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Tatcha Debuts Longevity Serum Online Ahead of Sephora Store Launch

Drawing on Okinawan botanicals, the new serum leverages company-reported tests to target cellular ageing ahead of its U.S. Sephora store rollout.

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Overview

  • Tatcha’s Longevity Serum is available now online at $80 in the U.S. and £82 in the U.K., with Sephora U.S. stores set to carry the product from Aug. 29.
  • The formula features an Okinawa Cellescence Complex of Shikuwasa Lime extract, Noni Juice extract and Shell Ginger, which the company says delivers a 55 percent reduction in senescent cell biomarkers.
  • Tatcha reports that its internal trials showed 100 percent of testers experienced immediate skin-barrier improvement and visible firmness and smoothness after one week, with fine-line reduction in all participants by week two.
  • The brand has partnered with ambassadors Stephanie Suganami and the Japanese couple Aki and Koichi to share founder Vicky Tsai’s Okinawan ritual-inspired product story.
  • Industry sources project that the Longevity range could surpass $20 million in sales by the end of 2026, marking a growth push beyond Tatcha’s core franchises.