iUNIK Tea Tree Relief Serum
A refreshing, calming treatment serum formulated to restore clarity, balance, and comfort to stressed or breakout-prone skin. Harnessing 67% Tea Tree Leaf Water and 19.5% Centella Asiatica Leaf Water, this lightweight formula instantly soothes irritation, reduces redness, and supports skin repair while six sprout extracts and Niacinamide brighten and protect the complexion. Perfect for oily, combination, sensitive, or acne-prone skin seeking clarity without heaviness.
✨ Benefits
- Calms irritation, breakouts, and redness
- Balances oil production without stripping
- Refines uneven skin tone and brightens dullness
- Strengthens and supports a healthy skin barrier
- Hydrates lightly with a non-greasy finish
- Fast-absorbing, fragrance-free, and gentle for daily use
✨ Key Ingredients
Tea Tree Leaf Water (67%)
A natural purifying ingredient that helps soothe breakouts, reduce inflammation, and maintain clarity.
Centella Asiatica Leaf Water (19.5%)
A calming botanical known for its repairing properties—ideal for reducing redness and strengthening sensitive skin.
Niacinamide
Brightens uneven tone, smooths texture, and supports a stronger, more even complexion.
Six Sprout Extracts
Broccoli, Wheat, Alfalfa, Rapeseed, Radish, and Cabbage Sprouts—rich in antioxidants to protect and revitalise stressed skin.
✨ Texture
A lightweight, watery-gel serum that absorbs instantly with no stickiness, leaving skin refreshed, hydrated, and balanced.
✨ How to Use
- Apply after cleansing and toning.
- Smooth 2–3 drops over the face, focusing on breakout-prone or sensitive areas.
- Pat gently until absorbed.
- Follow with moisturizer.
- Use morning and night. Apply SPF during the day.
✨ Why Choose iUNIK Tea Tree Relief Serum?
This serum offers a gentle yet highly effective approach to managing acne-prone skin. With a minimalist, plant-based formula, it calms flare-ups, reduces redness, and restores hydration without clogging pores making it a perfect everyday choice for achieving calm, clear, and balanced skin.
