- TATCHA Indigo Overnight Repair | Serum Treatment, Fragrance Free Night Cream

I'm using the "water" cream in the morning and this one at night. I'm noticing an overall reduction in redness and pore size (I was blessed with large pores. sigh) and the overall smoothness of my skin. I didn't take before and after pics but I don't think this is a magic elixir. I will, however, buy the larger and more expensive size going forward as I'm very pleased with the product.

A very good overnight repair cream. It seems to calm my skin during the night.

I have been using this for 2 months consecutively now. It has decreased my redness and also improved my dry skin. Love this product

Absolutely buy this if you’re dealing with dry irritated over exfoliated skin. It helps the skin heal faster and you don’t need a lot. The application is smooth and doesn’t make you feel greasy. The price is ridiculous but I feel like you don’t need tons of layers under this to feel moisturized. My skin feels soft and hydrated when I wake up.

I love this product! This time of year my face can become dry and a little sensitive. I find this to be very creamy and hydrating without being greasy. My skin feels very soft, and there are no signs of flakiness or dry patches. My skin is typically combination, but now aging. In any case I like this product because it does the job of hydrating and calming my skin when it’s cold and dry outside and hot and dry inside. I will likely change to a lighter moisturizer in the summer, but for now this one is perfect.

Skincare junkie & cosmetic chemist here.Despite a couple semi-comedogenic ingredients & wince-inducing price tag, Tatcha’s Indigo overnight cream is a must-have in my arsenal for moisture barrier emergencies, primarily because it’s one of frustratingly few skincare products I can use that doesn’t burn like hellfire when my skin is super damaged/irritated (e.g. sunburned, over-exfoliated, cracking from dryness, angry about retinol, etc).This contains palmitic acid & cetyl alcohol, both of which have a 2/5 rating on the comedogenic scale (and the latter a 2/5 on the irritation scale), making it mildly-moderately likely to clog ingredient-sensitive pores. While I typically wouldn’t put these anywhere near my extremely-acne-prone face, I give this one about a weeklong pass to coax my skin down off the ceiling in an emergency.Even the most basic, simple drugstore moisturizers, including those most rec’d by dermatologists (IYKYK), feel like lemon juice on an abrasion. I first realized this didn’t sting like all the others after a stint of AHA overuse a few years ago. I didn’t buy it again until recently, when I started ~feeling the burn~ after my Accutane dose was increased. If you know of Accutane, you likely also know it causes extreme lizard-in-a-tundra-windstorm dryness (and a bunch of other gnarly side effects I won’t go into here…). And once again, I found this to be the only moisturizer I could use without eye-watering pain.*Please note that I cannot guarantee that this would be the case for anyone else — it’s very possible I’m a weird outlier here.It’s very rich with a cushiony, creamy texture reminiscent of pudding/custard, a thick liquid with basically zero “fluff” to it. It smells kind of bitter(?), but I’ll happily take that as validation that it’s genuinely fragrance-free. It spreads fairly easily and goes on fairly thick.I’m assuming it’s sold as a PM cream because it’s more noticeable on the skin than one made to be lightweight or matte (it may look a little sweaty, especially on oilier complexions), but I see no glaring reason against using it AM and/or PM, especially if you need it.Something uniquely respectable about this stuff is that the “serum in cream” claim actually holds up. Most moisturizers aim to be both hydrating & occlusive, but should really be layered with a more hydrating serum or a more occlusive barrier balm to reach its full potential. The Indigo cream should not leave your face feeling tight, uncomfortable, dehydrated, or dry, even when used alone/not layered with other products, as it both hydrates & moisturizes without immediately evaporating.Thanks to plenty of soothing & otherwise-beneficial “goodies” on the ingredient list, it does also go beyond being just a good moisturizer (see INCIDecoder.com for a full breakdown).I’d easily recommend this to those with an unlimited skincare budget and perpetually dry, sensitive skin that is not particularly acne-prone as a lovely, luxe night cream.I would not recommend stretching your budget to accommodate this unless you loved a sample and are desperate. I would also be inclined to steer those with skin that is oily and/or requires less coddling toward a different product, as this is really most helpful for dryness & sensitivity.For others like me who are easily acne-prone but need an “emergency moisturizer,” I’d urge you to start with a sample (or at least a smaller container) to see how it works for you before committing to a nearly-$100 pot, and to limit use to something like one week per month until you know how you react to it.I’m personally glad to have it, and hope that it can save someone else’s skin too.

I have really dry skin. I usually have to wear a thick cream before bed, but I don’t have to with this one. My skin feels plump and moisturized when I wear this. I wish it were more affordable, or I would buy it more often.

I was skeptical at first, so only bought the travel size, but this stuff is great! Super moisturizing but also GREAT for redness. My skin looks so much more even than it did before, and that lasts throughout the day. It does feel a little greasy going on, but a little goes a long way, so I’d suggest not using too much!

I can't rave about this product enough. It is a bit pricier for skincare but so worth it. I've tried to look for dupes, but there really aren't any. It's a serum in moisturizer, so the formula is unique and effective. I use this as a treatment for deeper hydration, and it works so well for my dry and sensitive skin.

excellent find as a skincare

Perfect product for my aging skin.

It’s matcha…need I say more. Have super dry skin and love it.

I am satisfied with the overnight serum. It is potent! So a very little dab is all that is needed. My skin is sensitive so it caused it to go red at first which I think was cause by using too much. Less is best! Now I ensure there's a layer below: either hyluronic acid serum or azelic acid or both. Then a tiny dab of this over top of my cheeks. Over areas of my face I use a different moisturizer. Overall unsure if I'd order again yet I'll finish the jar.