Tatcha skincare review: Beauty editors share the best Tatcha products for glowy, hydrated skin

With deeply nourishing squalane and peach extract to assist in moisture retention, it's no surprise that we named this product the best lip mask in our guide to the best lip balms. The gel texture makes it the perfect option for an overnight lip mask, yet light enough for daytime wear. You can even wear it over lipstick for a glossy sheen. 

If you have sensitive skin, this lip mask is for you because it's formulated without known irritants like synthetic fragrances, sulfates, or parabens.

"Tatcha's Dewy Skin Cream is a semi-thick moisturizer that's long-lasting and gentle on skin. I've used it as both a day cream and a night cream since it keeps my skin plump and hydrated for long periods of time — that is, unless I'm going through a dry spell due to weather, in which case I find that I need to layer this moisturizer with at least one serum and a few dots of eye cream.

The actual lotion is purple because the formula contains antioxidant-rich purple rice. It's fun to look at, but the color itself doesn't make much of a difference once applied. I had hoped it would cancel out some of the redness in my skin, but that wasn't the case. Former senior reporter Mara Leighton is a big fan of the Tatcha Dewy Skin moisturizer, and you can read her full review of it here." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor

"If your skin is acne-prone or even on the oily side, Tatcha's Water Cream is definitely the moisturizer for you. It's great for both day and night use because it has a gel-like consistency that feels lightweight on the skin.

Packed with Japanese Wild Rose and Leopard Lily extracts, the formulation is designed for those with acne-prone skin. Both extracts work together to improve the appearance of pores and texture and limit oil production. I haven't used it myself as my skin leans a little drier, but with how much I love other Tatcha products on this list, I wouldn't be surprised if I reached for this next summer." — Maiya Pascouche, style and beauty editor

Read our full Tatcha Water Cream review here.

"This overnight treatment is described as a calming serum-in-moisturizer. It has a thick, creamy texture and is formulated to reduce redness and increase hydration. It's also meant to give you a more even skin tone.

I haven't been using it long enough to notice dramatic results, but the consistency is super soothing and my skin does feel much softer to the touch by morning. It's the perfect product to counteract the extra sun exposure I've experienced over the summer. I'm really enjoying this treatment so far." — Ashley Phillips, style and beauty editor

"The Silk Canvas Primer is a longtime cult favorite, and as someone who's tested dozens of makeup primers, I'd say it lives up to the hype. The solid balm quickly warms to a liquid on your fingers and gives skin an airbrushed look. 

It's a bit pricey for such a small container but a little goes a long way. Because the solid formula won't contribute to my liquid count, this is my go-to makeup primer for travel. Tatcha also created a liquid version of the Silk Canvas primer, which gives you a similarly flawless finish, but I found that it tends to pill more than this one." — Ashley Phillips, style and beauty editor

"This foaming enzyme powder is the only exfoliator I use anymore. Of the four options you can choose from, I have the "gentle" variation, which was specifically formulated for dry skin, and though I don't use it every day, it's not so abrasive that you shouldn't.

The polish comes out in a fine powder, which can either be rubbed directly onto your face or lathered between your hands to create more of a creamy foam than an exfoliating treatment. The papaya enzymes and rice bran help to lift and remove dirt, makeup, and dry skin cells to create a clean and pure canvas. Either way you use it, your face will be left feeling soft and completely devoid of lingering grime." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor

"I thought eye creams were a scam until I tried this one. My under-eye area gets very dry in the winter, but this formula works wonders to hydrate deeply and brighten up my dark circles. The texture is very thick, almost solid, but it melts into the skin easily so you don't have to do much to rub it in. I find that it leaves almost like a pearlescent reflective finish that makes my skin look healthier, but it's by no means shimmery. 

It's definitely not meant to be used as a full face cream, but I'd be lying if I said I haven't done that on occasion when my skin just needed an extra thick layer of protection." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor

"Though it won't remove a full face of makeup, this exfoliating gel cleanser can still do some serious work on grimey pores. I use it as a daily face wash because it doesn't dry my skin out or leave a film behind, which is the issue I take with most other cleansers. I pair it with the Tatcha Rice Polish exfoliator when I need something that goes a little deeper into my pores or when I've worn stubborn makeup like waterproof mascara." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor

"Tatcha's solid serum is my go-to for travel, but also for those days when I don't want to take the time to do a full routine. It's as hydrating as a buttery moisturizer, so I'll wash my face and just swipe this all over, not even bothering to rub it in before I get in bed at night or leave in the morning. You can use it in a more targeted way around your eyes, or go for a full-face application. It leaves a nice sheen behind, but if you already have oily skin, I recommend rubbing it in so as not to make your face look slick.

The featured ingredients are squalane and hyaluronic acid, both of which are ultra-hydrating and keep even the dryest skin feeling healthy and replenished." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor

"To be honest, I haven't tried this one yet — but I've heard so many good things about it (namely that the former editor-in-chief of beauty magazine Allure swears by it) I thought it'd be a shame not to mention this bestseller. 

The Camellia Cleansing Oil is known for being an excellent combination makeup remover and cleanser. Swipe it over your face with a cotton pad or just rub it directly on with your fingers and rinse away with warm water. You'll be met with a milky soft texture as it dissolves off your skin, and left with a super-soft finish." — Sally Kaplan, executive editor