Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum
Vitamin C Serums

Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum

Guide to innisfree Vitamin C Green Tea Enzyme Brightening Serum — dual-action brightening with Jeju hallabong and green tea enzymes for dull, uneven skin.

Key Ingredients

  • Vitamin C derivatives
  • Jeju hallabong peel extract
  • Green tea enzymes

Best For

Dull skin, Uneven tone, Normal to combination skin

This serum combines vitamin C derivatives with Jeju hallabong (a Jeju citrus hybrid) and green tea enzymes for a multi-pathway approach to brightening dull, uneven complexions.

Why Vitamin C Derivatives?

Pure L-ascorbic acid is potent but unstable and potentially irritating. Derivatives used in K-beauty offer gentler, more stable brightening suitable for gradual daily use — especially valuable for beginners or sensitive skin.

Hallabong's Role

Jeju hallabong peel extract contributes flavonoids and natural acids that support radiance. It's a signature Jeju ingredient that distinguishes innisfree's Vitamin C line from generic ascorbic serums.

Green Tea Enzymes

Enzymatic exfoliation at a microscopic level helps remove dead surface cells that contribute to dullness — complementing vitamin C's tone-evening action without harsh scrubbing.

How to Use Safely

  • Introduce every other day for two weeks
  • Always use SPF 30+ during the day — brightening actives increase photosensitivity
  • Patch test behind ear first
  • Avoid combining initially with strong retinol or AHA on the same night

Expected Timeline

Subtle glow improvements in 2–3 weeks; more noticeable tone evening over 6–8 weeks. Consistency and sun protection matter more than product quantity.

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