that my skin feels softer and slightly more hydrated after using it. This one is a bit pricier, but it might be best for people who have sensitive skin. This is a high-quality serum that delivers some decent results.

The thing about aging is that it eventually gets all of us ... if we're lucky.I've never been terribly vain, but I've also been lucky. As a man, I haven't needed to do much to keep my face or body in shape. But as I approach the big six-O, things are starting to fall apart. Things change, skin sags, spots appear. So I'm trying to get ahead of it where I can.I've used this for a little while now, and I MIGHT be seeing some improvement, but it's difficult to tell. I'll keep trying, but so far it's no silver bullet. Might just have to accept the inevitable.

This serum is a unique addition to my skincare routine. It uses spicules which I read are tiny, sea sponge–derived micro-needles used to help the brightening ingredients sink deeper into the skin. One definition I read for Spicule described them as "small, sharp, needle-like structures that are either natural elements of a marine sponge's skeleton or are used in skincare products for exfoliation and enhanced ingredient absorption. In skincare, microscopic spicules are incorporated into topical products, causing a tingling sensation and creating tiny channels in the skin to allow other ingredients to penetrate more deeply."Since it was a little prickly and stingy when applied I would say it does include the Spicules they claim. It is not overly painful.The serum absorbs quickly and leaves my skin soft and dewy. That said, the amount of product you get is pretty limited, and the price is high for how little is included. Even focusing on just a few spots, I feel like I’ll run out before seeing full results, and using it on my whole face would deplete it even faster.Each syringe-style tube contains only a few uses, and there aren’t clear instructions about how much or how often to apply, so I’ve been experimenting with what feels right. Despite that, I do like the sleek packaging and how it turns my skincare routine into a bit of a spa-like experience.Overall, this is a high-quality, innovative serum that delivers some visible results, especially for dark spots, but the steep price and small volume make it hard to justify as a long-term solution. If you’re curious about spicule skincare and don’t mind the splurge, it’s worth trying — just manage your expectations about how far one set will take you.