A Wren Says

Alright really quickly, here are my thoughts on the Innisfree Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic Cream. Fastest review ever. I don’t like it. If you want a longer review, here’s the rest. Afterall, the reasons I didn’t like it for my dry skin might be the very reasons you love it.

Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic Cream

$29 for 50 mL

I have dry skin and it is starting to get colder in this part of the world. I want my moisturizer to, well moisturize my skin and keep it that way. I don’t find this does that for me. While it is called a cream, it is much closer in texture to a gel. A gel cream if you will. The texture in and of itself doesn’t mean it won’t work well, but it for me meant it didn’t have much staying power. I put on the same amount I typically would of any moisturizer. Then I would wake up with dry skin. Then I started doubling, nay tripling the amount, to get to the point like I were doing an overnight face mask. That worked better, but I woke up with my face more matte. I personally prefer the peace of mind that comes with glowy skin.

The brand suggests this for people with combination or dry skin. Maybe this is just a me thing and will work for other people. But perhaps this would be better for the combination types.  But if you are looking for something that is more matte, not glowy, this could be an option. Personally, I think I am going my best to use this up, by finding some ways to doctor it or test out some hydrating serums. Stay tuned.