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Is Tatcha clean? Ingredient check of 46 products

Updated · Based on 4158 screened products

Short answer: 31 of the 46 Tatcha products we checked are clean: their listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups. 15 are flagged: titanium dioxide (15).

Clean Tatcha products (buttons are affiliate links, disclosure)

  1. Tatcha The Serum Stick Buy at Amazon (brand store)
  2. Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Buy at Amazon (brand store)
  3. Tatcha Indigo Cleansing Balm Buy at Amazon (brand store)

Order: core everyday product types first (moisturizers and face creams, serums, cleansers, sunscreens, foundations, concealers, then hair care, other makeup, toners, masks, body, lip and hand care); accessories, removers, styling sprays and brow, lash, eye, body, spot-treatment, setting and shaving products come after them. Within that, our data score (methodology), with products from different categories shown where possible. This is not a rating.

We checked 46 of Tatcha's products, the current full-size range on tatcha.com (US) on 18 October 2026, taken from the full ingredient list on each product page. This is a factual check of ingredient lists against our definition of clean. It is not a verdict on the brand and says nothing about how well any product works.

What "clean" means here

On CleanGlow, a product is clean if its listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups, based on the IARC Monographs – List of Classifications and on bans and restrictions under the EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) 1223/2009. A product is flagged if at least one listed ingredient matches a watchlist group. The rules are the same for every brand (see the methodology). We do not judge fragrance, essential oils, performance or any marketing claim the brand makes.

Why Tatcha products get flagged

Titanium dioxide (15 Tatcha products)

IARC classifies titanium dioxide as Group 2B ("possibly carcinogenic to humans"), based on evidence from inhaling the powder. We flag every product that lists it, including where it is only a pigment, an opacifier or a "may contain" shade pigment, and including mineral sunscreens that use it as a UV filter. A flag means the ingredient is on the list. It is not a measured risk for that product. Source: IARC Monographs Vol. 93. See Titanium dioxide for every product we flag for it.

Every Tatcha product we checked

ProductCategoryResultIngredient source
The Rice Polish: CalmingCleansersFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
Ageless Revitalizing Eye CreamFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Brightening Eye CreamFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Dewy Skin CreamFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Indigo Calming CreamFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Silk PeonyFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Water CreamFace CreamsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Liquid Silk CanvasFace MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Silk CanvasFace MakeupFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Kissu Lip Mask Japanese Maple RedLip CareFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “TITANIUM DIOXIDE”)tatcha.com
The Melting Lip Balm
4 shades: Pinku, Reddo, Moka, Papuru
Lip CareFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “TITANIUM DIOXIDE”)tatcha.com
The Clarifying Clay MaskMasksFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
Violet-C Radiance MaskMasksFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Eye SerumSerumsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “Titanium Dioxide”)tatcha.com
The Silk SerumSerumsFlagged: Titanium dioxide (listed as “TITANIUM DIOXIDE”)tatcha.com
Indigo Body ButterBody LotionCleantatcha.com
Indigo Cleansing BalmCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Camellia Cleansing OilCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Deep CleanseCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Matcha Foam CleanseCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Rice Polish: ClassicCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Rice Polish: DeepCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Rice Polish: GentleCleansersCleantatcha.com
The Rice WashCleansersCleantatcha.com
Ageless Enriching Renewal CreamFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
Ageless Revitalizing Neck CreamFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
The Dewy Milk MoisturizerFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
The Longevity Memory CreamFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
The Serum StickFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
The Silk CreamFace CreamsCleantatcha.com
Indigo Soothing Hand CreamHand CareCleantatcha.com
Camellia Gold Spun Lip BalmLip CareCleantatcha.com
The Kissu Lip MaskLip CareCleantatcha.com
The Kissu Lip ScrubLip CareCleantatcha.com
The Kissu Lip TreatmentLip CareCleantatcha.com
Luminous Deep Hydration Lifting MaskMasksCleantatcha.com
Gold Camellia Beauty OilSerumsCleantatcha.com
Indigo Overnight RepairSerumsCleantatcha.com
The Brightening SerumSerumsCleantatcha.com
The Dewy SerumSerumsCleantatcha.com
The Longevity SerumSerumsCleantatcha.com
The Milky Sunscreen SPF 50Sunscreen (Chemical Filters)Cleantatcha.com
The Silk Sunscreen SPF 50Sunscreen (Mineral Filters)Cleantatcha.com
Luminous Dewy Skin MistTonersCleantatcha.com
The EssenceTonersCleantatcha.com
The Texture TonicTonersCleantatcha.com

Ingredient lists come from tatcha.com (fetched 18 October 2026) unless the source column says otherwise. Formulas change and can differ by country, so always check the pack.

US sunscreens and over-the-counter products list their active ingredients first. We check actives and inactives together. The Melting Lip Balm publishes one ingredient list for all of its shades, so it is listed once with its shades. The Kissu Lip Mask Japanese Maple Red has its own ingredient list on tatcha.com, so it is listed separately from the original Kissu Lip Mask. Looking for the same product types from other brands? See clean alternatives to Tatcha products, matched by type.

Not included

Clean alternatives by product type

For each product category where a Tatcha product is flagged, these are clean products from other brands in the same category of our database, ordered by our data score (methodology). We match on product category only. They are not presented as equivalents: we have not tested them and make no claim that they look, feel or work like the Tatcha product.

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Clean cleansers from other brands

Same product category as The Rice Polish: Calming.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1Papaya Sorbet Enzyme Cleansing BalmGlow Recipe✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Rinse-Off Eye Makeup SolventClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
3Gentle Gel Ceramide + Ectoin CleanserSkinfix✓9/9Skinfix
4Take The Day Off Cleansing BalmClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)

Clean face creams from other brands

Same product category as Ageless Revitalizing Eye Cream, The Brightening Eye Cream, The Dewy Skin Cream, The Indigo Calming Cream and 2 more.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1For Men Aloe Shave GelClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Equilibrium Restorative Hydrating CreamHourglass✓9/9Hourglass
3The Base Face MilkILIA✓9/9ILIA
4Smart Clinical Repair AM/PM Retinoid BalmClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)

Clean face makeup from other brands

Same product category as The Liquid Silk Canvas, The Silk Canvas.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1Sun-Kissed Face Gelee Complexion MultitaskerClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Soft Glow HighlighterMAKEUP BY MARIO✓9/9MAKEUP BY MARIO
3Oil Sucker Extreme Mattifying Alkaline PrimerONE/SIZE✓9/9ONE/SIZE
4Even Better Pore Defying PrimerClinique✓9/9
Clinique Even Better Pore Defying Primer View on Amazon

Clean lip care from other brands

Same product category as The Kissu Lip Mask Japanese Maple Red, The Melting Lip Balm.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1Moisture Surge Lip Hydro-Plump TreatmentClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Peptide Lip BoostRhode✓9/9Rhode
3PHA 5% Exfoliating Lip SerumThe Ordinary✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
4Cicaplast Lips Hydration Restore Lip BalmLa Roche-Posay✓9/9Amazon (brand store)

Clean masks from other brands

Same product category as The Clarifying Clay Mask, Violet-C Radiance Mask.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1Jet Lag MaskSummer Fridays✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Equilibrium Instant Plumping Eye MaskHourglass✓9/9Hourglass
3Clarifying Do-Over PeelClinique✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
4Peptide Eye Prep Depuffing Eye PatchesRhode✓9/9Rhode

Clean serums from other brands

Same product category as Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Eye Serum, The Silk Serum.

#ProductBrandFragrance-freeScoreWhere to buy
1Guava Vitamin C Dark Spot SerumGlow Recipe✓9/9Amazon (brand store)
2Equilibrium Restoring EssenceHourglass✓9/9Hourglass
3Targeted Wrinkle CorrectorMurad✓9/9Murad
4Honey Milk Hydrating EssenceFarmacy✓9/9Farmacy

FAQ

Is Tatcha clean?

By our definition, 31 of the 46 Tatcha products we checked are clean: their listed ingredients contain none of our 10 watchlist groups. 15 are flagged. This is a check of ingredient lists, not a verdict on the brand, and it says nothing about how well any product works.

Why are some Tatcha products flagged?

All 15 are flagged for titanium dioxide: IARC classifies titanium dioxide as Group 2B ("possibly carcinogenic to humans"), based on evidence from inhaling the powder. We flag every product that lists it, including where it is only a pigment, an opacifier or a "may contain" shade pigment, and including mineral sunscreens that use it as a UV filter. A flag means the ingredient is on the list. It is not a measured risk for that product. Source: IARC Monographs Vol. 93.

Which Tatcha product types pass our check?

Clean products by category (clean of checked): face creams 6 of 12, cleansers 8 of 9, serums 5 of 7, lip care 4 of 6, masks 1 of 3, toners 3 of 3, face makeup 0 of 2, body lotion 1 of 1, hand care 1 of 1, sunscreen (chemical filters) 1 of 1, sunscreen (mineral filters) 1 of 1.

Where do the ingredient lists come from?

From tatcha.com (fetched 18 October 2026), unless the source column in the table says otherwise. All 46 come from tatcha.com. Formulas change and can differ by country, so always check the pack.

Are there clean alternatives to the flagged Tatcha products?

For each product category where a Tatcha product is flagged, the "Clean alternatives by product type" section on this page lists clean products from other brands in the same category, and our guide Clean alternatives to Tatcha (matched by type) matches them by product type. They are not presented as equivalents: we have not tested them and make no claim that they look, feel or work like the Tatcha product.

Related

Hazard is not risk. An IARC classification says whether a substance can cause cancer under some conditions (e.g. titanium dioxide is classified for inhaled powder), not that a cosmetic containing it is harmful at normal use. EU restrictions set use limits. This page is informational, not medical advice; talk to a dermatologist about your own skin.

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