VT Cosmetics REEDLE SHOT VITA-LIGHT EYECREAM

Reedle Shot Vita-Light Eyecream is an eye cream from VT Cosmetics' Vita-Light sub-line, built around a high concentration of niacinamide alongside vitamin C derivatives, Centella Asiatica extract, and hydrating and soothing ingredients, formulated for the delicate skin around the eyes.

Key Benefits

• Aims to visibly increase radiance around the eye area
• Helps even out the look of skin tone
• Hydrates and soothes the delicate under-eye skin
• Supports barrier comfort with Centella Asiatica and panthenol
• Formulated without added fragrance for a sensitive-area-friendly profile

When to Use

Use morning and/or evening as one of the final steps of your routine, after your face moisturizer/serum, applied specifically to the under-eye and orbital area.

How to Use

Take a small, pea-sized amount and gently pat or tap around the orbital bone with the ring finger, avoiding direct contact with the eyes. Allow to absorb before applying sunscreen or makeup.

Key Ingredients

• Niacinamide – present at a high concentration (the ingredient list discloses roughly 10%) for brightening and barrier support
• Ascorbic Acid and Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate – vitamin C and a stable vitamin C derivative for antioxidant, brightening support
• Centella Asiatica complex (Madecassoside, Madecassic Acid, Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid) – soothing, barrier-supportive
• Panthenol and Alpha-Bisabolol – soothe and hydrate the sensitive eye area
• Sodium Hyaluronate and Beta-Glucan – hydration and comfort
• Retinol – included at a very low, trace-level concentration alongside a broader vitamin complex (biotin, folic acid, pyridoxine, riboflavin, thiamine, B12)

Precautions

For external use only. Formulated for use around the eyes, but avoid direct contact with the eyes themselves; rinse thoroughly with water if contact occurs. Discontinue use if irritation, redness, stinging, or itching develops. Because this product contains vitamin C ingredients and a trace amount of retinol, both associated with increased sun sensitivity, daytime sunscreen use is recommended, and those who are pregnant, nursing, or retinoid-sensitive should review the ingredient list with a physician before use, even though the retinol level appears minimal.