In skincare, the fancy packaging is nice and the fragrance smells wonderful but it is not needed. Tatcha is considered Clean at Sephora while Makeup Revolution does not claim to be Clean.įINAL THOUGHTS: In the end, I was incredibly impressed with the Revolution price & very simple ingredients. There are 10 ingredients in Revolution while Tatcha has 29. Tatcha is not targeted for people with very dry skin even though some people think it is. Tatcha absorbed similarly but made my skin feel slightly greasy for a little bit. Revolution absorbed quickly into my skin and it felt exactly as described - soothing. Revolution is slightly thicker in consistency compared to Tatcha. They both have Hyaluronic Acid which is good for hydrating the skin.ĭIFFERENCES: Tatcha is highly fragranced. Both brands are described as lightweight - which I agree with. Revolution is nice as well with the rose gold cap & glass container. Beauty Guru, Kayla, says: SIMILARITIES: The Tatcha packaging is very luxurious right down to the little spatula that is on top of the cover. Tatcha Water Cream is $68 for 1.7 oz and Revolution Hydration Boost is $10 for 1.7 oz. Makeup Revolution Hydration Boost Gel Cream That said, both cleansers were dispensed through a pump, which testers found ideal for an oil cleanser. Tatcha's packaging is always gorgeous, and this product is no exception. They foamed up similarly and were luxurious to cleanse with, leaving the skin soft. They found it to be pleasant.īoth oils felt similar on the skin with Julep being only a slightly thicker oil. This could be due to the grapefruit peel oil in its formula. While Tatcha has added fragrance in its ingredient list and Julep does not, testers were surprised to find that Tatcha has little to no fragrance while Julep smells like citrus. Both Tatcha and Julep are marketed as being clean brands. Tatcha also contains a blend of seed and plant oils to cleanse and soothe the skin. Julep contains fruit and seed oils, as well as Vitamin E and Squalane to soothe the skin. While these only have one ingredient in common (Phenoxyethanol, a filler ingredient), we still wanted to share this dupe because Julep's cleansing oil has a ton of beneficial ingredients, making this a great lower-cost alternative to Tatcha. Julep Love Your Bare Face Hydrating Cleansing Oil Tatcha Pure One Step Camellia Cleansing Oil vs. I 120% recommend purchasing L'Oreal if you are looking for a Tatcha dupe! *It should be noted that Tatcha is considered 'Clean at Sephora' and has an EWG score of 5. L'Oreal did not have this effect at all and was an awesome base leaving the product even and smooth. I actually found that L'Oreal outperformed Tatcha! Tatcha left some of my setting powders a little tackier and would on occasion leave a powder with small clumps. The biggest difference I noticed between the two was when I used it as my ‘water’ base on a beauty blender. I also found that its durability was just as good as Tatcha throughout the day. I was really impressed with the sheen of L'oreal and its hydrating effects. When applied to the skin both with and without makeup I found no difference in the two products. When testing this product I tested it both applied to the entire face with and without makeup and also as my moistening agent on my beauty blender when baking and applying powder setting products. I would describe Tatcha as a warmer scent while L'Oreal is more flowery. L'Oreal is a transparent thinner formula that also dries transparent when applied.īoth products have a nice fragrance that is also slightly different. Tatcha has a milky white slightly thicker formula that dries transparent when applied to the skin. Both products have a pump-spray applicator and distribute the product in a light an even manner. L'Oreal, on the other hand, comes as is in the plastic bottle. Tatcha comes in a very elaborate box with a cloth pull tab with the glass bottle housed inside.
The first noticeable difference in this product was the packaging. L’Oreal True Match Lumi Shake and Glow Mistīeauty Guru, Kaleigh, says: Tatcha Luminous Dewy Skin Mist comes with 1.35 oz of product for $48 while L'Oreal Shake and Glow Dew Mist comes with 3.0 oz of product for $11.99.
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