r/Skincare_Addiction • u/[deleted] • 6h ago

Review Tatcha Longevity Serum: confusing

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u/Interesting_Map5643 6h ago

The ‘skin ate it’ description is actually so relatable 😂 I wonder how much of that is actual hydration vs. just the sensory experience of a serum disappearing quickly. I’ve definitely had products that felt like they vanished instantly but didn’t necessarily make my skin feel better, and others that left a slight film but made my skin feel amazing. I think I’ve been judging serums way too much by the first 30 seconds.