Green Tomato in Skincare? K-Beauty Brand Fully Skincare Heroes The Ingredient
K-Beauty Brand Fully Skincare Heroes Green Tomato
Fully Skincare is a Korean beauty brand putting an unexpected ingredient in the spotlight—green tomato.
While tomatoes are often associated with brightening and antioxidant properties, green tomatoes, in particular, are rich in tomatidine and vitamin C, which are known for their skin-rejuvenating benefits.
Tomatidine is a natural compound that helps improve skin elasticity, while vitamin C aids in collagen synthesis, working to lift and tighten sagging pores.
Fully Skincare harnesses these benefits in their formulations, focusing on pore care, hydration, and skin texture refinement.
I’ve recently tested two of their standout products—the Green Tomato Clay Pack Mask Cleanser and the Green Tomato Serum—and here’s my honest review.
Green Tomato Clay Pack Mask Cleanser
Key Ingredients
49% green tomato extract – Supports elasticity and collagen production.
6-clay complex (kaolin, bentonite, Canadian colloidal, hectorite, montmorillonite, illite) – Purifies pores and absorbs excess oil.
Corn mint powder – Soothes and refreshes the skin.
Claims
Unclogs and purifies pores.
Controls excessive sebum.
Provides a cooling, soothing effect.
My Experience
This 2-in-1 cleanser and mask performs impressively in both roles.
As a cleanser
Most clay-based cleansers are tricky to rinse off, but this one washes away effortlessly, whether in the shower (hot water) or at the sink (lukewarm water).
The foamy texture makes it easy to massage around the face, leaving my skin feeling deeply cleansed—with just a whisper of that ‘squeaky clean’ feel but no tightness or dryness.
As a mask
There’s an instant cooling sensation upon application, which feels incredibly soothing. It dries quickly (true to the 3–5 minute recommended time), making it perfect for a fast yet effective treatment.
Unlike some clay masks that dry down too hard and crackly, this one remains comfortable—I can still move my face without that tight, pinched feeling.
I’ve been loving this on my chin, where I tend to get hormonal breakouts. It gently draws out deep, painful spots without over-drying the skin, making it a great option for those prone to congestion but needing a gentler touch.
Green Tomato Serum
Shop: Green Tomato Serum
Key Ingredients
67% green tomato extract – Promotes collagen production and elasticity.
Oat and centella – Soothes and strengthens the skin barrier.
Bifida ferment lysate – Supports skin microbiome and resilience.
Ceramide & peptides – Boost hydration and reinforce the skin barrier.
Glycerin & beta-glucan – Hydrate and plump the skin.
Claims
Tightens pores with PHA and LHA for a smoother complexion.
Provides lightweight hydration without stickiness.
My Experience
This is a refreshing gel-serum that delivers soft, long-lasting hydration while gently refining skin texture.
True to its claims, it offers a mild exfoliating effect with PHA and LHA, making it gentle enough for daily use, even on dry, sensitive, or ageing skin like mine.
The texture is light, silky, and non-sticky, absorbing quickly without leaving any residue.
If you’re looking for a pore-refining serum that hydrates without being heavy, this one is a solid pick.
Final Thoughts
Fully Skincare’s green tomato range has been nice to use, and is a fresh take on K-beauty, offering hydration, gentle exfoliation, and pore care without stripping the skin.
The Clay Pack Mask Cleanser is a standout for its multi-purpose function and easy-rinse formula, while the Green Tomato Serum is perfect for those looking for a mild, daily exfoliating serum that keeps skin smooth and hydrated.
Would you try green tomato in your skincare routine? Let me know your thoughts!
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