Is Tatcha's new Dewy Milk Moisturizer the glow game-changer it claims to be? We put it to the test
Most feel too sticky on my skin, or don't actually have the hydrating quality I need. That's why I was so excited when Tatcha decided to launch their ever-famous Dewy Skin Cream in a lighter version — the Dewy Milk Moisturizer.
Tatcha Dewy Milk Moisturizer
Tatcha's new lightweight moisturizer is the summer essential you didn't know you needed.
It gives your skin a light glow while keeping it moisturized all day long. Plus, it's great for all skin types — even sensitive skin.
Shop the latest release now before stocks sell out.
$64
Boasting the lavender packaging Tatcha is known for, this lightweight moisturizer is already my go-to summer favorite. It blends easily and gives my skin a dewy glow that lasts all day.
It has ingredients like Japanese purple rice, green tea extract, and zinc hyaluronate. Together, they're designed to deliver lasting hydration and improve your skin's elasticity.
After using this moisturizer every day for a week straight, I can safely attest that my skin feels softer and definitely less flakey.
Tatcha says the moisturizer is built for all skin types, but is particularly great for combination skin types (like me).
I only need to use a couple pumps in the morning to coat my whole face, and there's no residue once I'm done applying.
I then add a primer on top and then I'm good to apply my makeup — without worry that it will cake or stick to any dry skin.
It doesn't really have a scent, so it won't irritate those with a sensitive nose. The formula also never irritated my skin, and the best part? It gave me a glow without making me look 'shiny' or 'oily.'
The Tatcha Dewy Milk Moisturizer is now available for $64, but this new launch is set to sell out fast, so make sure you get your order in soon, and give your skin the hydration it needs.
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