Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic Serum

This serum combines jeju grown green tea extract, and it's packed with amino acids and antioxidants with hyaluronic acid to hydrate and protect your skin.▶ 9:29–9:39

It's lightweight and refreshing.

It actually looks like a gel, like a watery gel, and it also instantly sinks in and it can leave your skin soft and more balanced.▶ 9:46–9:58

In Korea, this serum has basically icon status. It's a bestseller year after year, and it's often recommended as the perfect first serum for anyone getting into K beauty.▶ 10:01–10:09

It's even won multiple Get It Beauty awards and sits high on Olive Young's long-term favorites list.▶ 10:15–10:25

One reviewer said, 'It's perfect for my oily but dehydrated skin. The green tea calms my redness and keeps my skin soft all day.'▶ 10:27–10:36

Another mentioned, 'It's a nice lightweight hydrator. Nothing too fancy, but it does its job well.'▶ 10:39–10:44

Some users noticed it contains a small amount of alcohol, which might not be ideal for very dry or sensitive skin.▶ 10:47–10:53

While it still hydrates, the formula has kind of evolved, but all they've really done is highlighted the hyaluronic acid.▶ 11:03–11:10

It's just like not kept up with the times, which is sad because I used to love it.▶ 12:19–12:23

This is the number one product that comes to my mind.▶ 3:50–3:56

This is the it product that most Koreans will think of when they think of the brand Innisfree.▶ 3:59–4:05

This is a very light hydrating serum with green tea anterotic acid.▶ 4:09–4:18

A little bit of hydration antioxidant from the green tea and it gives that extra plumpness to your skin with this really really pleasant formulation.▶ 4:18–4:25

I absolutely love this serum.▶ 4:46–4:49

It's a lightweight serum anyways that works better for the summer.▶ 4:51–4:56

This is Nash's favorite and it's actually been around in the K beauty top for a very long time.▶ 4:56–5:01