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“Spicule” technology, marketed as “liquid microneedling,” uses tiny microscopic needles incorporated into creams and serums to create temporary channels at the skin’s surface. This may enhance the absorption of active ingredients and improve skin radiance and texture, as well as the appearance of pores, wrinkles, and acne marks. Early findings suggest improvements in skin density and its ability to absorb certain substances, but scientific evidence remains limited. Less than 1% of the ingredients in conventional skincare products reach the deeper layers of the skin. The technology is not equivalent to professional microneedling, which stimulates collagen and elastin deep within the skin; instead, it may offer a gentler at-home option to complement a skincare routine.
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