Green Tea Antioxidant Serum for Revitalizing and Illuminating Skin
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This lightweight Green Tea Antioxidant Serum is a clear, refreshing facial treatment that blends Camellia Sinensis leaf extract with Calophyllum Inophyllum seed oil. It feels silky as it absorbs quickly, leaving skin hydrated, radiant, and protected against environmental stressors. The formula is suitable for all skin types and works best when paired with a moisturizer.
PERFECT FOR
• Daily morning and evening skincare routine
• Dry or dehydrated skin needing extra moisture
• People who want antioxidant protection against pollutants
• Travelers looking for a portable beauty boost
• Eco‑conscious friends seeking natural facial care
KEY FEATURES
• Camellia Sinensis leaf extract provides powerful antioxidant defense
• Calophyllum Inophyllum seed oil deeply nourishes and hydrates
• Aqua and Butylene Glycol enhance absorption and texture
• Lightweight, non‑greasy formula suitable for all skin types
• Boosts skin resilience and natural barrier function
• Leaves skin soft, smooth, and radiant without greasiness
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Green Tea Antioxidant Serum for Revitalizing and Illuminating Skin
OVERVIEWThis lightweight Green Tea Antioxidant Serum is a clear, refreshing facial treatment that blends Camellia Sinensis leaf extract with Caloph...
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