The 12 Best Tatcha Products to Add to Your Skincare Routine

Tatcha The Water Cream

$72 at Amazon $23 at Sephora $72 at Kohls.com

This is one of our all-time favorite moisturizers. Despite being super lightweight, this cream is so hydrating that it literally feels like a splash of water on your face. Thanks to its lightweight, oil-free nature, it’s best for folks with oily or combination skin types. And since it’s formulated with soothing wild rose, green tea, and red algae, it helps to calm skin on contact. Best of all, it immediately sinks into skin, and unlike so many other moisturizers, it never causes pilling. 

Tatcha The Liquid Silk Canvas Primer

$24 at Sephora View on Tatcha.com $54 at QVC

While all of Tatcha’s complexion products help to shrink the appearance of pores, the Liquid Silk Canvas puts forth the ultimate effort. The oil-free formula goes on smooth to lightly mattify the skin while minimizing the appearance of fine lines and pores. Best of all, it helps your makeup adhere to your skin without sinking in or rubbing off, so you won’t have to worry about an uneven appearance by midday. 

Tatcha The Silk Powder

$49 at Amazon $24 at Sephora $57 at Walmart

To ensure your makeup really stays—or if you prefer post-powder to pre-liquid primer—Tatcha’s Silk Powder is a must. The talc-free powder is ultra-finely milled, so it blends effortlessly into skin to set makeup and minimize the appearance of fine lines and pores. It even helps shield the skin against blue light, so it has anti-aging effects, too. 

Tatcha The Essence

$65 at Sephora View on Tatcha.com $110 at Kohls.com

If soft, smooth, dewy skin is your goal, The Essence should be in your skincare arsenal. What seems like a bottle of water is actually a gentle resurfacing treatment designed to smooth, plump, and hydrate skin. The trick is to know how to apply it. While many people think of essences as toners, this product shouldn’t be applied with a cotton round. Rather, pour some in your (clean) hands and pat (don’t swipe) it onto your face. Apply it immediately after cleansing and before any other products. 

Tatcha The Dewy Skin Cream

$72 at Amazon $23 at Sephora View on Tatcha.com

The Dewy Skin Cream is another of Tatcha’s top-rated moisturizers. Where the Water Cream is super lightweight, the Dewy Skin Cream is a bit thicker, and more suitable for dry, normal, and combination skin types. (Thanks to its texture, many like to use it as a nighttime moisturizer.) A key ingredient in this cream is Japanese Purple Rice, which is known for its rich antioxidant properties and ability to bring balance back to the skin. 

Tatcha The Dewy Serum

$89 at Amazon $89 at Sephora $89 at Kohls.com

The Dewy Serum is an extension of the brand’s Dewy Cream. The 3-in-1 serum works to pump up the dew factor by gently smoothing skin with lactic acid, plumping it with hyaluronic acid, and hydrating it with squalane. While it’s made with an exfoliating acid, it’s safe to use daily—even if you have sensitive, redness-prone skin. And remember: A little goes a long way. You only need a pump (max two) for your face and neck. 

Tatcha Eye Cream

$67 at Amazon $62 at Sephora $61 at Walmart

The Silk Peony Eye Cream is another under-eye must-try. The silky cream smooths and blurs the appearance of fine lines surrounding the eyes and keeps the area hydrated and radiant all day long. Like any eye cream, it’s best applied like moisturizer. 

Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese Beauty Papers

$13 at Amazon $14 at Sephora View on Tatcha.com

Tatcha’s blotting papers are adored for their oil-absorbing abilities. It’s because of this that they’ve earned a permanent spot in so many purses and kits, including that of makeup artist Daniel Martin, you know, the genius behind Meghan Markle’s bridal makeup. “My introduction to the brand was when Vicky reached out to me via direct message on LinkedIn and sent me the original blotting papers to try,” Martin, Tatcha’s global director of artistry & education, tells Byrdie. “That was over 10 years ago, and they (and Tatcha) have remained my go-tos for myself, clients, and in my kit ever since!”

Tatcha The Rice Polish: Deep

$68 at Amazon $68 at Sephora $68 at Kohls.com

Tatcha’s Rice Polish is sold in Classic, Gentle, Calming, and Deep formulas. The latter is among the most sought-after of Tatcha's products thanks to its ability to slough away dead skin cells, as well as transform any cleanser into an exfoliating wash. Oftentimes, though, people aren’t quite sure how to use the polish, which pours out like a powder. The trick is to pour a little in your hand, mix it with water, and gently massage it into your face before rinsing it off. 

Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting SPF 35

$70 at Amazon $90 at Walmart $91 at Fragrancenet.com

This is a go-to sunscreen. The silky feel of it, the fact that it blends effortlessly into skin, and that it doesn’t smell like sunscreen are all major benefits. Plus, it’s not the slightest bit sticky and never leaves your skin shiny, which so many sunscreens (even those specifically formulated for your face) do. One word to the wise though: The tube looks an awful lot like toothpaste, so make sure you’re paying attention during your beauty routine. Once you see how this SPF makes your skin look, you won’t want to waste a single dollop.

Tatcha Violet-C Brightening Serum

$89 at Sephora $89 at QVC View on Fragrancenet.com

Looking to treat and prevent dark spots and welcome an overall radiant complexion? It’s time to add Tatcha’s Violet-C Brightening Serum into your routine. Just know that this vitamin C serum is unlike any other you’ve tried—it’s more of a water consistency than serum. As such, it works especially well after The Essence and before moisturizer.

Tatcha The Rice Wash Soft Cream Cleanser

$40 at Amazon $18 at Sephora $40 at QVC

Last but not least, it's Tatcha’s The Rice Wash. The gentle creamy cleanser is great for all skin types and leaves skin looking luminous after rinsing any and all dirt and debris from its surface. No wonder thousands of shoppers swear by it.