Is Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream worth it?

Yes, Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream is worth it if you’re looking for a nicer moisturizer with a richer texture that will keep your skin hydrated.

Formulated with Japanese anti aging superfoods, Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream is a cult favorite skincare product among beauty lovers.

This post will cover everything you need to know about Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream.

Key Ingredients

Japanese Purple Rice

Studies show this ancient precious rice ferment filtrate is a strong antioxidant and protects against UV damage. In fact, rice bran is becoming more popular in skincare for its ability to protect your skin barrier!

People celebrate longevity for this plant as it’s known to survive even in a harsh environment.

Okinawa Algae Blend

Two seaweed extracts in Tatcha’ Dewy Skin Cream include cladosiphon okamuranus extract and chondrus crispus extract. These ingredient release moisture and help your skin hold onto water while preventing UV damage.

They’re great for soothing dry patches and leaving you with healthier looking skin.

Hyaluronic Acid

Along with sodium hyaluronate, hyaluronic acid also helps your skin bind and retain water.

Botanical Extracts

Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream includes flower extract, like:

These three star ingredients help improve skin’s natural ability to bind water and prevent future moisture loss. Plus, they leave you with a beautiful, healthy glow.

Other Ingredients

Tatcha’s Dewy Skin Cream also includes:

Among other ingredients to replenish ceramides and improve skin’s texture.

I love green tea moisturizers as they are particularly soothing and help skin recover after sensitivity!

Preservatives and Penetration Enhancers

There are a number of other ingredients in Tatcha’s Dewy Skin Cream, including:

Non Ingredients

Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream is formulated without:

Tatcha Dewy Cream Review

Tatcha’s Dewy Skin Cream is a great choice to leave your skin feeling soft and supple with a healthy glow. It’s a rich cream that feels luxurious when you apply it and keeps your skin feeling hydrated all day.

Benefits

Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream has a number of benefits, including:

Tatcha Cream User Experience

This moisturizer is so thick and rich that you only need a pearl sized amount to give your skin that instant glow and healthy bounce we love.

Dewy Skin Cream is one of my favorite skincare products I’ve tried. It’s might be favorite Tatcha purchase.

It left my dry skin feeling deeply nourished with plenty of plumping hydration.

Texture

Dewy Skin Cream is thick but doesn’t leave you feeling too greasy. It melts into your skin and leave you visibly smooth and radiant!

Color

Thanks to the purple rice in the formula, Dewy Skin Cream has a light purple color that disappears as it absorbs into skin.

Fragrance

Dewy Skin Cream has a light fragrance, but it actually didn’t bother my skin at all like a lot of fragrance does. This scent may partially come from the inclusion of thymus serpyllum extract in the formula.

Some reviews commented that this fragrance was off putting to them. However your mileage may vary.

Packaging

All Tatcha products are known for their beautiful packaging, and Dewy Skin Cream is no exception. The one jar comes in a beautiful purple color with a gold spoon to help with application.

Absolutely an experience to try out if you love skin care and beauty!

Should you try it?

For drier skin types, you should check out Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream. However, for oilier skin types, you may be better off with something lighter, like the Tatcha Water Cream or Neutrogena Hydroboost line.

Regardless of your skin type, moisturizing is an essential step in your skin care routine as it replenish ceramides and helps restore skin.

Plus, if you have super dry skin, you can always follow up with a facial oil afterwards.

Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream vs. Tatcha Water Cream

The entire Tatcha Dewy Skin line is a dream come true for skin care lovers. However, Tatcha’s Dewy Skin Cream is a rich cream best suited for dry skin.

On the other hand, Tatcha Water Cream is lighter and probably better for oily skin or combination skin.

That being said, personal preferences vary, so don’t take my word for it! Try them out for yourself.

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