Innisfree, Green Tea Foam Cleanser

Green Tea Foam Cleanser

Name: Green Tea Foam Cleanser
Brand: Innisfree
Price: 9 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.79 (28 reviews)

Step 1: Cleanser

from €9

Jeju green tea foam, refreshing second cleanse.

Skin types: Combination, Oily

Targets: Dullness, Sebum

Pros

affordable
leaves skin clean not tight

Cons

contains fragrance

Where to buy

Amazon

Editorial verdict

The Innisfree Green Tea Foam Cleanser is a divisive product among reviewers. While it excels at creating a rich lather and effectively cleansing the skin, many users, particularly those with dry or sensitive skin, report significant issues with dryness, tightness, irritation, and even breakouts. Conversely, some find it refreshing and appreciate its scent. The product claims to be hydrating but appears to strip the skin of its natural moisture for a considerable portion of its user base. Individuals should consider their skin type carefully before trying this cleanser, as the potential for irritation seems high for those not accustomed to stronger cleansing foams.

Oily skin

Normal skin

Oiliness

Pore Care

What people love and don't

Based on ~17 reviews

Reviewers are divided on this Innisfree Green Tea Foam Cleanser. Many find it effectively cleanses, foams well, and has a pleasant scent, feeling refreshed afterward. However, a significant number report it as drying and irritating, leading to tightness and breakouts, especially for those with dry or sensitive skin.

The good

Rich foaming action

Many reviewers appreciate how well this cleanser foams up, creating a rich lather that makes them feel like their skin is thoroughly cleaned.

"It really lathers into a foam. - Jennifer Patterson, Dry Skin, Skinsort"

Effective cleansing

Reviewers generally agree that the cleanser successfully removes dirt and impurities, leaving the skin feeling clean.

"This is supposed to be a foaming cleanser that is going to remove impurities but at the same time hydrate my skin. - Matt Randon, YouTube"

Pleasant scent

The green tea scent is often highlighted as a positive aspect, with reviewers describing it as light and enjoyable.

"It does have a pleasant light scent and a nice texture that... - Trisha, Sensitive Skin, Skinsort"

Leaves skin feeling refreshed

After use, some reviewers report their skin feeling clean, refreshed, and not tight or stripped, at least immediately after cleansing.

"To be honest my skin is not feeling tight or stripped of its moisture, to be honest, looking at it right here might also have been reduced in redness. - Matt Randon, YouTube"

The trade-offs

Excessively drying

A significant number of reviewers, particularly those with dry and sensitive skin, found this cleanser to be very drying, stripping their skin of moisture and causing discomfort.

"This face wash made my skin so dry and I hated the tightness and dry feeling it gave my skin. - Linsey Catherson, Combination Skin, Skinsort"

Causes irritation and stinging

Several users experienced irritation, stinging, and redness after using the product, indicating it may not be suitable for sensitive skin types.

"I have dry sensitive skin. This stings and leaves my skin with red blotches. - Jennifer Patterson, Dry Skin, Skinsort"

Worsens skin texture and breakouts

Some reviewers reported that the cleanser worsened their skin texture, caused dehydration, and in some cases, led to breakouts.

"I can’t believe it took me months to figure out that this product was the reason why my skin was so incredibly dehydrated. - catarina, Combination Skin, Skinsort"

Strong fragrance

While some find the scent pleasant, others consider the fragrance to be overpowering, which could be a concern for those sensitive to strong smells.

"It's very thick and it's quite sticky and the fragrance oh my god it is so overpowering. - Matt Randon, YouTube"

Reach for it if

Reviewers with oily or normal skin who prioritize a deep clean and enjoy a foamy texture might like this cleanser.

Skip it if

Individuals with dry and sensitive skin should avoid this product as many reviewers found it to be very drying and irritating.

What to expect

Effective removal of dirt and impurities
Rich lather and foamy texture
A clean feeling after washing

Don't expect

Hydration after cleansing
Soothing for sensitive skin
Breakout reduction for all skin types

Deep facts

Texture: Cream that lathers into a rich foam
Finish: Clean, sometimes tight
Scent: Slightly fruity green tea, can be strong
Packaging: Tube with a flip cap
Value: Despite its affordable price, the negative experiences with dryness and irritation suggest that for many, especially those with dry or sensitive skin, it lacks good value.
Time to results: Hydration is immediate, but irritation and dryness can also be immediate.
Usage frequency: AM and PM daily, or as a second cleanse.
Routine position: Second cleanse, morning cleanse
Repurchase signal: Low, many reviewers state they would not repurchase due to drying and irritating effects.

Fragrance freeEssential oil freeAlcohol free

Layering tips

If using as a second cleanse, follow with hydrating toners and serums to counteract potential dryness.

Flagged ingredients

Fragrance (Fragrance)
Reviewers noted the scent, with some finding it overpowering.

Full INCI list

This ingredient list was auto-compiled and may be incomplete or outdated. For allergens, pregnancy or sensitivity checks, verify on the brand's official page.

Water / Aqua / Eau, Glycerin, Myristic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Stearic Acid, Lauric Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Peg-32, Glyceryl Stearate, Peg-100 Stearate, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Powder (2,000ppm), Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract (50ppm), Citrus Unshiu Peel Extract, Orchid Extract, Opuntia Coccinellifera Fruit Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Flower Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium Edta, Fragrance / Parfum

How to use

Lather with water, massage, rinse.

Questions people ask about Green Tea Foam Cleanser

Answered from our enrichment data, not generic boilerplate.

What is Green Tea Foam Cleanser and what does it do?

Is Green Tea Foam Cleanser good for oily and normal skin?

Yes, it tends to suit oily and normal skin. Reviewers with oily or normal skin who prioritize a deep clean and enjoy a foamy texture might like this cleanser.

Who should avoid Green Tea Foam Cleanser?

Individuals with dry and sensitive skin should avoid this product as many reviewers found it to be very drying and irritating.

How often should I use Green Tea Foam Cleanser?

AM and PM daily, or as a second cleanse.

How long until Green Tea Foam Cleanser shows results?

Hydration is immediate, but irritation and dryness can also be immediate.

What can I layer Green Tea Foam Cleanser with?

If using as a second cleanse, follow with hydrating toners and serums to counteract potential dryness.

Is Green Tea Foam Cleanser worth the price?

Despite its affordable price, the negative experiences with dryness and irritation suggest that for many, especially those with dry or sensitive skin, it lacks good value.

Is Green Tea Foam Cleanser suitable for sensitive skin?

Use with caution. Green Tea Foam Cleanser contains added fragrance and drying alcohols, which can trigger reactive skin. Patch test before applying to the full face.

Where to buy

Amazon