Innisfree
Origin: South Korea (Jeju Island)
Known for: Green tea, volcanic clay, eco-friendly packaging, Jeju-sourced ingredients
The Story Behind Innisfree
Innisfree, another Amorepacific brand founded in 2000, was Korea's first natural beauty brand. Every product is rooted in ingredients sourced from Jeju Island — a volcanic UNESCO Biosphere Reserve off Korea's southern coast. Their green tea is harvested from innisfree's own farm on Jeju, their volcanic clusters come from the island's lava formations, and their tangerine and orchid extracts are Jeju-native. Beyond ingredients, innisfree pioneered eco-conscious beauty in Korea with their Empty Bottle Recycling Campaign and sustainable packaging initiatives. The Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask remains one of the bestselling clay masks in K-beauty, and their green tea line is a staple for oily and combination skin types worldwide.
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Innisfree FAQ
Is innisfree really natural? ▾
Innisfree sources key ingredients from Jeju Island (green tea, volcanic ash, tangerine, orchid) and prioritizes naturally-derived components. However, they do use some synthetic ingredients for stability and efficacy. They're 'nature-inspired' rather than 100% natural.
What does innisfree volcanic clay mask do? ▾
The Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask uses Jeju volcanic clusters to absorb sebum, unclog pores, and exfoliate dead skin. It's excellent for oily and acne-prone skin, leaving pores looking refined and skin feeling smooth.
Is innisfree green tea good for oily skin? ▾
Yes — innisfree's Jeju green tea is rich in amino acids and antioxidants that hydrate without heaviness while controlling excess sebum. The Green Tea line (toner, serum, cream) is a go-to for oily and combination skin.