Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm Review
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I love balm cleansers, so I was very excited to test out the new Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm. Here’s the lowdown on the ingredients and how well it performs. Enjoy!
What is Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm?
- Hydrating cleansing balm
- Formulated with Japanese indigo extract to soothe irritation
- Infused with a blend of nourishing ingredients
- Sand comforting texture
- Gentle and non stripping
- Formulated to remove longwear makeup & waterproof mascara
- Works to soothe sensitive and sensitised skin
- Restores the skin’s moisture barrier
Key Ingredients
Japanese Indigo Extract – calms visible irritation
Cleansing Lipids – removes makeup & daily buildup
Hadasei-3 – supports the skin barrier
Free from: Fragrance, mineral oil, sulfates, detergents, parabens, urea, DEA, TEA, phthalates
How to use Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm
You can use the spatula to pick up the product and then warm it up in dry hands before applying to dry skin.
Massage into the skin for about a minute, then add a little water to emulsify. You can remove with a wet cloth or by rinsing away with water.
My Review of Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm
I love a cleansing balm, and I am yet to meet a Tatcha product I haven’t liked, so I was prepped and prime to love Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm, and no surprises, I do!
So first of all, I love the texture of this cleansing balm. It is buttery soft and melts into an oil effortlessly with the warmth of my fingertips. The oil glides over the skin so nicely, and starts breaking down makeup very quickly.
I spend a bit of extra time massaging it over my eyes to remove eye makeup, and it doesn’t sting or sensitise them at all. With a splash of water, it turns into a gorgeous silky milk that helps to further lift away dirt and impurities. I like to use a flannel to remove it, but it also rinses away with just water.
The Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm leaves my skin feeling clean soft and smooth, and is very effective at getting all my makeup off.
The feeling of hydration is impressively long lasting which I absolutely love. If you have dry skin, you will really enjoy this cleansing balm. When I wanted to cleanse, I find this pair really nicely with a gel cleanser and goes beautifully with Tatcha The Matcha Cleanse (review here), which is a gentle foaming cleanser that I really enjoy.
If you are still on the hunt for a new cleansing solution, read Best Cleansers for all skin types 2024.
Where to buy it
The Tatcha The Indigo Cleansing Balm is £40 for 54g and available now via the links below: