Tatcha SG_B07F1ZMLK3_US Serum Review
Our verdict
Tatcha's Hadasei-3 serum is a large-format, oil-free drop serum that targets the look of smoother, more nourished skin. At $110 for 150 mL it is one of the better value-per-ounce premium options if the Hadasei-3 blend agrees with your skin.
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People who want a big-bottle luxury serum that skips heavy oils and suits all skin tones
Skip if
You need a clinically familiar active like retinol or vitamin C and do not want to spend $110 on a proprietary blend
- Form Drop
- Skin type All
- Key ingredients Hadasei-3
- Targets Moisturizing,Nourishing,Skin Health,Smoothening
- Size 150 Milliliters
- Scent Unscented
- Priced 400% above the category median ($22.00 across 291 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.7/5
4.7 average across 462 owner ratings
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Popularity2.6/5
462 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other anti-aging skincare: serums, night creams, facial peels, wrinkle patches and anti-aging devices we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Tatcha built this serum around its signature Hadasei-3 complex, a Japanese-inspired blend of ingredients the brand positions around smoothing and nourishing the look of skin. The drop-format serum comes in an unusually large 150 mL bottle, which is worth noting at this price point because most luxury serums max out at 30 mL.
The formula is labeled oil-free and fragrance-free, which makes it accessible for skin that reacts to both. It is listed for all skin tones and all skin types, so the brand is not narrowing its intended audience. The scent-free profile is a practical plus for anyone who layers multiple products in the morning.
With 462 reviews and a 4.7-star average, buyer satisfaction runs high relative to many comparably priced serums. The targets listed, moisturizing, nourishing, skin health, and smoothing, stay in cosmetic territory rather than making structural promises.
Pros
- Large 150 mL bottle provides strong value per mL compared to typical luxury serums
- Oil-free and fragrance-free formula suits sensitive and reactive skin types
- High 4.7-star rating across 462 reviews signals consistent buyer satisfaction
- Targets all skin tones and all skin types with no narrowing of audience
Cons
- $110 price tag is a significant commitment without a clinically familiar standout active on the label
- Hadasei-3 is a proprietary blend, so ingredient transparency is limited
- Only 462 reviews for a premium product means the data pool is smaller than mass-market options
Specifications
- Form
- Drop
- Skin type
- All
- Key ingredients
- Hadasei-3
- Targets
- Moisturizing,Nourishing,Skin Health,Smoothening
- Size
- 150 Milliliters
- Scent
- Unscented
- Free of
- Oil Free
- Skin tone
- All
- Features
- Natural
Performance notes
The Hadasei-3 complex is Tatcha's proprietary formulation and detailed sub-ingredient disclosure is limited. The formula is oil-free, which suggests a lighter skin feel than oil-based anti-aging products. Targets listed include moisturizing, nourishing, skin health, and smoothing, all staying in the appearance and feel category. No actives like retinol, vitamin C, or acids are listed, so this positions as a conditioning and skin-feel serum rather than a direct wrinkle-reduction approach.
What buyers say
At 4.7 stars from 462 reviews, buyers rate this product very well for the category. The rating sits above most comparably priced luxury serums, suggesting the formula delivers on its core promises of smooth application and skin feel. The smaller review count compared to mass-market options is worth factoring in.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Tatcha Hadasei-3 serum good for oily skin?
The formula is listed as oil-free, which typically means a lighter, non-greasy finish that works reasonably well for oily or combination skin. The brand lists it as suitable for all skin types, so it is not formulated exclusively for dry or mature skin.
Does this serum contain retinol or vitamin C?
Neither retinol nor vitamin C appears in the listed key ingredients. The serum centers on the Hadasei-3 proprietary blend and targets the appearance of smoother, more nourished skin rather than direct pigment correction or deep line reduction.
Is the 150 mL bottle a good value at $110?
At roughly $0.73 per mL, the cost per mL is lower than many luxury serums that sell 30 mL for $80 to $100. Whether that value holds depends on how often you use it and how your skin responds to the formula.