Vitamin C, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour, Vitamin E
Japanese Camellia Oil (Tsubaki), Tatcha's signature Hadasei-3 (a trinity of anti-aging Japanese superfoods)
The Inkey List vs. Tatcha Oil Cleanser, Compared
Which of these skincare favorites should you use? We compare the two products based on their ingredients and safety information.
Notable Ingredients
Highlighted Skin Goals
- Anti-Aging
- Brightening
- Protecting
- Anti-Aging
- Protecting
- Soothing
Ingredient Safety
Paraben-free
Fragrance-free
Essential Oil-free
Sulfate-free
Silicone-free
Environment Pollutant-free
Paraben-free
Essential Oil-free
Sulfate-free
Silicone-free
Allergen-free
Environment Pollutant-free
Potentially irritating (Dirty Dozen) ingredients
PEG: PEG-60 Almond Glycerides, PEG-6 Caprylic/Capric Glycerides
Fragrance: Fragrance (Natural)
Allergy-inducing ingredients
Allergen: Benzyl Alcohol
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Environment polluting ingredients
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Ingredient Safety by Skin Type
Good for Dry Skin
3
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-
-
Bad for Dry Skin
1
-
Bad for Sensitive Skin
1
Bad for Acne-Prone Skin
1
Good for Dry Skin
1
Good for Oily Skin
1
Good for Sensitive Skin
1
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Bad for Dry Skin
1
-
Bad for Sensitive Skin
2
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Ingredient Safety Breakdown (EWG)
68% low risk
13
26% medium risk
5
0% high risk
5% unknown risk
1
64% low risk
9
14% medium risk
2
7% high risk
1
14% unknown risk
2
