SUNGBOON EDITOR - Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+ 30ml

SUNGBOON EDITOR Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+ 30ml — Korean Pore Minimizing Serum with Niacinamide and PHA

The Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+ is the product SUNGBOON EDITOR is known for — the ampoule built around the brand’s patented green tomato extract, aimed squarely at pores that look enlarged, slack or shiny. It is a lightweight, watery-gel serum that sits between toner and moisturizer and works on how visible pores are: the shine around them, the roughness between them, the slackness that lets them stretch.

The idea behind green tomato is that an unripe tomato is richer in the actives the brand wants — and the extract is processed small enough to sit close to the pore. Around it the formula stacks niacinamide, a PHA, six forms of hyaluronic acid, a ceramide and hydrolyzed collagen. It is a lot of skincare for one bottle.

What Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+ Does

• Targets the look of enlarged pores. Green tomato extract and the brand’s Anti-Sebum P complex are the headline act, aimed at slack, sebum-filled pores.
• Smooths surface texture. Gluconolactone is a PHA — the large, gentle exfoliating acid that lifts dead cells without the sting of an AHA, so texture between pores evens out.
• Works on sebum and tone. Niacinamide sits seventh on the list — the standard active for oil, uneven tone and rough texture.
• Hydrates deeply. Six forms of hyaluronic acid plus a ceramide and hydrolyzed collagen mean the exfoliation happens on skin that is being hydrated at the same time, not left tight.

What a Pore Serum Can and Can’t Do

Worth being straight, because the box uses the words “lifting” and “minimizing.” Pore size is largely genetic. No serum changes the diameter of the opening in your skin. What changes is how visible the pore is — and that turns out to be most of what people actually want.

A pore packed with hardened sebum reads darker and wider than the same pore cleared out. Rough, dehydrated skin scatters light and makes every pore around it more obvious; smooth, firm skin reflects light evenly and the same pores fade back. That is the mechanism this ampoule works on, and it is a real, visible difference — just an honest one. Our complete guide to pores and blackheads goes through it properly.

Who Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+ Is For

• Oily and combination skin where pores look large, slack or shiny — especially around the nose and cheeks
• Skin with rough texture you can feel under a fingertip
• Anyone who wants pore care and hydration in one step rather than a drying, astringent toner
• Skin that reacts to stronger acids — the PHA here is the gentlest of the exfoliating acids

Browse Smooth & Pore Refining Skin and Sensitive Skin. If your skin runs oily and tight at once, that is dehydration, not oiliness — see Hydration Boost and the difference between dehydrated skin and dry skin.

One note before you buy: the formula contains fragrance and a small amount of alcohol. Patch test if you are fragrance-reactive.

Key Ingredients in Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+

• Patented Green Tomato Extract (Solanum Lycopersicum Fruit Extract) — the hero, the brand’s signature pore ingredient, backed by an antioxidant profile.
• Niacinamide — seventh on the list. The most reliable active there is for sebum, tone and texture. More in our complete niacinamide guide.
• Gluconolactone (PHA) — a polyhydroxy acid, the gentle next-generation exfoliant that smooths without irritation and suits sensitive skin.
• Six forms of hyaluronic acid — including Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer, which holds around five times the water of standard HA. See our hyaluronic acid guide.
• Ceramide NP — a skin-identical ceramide for barrier support. More in our ceramides guide.
• Hydrolyzed Collagen — a large-peptide humectant for a smooth, plumped finish.
• Adenosine, Allantoin, Panthenol and Licorice (Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate) — the soothing and firming support, buffering the acid.
• Turmeric, Tomato and Vitamin E — the antioxidant side.

Texture, Scent and Finish

A viscous, faintly green gel that spreads easily and absorbs without stickiness — the texture SUNGBOON EDITOR is known for. A texturizing powder (polymethylsilsesquioxane) gives a soft, temporary blurring effect on application, so pores look softened straight away while the actives do the slower work underneath.

There is a light fragrance, and a small amount of alcohol high in the list gives that fast, non-tacky finish. It layers cleanly under moisturizer, sunscreen and makeup.

Why You’ll Love It

• It is loaded. Green tomato, niacinamide, a PHA, six hyaluronic acids, a ceramide and collagen — in one ampoule.
• Pore care that hydrates instead of stripping. Most pore products are astringent and drying; this one exfoliates gently while it hydrates.
• The PHA is the gentle one. You get exfoliation without the sting or sun-sensitivity of a strong AHA.
• Instant soft-focus plus slow actives. The blurring powder works on contact; the green tomato and niacinamide work over weeks.
• Honest about pores. It clears, smooths and firms the look of them. It does not shrink them, and we are not going to tell you it does.

How to Use Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule+

1. Apply after cleansing and toner, onto skin that is still slightly damp.
2. Dispense a small amount — a few drops is a full face. More is not better with an ampoule.
3. Press it over the face, spending a little longer on the nose, cheeks and anywhere pores look enlarged.
4. Wait until it has absorbed, then follow with moisturizer to seal it in.
5. Use morning and night. If your skin is new to acids, start once a day and build up.
6. Wear sunscreen every morning — it is what keeps the texture work from sliding backwards.

How to Add It to Your Routine

Cleanse → tone → this → moisturizer → sunscreen. An ampoule is the concentrated middle of the routine — it needs sealing or most of its work evaporates.

Browse Korean Serums, plus Korean Toners and Korean Moisturizers for the steps around it. Daily SPF is part of the deal with any exfoliating acid — see Korean Sunscreen.

The natural partner for pore work is niacinamide, already in this formula, and layering hyaluronic acid underneath covers the hydration side. For brightening and even tone, see Brightening & Even Skin Tone; for the smooth, even finish most people are chasing, Glass Skin & Glow. If you are not sure a pore serum is your missing step, our guide to which serum you actually need is the shortest way to decide.