Nourishing Oil Cleanser, Gentle Makeup Removing Cleanser, Cleansing Oil, Natural Skincare

I love this! it takes eye makeup off with no irritation. The scent is light and citrusy. It is an oil base but it does not leave your skin feeling greasy. It is a bit pricey but I have been looking for a gentle cleanser that did not irritate for years and this one does it.

I’ve tried both the Tata Harper Nourishing Oil Cleanser and the Tatcha Camellia Cleansing Oil, and while many people consider Tatcha the superior option, I personally prefer Tata Harper. The Tata Harper cleanser leaves my skin feeling fresher, cleaner, and noticeably softer after each use. It removes makeup and sunscreen effortlessly without leaving any residue, and my skin feels smooth and comfortable afterward. The Tatcha cleanser is also a great product, but for me, it doesn’t provide the same fresh, deeply cleansed feeling that I get from Tata Harper. Even though Tatcha is often more highly rated, I find myself reaching for Tata Harper every time. If I had to choose between the two, Tata Harper would be my winner for its cleansing performance, softness, and overall skin feel after washing.

I love this stuff and I have really sensitive skin. It is a bit expensive but you don’t need to use very much for it to be effective. If you get it on subscription it’s a little less. Great quality for sure. It definitely take the eye makeup off well. And leaves silky skin. Everyone thinks I’m 20 years younger than I am!

Hands down the best oil cleanser ever Worth the price? I’ll see how long the bottle lasts what mascara? Where? I never spent so little time removing my mascara and I wear a lot of it . Plus my skin felt fabulous when I finished rinsing

I’m a man who can grow a beard. I bought this because I thought it would be a nice nourishing cleanser. It felt really nice at first, but after a couple of weeks, my “normal” skin became very dry, and I began growing really, really awful and painful ingrown hairs in my beard. The product began to feel painful to use the last few times I used it. ChatGPT saw a photo of my face with the painful, patches of dry skin-acne/ingrown hairs and told me it’s likely something called inflammatory folliculitis / pseudofolliculitis barbae which is essentially infected ingrown beard hairs with barrier damage. I have used thousands of skincare products over the years without receiving any dryness and especially without causing barrier damage. I don’t know what’s in this product but my skin is normal and can take heavy use of veteran prescription tretinoin from Musely. I have bullied my skin many times with exfoliants and a red light therapy mask after applying retinol, but this takes the cake in giving me both uncomfortable pain and skin damage that prevented me from leaving the house some days out of not wanting to scare people with how bad one side of my face was. No, I did not leave the oil cleanser on and I washed off effectively or so I thought. I’ve used other oil cleansers before and this never happened. It smells wonderful though. But will destroy your face if you grow a beard. Acne is something I had as a teenager but it was mild and since then (I’m 32) occasional pimples happen. This was like an alien invasion with pain and shame.

I have used this cleaner off and on for years but I always come back to it. I have combination skin but as I get older it tends to be more dry. This cleanser takes off my makeup (ALL OF IT!) without drying my skin out or leaving a residue. I have NEVER used another cleanser after using this, (no two-step process necessary…) and proceed with moisturizer. No breakouts. Worth the money, but you don’t need a lot and it lasts a while. Smells great.

This stuff is amazing

I have purchased this three times already and I really love the oil. It is a nice fragrance and makes my skin smooth.

En complement du regenerating cleanser (le matin), j'utilise l'huile nourrissante le soir pour nettoyer, demaquiller et nourrir ma peau seche. Ssuper produit!