Matcha Cleanse by Tatcha One Min Review

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If you are looking for a fragrance-free and soap-free cleanser option, let me introduce you to the Matcha Cleanse by Tatcha. As the name suggests, one of the key ingredients is Japanese Matcha. This ingredient is rich in antioxidants, and as a result, it can help with the appearance of redness. This cleanser also features BHA alternatives like Willow Bark and Coix Seed. Both of which can help with the appearance of oil on your skin, and thus help with the longevity of your makeup! Speaking of, this cleanser is not meant to be used on the eye area to remove eye makeup. Apply it around your orbital bone like I'm doing in the video.

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2025/10/1 Edited to

... Read moreAfter hearing so much buzz about Tatcha, I finally got my hands on their Matcha Cleanse! As someone constantly on the hunt for a gentle yet effective cleanser that won't strip my dry-leaning skin, I was eager to see if this lived up to the hype, especially since finding a gel-based cleanser that wouldn't dry me out has always been a challenge for me. From the moment I pumped it out, I noticed its unique gel texture. It’s light, but with a beautiful slip that glides over the skin. A small amount foamed up well enough to create a soft, delicate lather – not overly sudsy, which often signals harshness. This was a pleasant surprise, especially coming from a fragrance-free and soap-free formula, making it gentle enough for sensitive skin like mine. My main test for any cleanser is how well it breaks down my SPF and daily grime without making my skin feel tight. The Matcha Cleanse truly impressed me here. It felt incredibly gentle, yet effectively washed away everything, leaving my skin feeling clean, refreshed, and soft, never taut. This 'daily clarifying' aspect wasn't about harsh exfoliation, but rather a thorough, gentle cleanse that prepped my skin perfectly for the next steps in my routine. I found that it still foamed up well enough to break down my SPF at the end of the day. The inclusion of Japanese Matcha, rich in antioxidants, is a standout. I've often struggled with subtle appearance of redness, and over several weeks of use, I definitely noticed a calming effect. The BHA alternative ingredients like willow bark and coix seed also played a significant role. While I don't have extremely oily skin, I do get a bit of shine, and these ingredients seemed to subtly help with the appearance of oil, which in turn, I believe, helped my makeup look better for longer throughout the day. After consistent use, it's safe to say this has become a new favorite cleanser for me. It consistently delivered a clean feel without any irritation or dryness. For anyone with sensitive, combination, or dry-leaning skin seeking a non-stripping, effective daily cleanser that also addresses redness and oil without harshness, this is definitely worth considering. If you're hesitant about the full size, you might look out for the tatcha the matcha cleanse mini to try it out before committing, though I found the full size to be a great investment. Just a reminder, as the original article mentions and the packaging states, this isn't formulated for eye makeup removal, so make sure to use a separate product for that delicate area.