Green tea extract is rich in EGCG, a polyphenol antioxidant that calms inflammation, reduces visible redness, fights acne-causing bacteria, and neutralizes free radical damage from UV and environmental exposure. It also helps regulate sebum production, making it effective for both sensitive and oily skin types.

Yes. EGCG has demonstrated antimicrobial activity against acne-causing bacteria, and green tea's anti-inflammatory properties help reduce the redness and swelling associated with active breakouts. Its sebum-balancing effect also helps prevent the excess oil production that contributes to congestion and future breakouts.

Yes. Green Tea is one of the most well tolerated botanical actives for rosacea-prone and reactive skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties calm visible redness and irritation without the sensitivity risk of conventional actives, making it a reliable daily option for easily aggravated skin.

Yes. Green tea extract is gentle enough for daily use morning and night, with no adjustment period or irritation risk. It is suitable for all skin types including sensitive, reactive, and rosacea-prone skin.

Green tea's EGCG is one of the most potent naturally occurring antioxidants studied in skincare, with research suggesting it is significantly more effective at neutralizing free radicals than Vitamins C and E in isolation. Its additional anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties also give it a broader functional profile than most single antioxidants.

Most green tea skincare products are pre-mixed with water, which begins degrading EGCG from the moment of manufacturing. Exponent preserves Green Tea extract in powder form and activates it fresh at the moment of use, ensuring you get the full concentration of active polyphenols with every application.