COSRX Hydrium Green Tea Aqua Soothing Gel Cream: 50ml
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What It Is
A lightweight, soothing gel cream infused with green tea extract.
It provides calming hydration and balances stressed or irritated skin.
Benefits
Delivers deep moisture without heaviness or greasiness.
Soothes irritation and helps reduce redness.
Strengthens the skin’s natural barrier and refreshes the complexion.
Skin Type
Ideal for all skin types, especially oily, combination, and sensitive skin.
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COSRX Hydrium Green Tea Aqua Soothing Gel Cream
Product Description
The COSRX Hydrium Green Tea Aqua Soothing Gel Cream 50ml is a refreshing, lightweight moisturizer designed to deliver instant hydration while calming stressed and irritated skin. Formulated with hydrating green tea extract and soothing ingredients, this gel-cream helps balance excess oil, replenish moisture, and support the skin’s natural barrier without leaving a greasy finish.
Its water-gel texture absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving it feeling cool, refreshed, and comfortable — making it especially perfect for warm climates or oily/combination skin types. The calming effect of green tea extract helps reduce redness and irritation, while the moisture supports healthier, plumper skin. Whether used as the final step in your morning or evening skincare routine, this gel cream keeps skin hydrated and soothed throughout the day or night.
Key Benefits
Refreshing, lightweight hydration
Soothes and calms irritated or sensitive skin
Helps balance oil and moisture levels
Strengthens the skin’s moisture barrier
Ideal for daily hydration without heaviness
Ingredients
Green Tea Extract
Sodium Hyaluronate
Betaine
Niacinamide
Panthenol
Allantoin
Suitable For
Oily and combination skin
Sensitive or irritated skin
Dehydrated skin needing lightweight moisture
All skin types seeking cooling hydration
How To Use
After cleansing and toning, apply a small amount to the face and neck.
Gently massage until fully absorbed.
Use morning and night as part of your skincare routine.
