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Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum

Summary of Reviews

Innisfree's Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum has a gentle formula with 2-3% ascorbic acid, no fragrance or essential oils, and is "beautiful" according to Dr. Vanita Rattan (dermatologist). However, she strongly criticizes the dropper packaging, stating it exposes vitamin C to oxygen and makes it ineffective, and would not recommend it. Simone Nicole calls it "good" and "affordableish" but says it's too gentle for her and she wouldn't repurchase.

Full Reviews

Positive

Mixed / Negative

2.5Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum
  • “I love this at the top”
  • “Beautiful packaging”
  • “They have gone for pepet which is a problem because look I'm doing this look how much oxygen is now surrounding the vitamin C”12:35–12:36
  • “Vitamin C is an antioxidant it oxidizes in oxygen and becomes ineffective”12:47–12:50
  • “This is why you always choose a vitamin C that's in an airless pump”12:56–12:58
  • “In here they it's naife safe there's no Dage alcohol no fragrance and no essential oils so that's fantastic”13:40–13:44
  • “They've gone in for 30 ethos scoring acid beautiful vitamin C and it's a ingredients so you're looking at a good 2 to 3% this in the therapeutic index again great percentage”13:53–13:57
  • “I would say I love this formula but I hate the packaging”14:03–14:06
  • Source: Innisfree best and worst products - Mar 9, 2025

What creators say

Consensus
3 / 5 from 2 creator reviewsGrailPeople ratings based on creator reviews.
Features
Fragrance-free (1) · Alcohol-free (1) · Good packaging (2)
Product details

Details

Type
facial serum
Finish
Shade
Key ingredients
3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, green tea enzyme

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