The packaging of Innisfree The Green Tea Seed Serum comes in a mossy green small plastic bottle with a pump. The nozzle has an extra capping that functions to prevent leakage. One of the reasons why I love Innisfree products is because they not only make quality products but make sure that the packaging is hygienic, spill-proof and travel-friendly. As you can see from the picture above, the bottle is semi-opaque so you can actually check how much of the serum is left. 

Content: 

The serum has a translucent appearance. It has a watery consistency and easily spreads through the skin. One pump is enough for the whole face as it is easily absorbed by the skin. It doesn't feel sticky or greasy but rather feels lightweight. After application, it leaves the skin feeling supple and soft like you haven't been stripped off of moisture from washing. 

Scent:

The scent is heavenly! Okay, I know I'm exaggerating a bit, but this serum has a mild green tea(citrusy) fragrance. It doesn't sting my nose nor it triggers my rhinitis. I really feel relax and re-energized every time I use this product.

Overall Verdict:

I now know why this product is a cult favorite. I literally fell inlove with this product and it has constantly been a part of my morning skin care routine. At first, I was a bit apprehensive into trying this since I have an oily, acne-prone skin but it did not make my skin look like an oil well rather it improved my skin tone. It made my skin look healthier and glowing. Since it easily is absorbed by the skin it doesn't leave me feeling sticky or greasy. The best part is that it didn't break me out at all.

Pros:

Good for combination - oily skin types.

Has high % content of natural green tea.

Has a mild citrusy fragrance.

Easily absorbs through the skin by patting motion; it does not sting.

The product doesn't feel sticky or greasy.

It doesn't break me out. 

I really can't say anything bad about this product aside from it might not suit dry skin because of the Alcohol content.

Repurchase? 

Absolutely! I think this product is absolutely amazing. This is affordable and can compete with the high-end brands of serum. 

Have you tried this? How was your experience? Did it work or not?

The product is enclosed in a mossy green tube-like packaging with a flip-open cap which is hygienic. Packaging is travel-friendly which means it wouldn't take up much space in your vanity. The flip-open cap is placed securely to avoid leakage. This tube can last for at least a month or two depending on your usage. 

Content:

The product has a milk-like cream consistency. It easily spreads around the skin after application, and with the right amount of water it turns to yogurt-like consistency, although it doesn't really produce much of a  lather like other foam cleansers do.

Scent:

As I mentioned earlier, I love Green Tea  not only for it's health benefits but also for it's refreshing and relaxing scent. But for some reason, every time I use this my nose gets irritated with the scent. It smells too strong and artificial. The scent doesn't go away even after washing it off which I find bothersome.

Overall verdict:

I found that this product is rather good to use after waking up in the morning because I don't need a heavy duty cleansing foam like when I have my daily make-up on. This foam cleanser also helps to calm some redness on my face. It leaves my face clean, sebum-free and ready for my morning routine. I have an oily skin type and I found that this cleansing foam helps to control the oil factory on my face.  I don't use this cleansing foam during “that time of the month” since I need a specialized cleanser for that <boooh! sensitive skin>. 

Pros:

Made of natural ingredients.

Good for normal to oily combination skin-types.

It is travel-friendly and hygienic to use.

It leaves the skin clean and sebum-free.

Cons:

The scent is too strong and artificial.

Not a heavy duty type of foam cleanser.

Not for dry skin types.

Would I repurchase this?

Of course since it's a good cleansing foam for my morning routine until I find a better one.

Have you tried this? How was your experience?