💗 The Vita-A Retinal Shot Tightening Booster 15 ml
The celimax concentrated Vita-A booster is for those who want to specifically enhance the care of wrinkles, visibly enlarged pores, and uneven texture. The formula combines 0.1% liposomal retinal, 3% Matrixyl peptide complex, 1% panthenol, and 20,250 A-Shot™ microparticles. The manufacturer positions this product as a small-quantity, gradually introduced evening treatment.
✨ What does it do?
- 0.1% liposomal retinal – not a retinol derivative marketing name, but retinal.
- 3% Matrixyl peptide complex in the elasticity-focused formula.
- 1% panthenol to strengthen the hydrating and comfort-supporting side.
- 20,250 A-Shot™ microparticles in celimax’s own targeted technology.
- Manufacturer’s clinical studies on changes in pores, wrinkles, and skin density.
🧬 Key active ingredients
0.1% liposomal retinal
Retinal belongs to the retinoids; celimax uses it in a more concentrated, targeted booster compared to the Retinol Shot Serum.
3% Matrixyl
A system containing Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 peptides, highlighted by the brand for elasticity and wrinkle care.
1% panthenol
Supports hydration and skin comfort alongside the highly active formula.
Niacinamide, adenosine and tocopherol
Other skincare ingredients in the full INCI list.
🔬 A-Shot™ technology
According to celimax, A-Shot™ is a high-purity, refined microparticle system. The brand describes the particles as approximately 16 times smaller than pores and uses them to support more targeted delivery of active ingredients. The formula contains 20,250 A-Shot™. Due to the microparticle technology, mild tingling may occur; the manufacturer indicates this as a normal possible sensation.
📊 Manufacturer’s clinical results
According to celimax, after a single use, pore volume decreased by an average of 13.33% and pore density by 12.21%; after two weeks, forehead wrinkles improved by an average of 28.54% and nasolabial folds by 18.49%. The brand also communicates further improvements when used together with the Retinol Shot Serum: 23.24% improvement in eye area wrinkles, 24.74% in pore size, and 9.02% in lifting index. These are manufacturer clinical study results; individual results may vary.
🎯 Who is it recommended for?
More experienced retinoid users, or those seeking a more intensive evening treatment specifically for wrinkles, pores, or uneven texture. For sensitive skin, a patch test and slow introduction are especially important.
🧴 How to incorporate into your routine?
The booster can be used in small amounts on targeted areas or – after developing suitable tolerance – on the entire face. A soothing, simple moisturiser is recommended afterwards. Celimax specifically recommends pairing it with the Retinol Shot Serum, but it is not advisable to start both simultaneously as a new retinoid user.
🌙 Usage and gradual introduction
If you are new to retinol/retinal use, apply every other evening during the first two weeks. Initially, apply a small amount to targeted areas. If irritation occurs, reduce the amount and frequency, and use a soothing moisturiser. Once your skin has adapted, the manufacturer states you can gradually switch to evening use on the whole face. The next morning, always use sunscreen as the final step of your routine.
⚠️ Important information
A patch test is recommended before first use. Mild tingling may be a characteristic of the formula, but discontinue use if strong or persistent irritation occurs. Do not use on damaged skin and avoid direct eye contact. Retinoids require gradual introduction; daytime sun protection is an essential part of the routine.
🔁 Retinol or retinal?
The Retinal Shot Booster contains 0.1% liposomal retinal and 3% Matrixyl, alongside 20,250 A-Shot™. The Retinol Shot Serum uses 0.1% pure retinol, a 9-peptide complex, and a much higher 162,000 A-Shot™. The booster is a smaller-sized, more concentrated targeted treatment, while the serum is a more classic full-face retinoid serum.
❓ Q&A
Does it contain retinol or retinal?
Retinal: the formula contains 0.1% liposomal retinal.
Can I use it as a beginner?
Possible, but the manufacturer recommends every other evening introduction and small amounts for the first two weeks for all new retinol/retinal users.
Why might it tingle?
Mild tingling may occur due to the A-Shot™ microparticle system; strong irritation is not considered normal.
Is sunscreen necessary?
Yes. Celimax specifically requires the use of sunscreen the following day.
Can it be used together with the Retinol Shot Serum?
Celimax specifically recommends pairing them and provides combined clinical results. If you do not yet tolerate retinoids well, introduce one product gradually first.















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