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Tatcha review

Abrowneyegirl — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:54:03 GMT

I finially decided to try some more Tatcha products.

I have (and love) the rice powder and use the cleansing oil- lovely, but I have not tried the other products (although I bought them?!?)

I decided I needed more hydration and plumping in the under-eye area. My diet change eliminated the under-eye darkness but I still have fine lines.

For the last few days I have been using

Tatcha Luminous serum and Supple cream

under one eye or the other (my usual eye cream on the other) and ask friends or family if they can notice any difference. Everyone noticed a difference!

Even at the 12 hour mark I can tell the difference.

Everyone agrees the Tatcha eye looks less dry, creased and wrinkled. The Tatcha eye always looks more 'plump'.

I am impressed- I only use a TINY dab of the serum and cream.

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maestra — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:56:00 GMT

The Luminous serum sounds great. Is it just for the undereye or for full face as well?

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Abrowneyegirl — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:59:31 GMT

@maestra wrote:
The Luminous serum sounds great. Is it just for the undereye or for full face as well?

Both products are full face products.

I did use the serum last night full face. This morning- under eye area only with the cream on top.

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asoutherngirl — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 12:32:55 GMT

I have been using the cleansing oil, rice powder, silk cream, and serum, for about two months I and others have seen a major difference in my skin. I am 65 and find this is the best line for mature skin. My 33 year old daughter uses the product as well and we see an improvement in her skin. I would encourage anyone who is undecided to try the discovery kit.

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texanbybirth — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 13:56:20 GMT

I have tried the oil and cleansing powder and like them very much. But it's the silk cream that is unbelievably wonderful! I have used Perricone products and the Perricone moisturizers are terrific, but the Tatcha silk cream is just heavenly. Yes, I think the Tatcha high price includes pricey packaging cost but nevertheless, I do think Tatcha is a wonderful line and I hope to try the serum and other items in the future.

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MalteseMomma — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 14:07:53 GMT

So glad to see this thread. I was waiting for discussions on Tatcha

Meanwhile I began trying Paulas Choice..............so confused

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mbee1967 — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 16:01:44 GMT

I missed out on the recent TSV because I was on vacation. I can't find any reviews on it because it sold out. I already use the cleansing oil and gentle rice enzymen powder and really like them. I was interested in the supple silk cream moisturizer in the TSV set. It sells for $150 on its own...however, I can not afford to pay that. The TSV had 3 full size pieces for $150. I am so bummed that I missed it. What do you guys think of the TSV? Do you think QVC will bring it back? I was assuming that it was not popular since I do not see any posts about thisd here on the beauty boards.

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Dallas-Dame — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 16:20:34 GMT

I've been using Tatcha's cleansing oil and enzyme powder since it was launched at Barney's. No other cleansing system has worked as effectively for me as this duo of products. I recently purchased the TSV so as to try the silk cream and it's working beautifully. Although I use products from various brands (one for more than 20 years), Tatcha has certainly caught my attention and I plan to explore it further. Very happy I ordered the TSV on auto-delivery!

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Abrowneyegirl — Wed, 30 Mar 2016 18:37:28 GMT

@Dallas-Dame wrote:
I've been using Tatcha's cleansing oil and enzyme powder since it was launched at Barney's. No other cleansing system has worked as effectively for me as this duo of products. I recently purchased the TSV so as to try the silk cream and it's working beautifully. Although I use products from various brands (one for more than 20 years), Tatcha has certainly caught my attention and I plan to explore it further. Very happy I ordered the TSV on auto-delivery!

Most of my Tatcha 'collection' was purchased from Sephora using my 20% off coupons- downside no auto delivery.

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motherinlaw — Wed, 30 Mar 2016 20:55:09 GMT

I do not see a luminous serum on the Tatcha website. Do you mean the new firming eye product with the ceramic applicator?

This new eye product is wonderful! I have been using it for a few weeks now with the ageless eye cream. Both have a heavenly consistancy to them. The cooling effect of the ceramic applicator on the eye product is spectacular! Very luxurious products.

My cleansing oil and enzyme powders ( I use two different ones) are staples in my skincare line along with Dr. Perricone.

Had a professional facial last week for the first time and the esthetician said whatever you are using......keep it up! She could find no wrinkles on my skin and said she would give a lung to have mine!

Enjoy your Tatcha....it is such an experience to just open the boxes. The presentation is awesome.

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Abrowneyegirl — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 00:45:02 GMT

@motherinlaw wrote:
I do not see a luminous serum on the Tatcha website. Do you mean the new firming eye product with the ceramic applicator?

This new eye product is wonderful! I have been using it for a few weeks now with the ageless eye cream. Both have a heavenly consistancy to them. The cooling effect of the ceramic applicator on the eye product is spectacular! Very luxurious products.

My cleansing oil and enzyme powders ( I use two different ones) are staples in my skincare line along with Dr. Perricone.

Had a professional facial last week for the first time and the esthetician said whatever you are using......keep it up! She could find no wrinkles on my skin and said she would give a lung to have mine!

Enjoy your Tatcha....it is such an experience to just open the boxes. The presentation is awesome.

This one

A278304 TATCHA's Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Serum

Great compliment from the esthetician!!!

I agree the packaging is a delightful experience.

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Dallas-Dame — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 15:58:17 GMT

@motherinlaw wrote:
I do not see a luminous serum on the Tatcha website. Do you mean the new firming eye product with the ceramic applicator?

This new eye product is wonderful! I have been using it for a few weeks now with the ageless eye cream. Both have a heavenly consistancy to them. The cooling effect of the ceramic applicator on the eye product is spectacular! Very luxurious products.

My cleansing oil and enzyme powders ( I use two different ones) are staples in my skincare line along with Dr. Perricone.

Had a professional facial last week for the first time and the esthetician said whatever you are using......keep it up! She could find no wrinkles on my skin and said she would give a lung to have mine!

Enjoy your Tatcha....it is such an experience to just open the boxes. The presentation is awesome.

Thanks very much for your review of Tatcha's eye serum, @motherinlaw! I ordered the eye cream, enriching renewal cream and brightening serum from their website on Monday and it's out for delivery today. Look forward to adding these products into my routine and will likely do so with the eye serum, as well.

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RainyDayGal — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 16:11:04 GMT

I ordered a discovery kit from them about a year ago and I liked it. However, after ordering full sizes from Q I don't and I can't use it anymore. The cleansing oil does not get everything off my face, and the gentle powder is still way too harsh for my sensitive skin and rosacea. I'm really gentle with the powder and don't use it very long, but my face just gets red and stays read. I'm done with this stuff. I'll stick to my Hydron.

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motherinlaw — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 16:18:37 GMT

The new Indigo powder does not contain the papaya enzyme that the other powders do. I use the gentle powder at night for an exfoliant and the indigo powder in the morning for my cleansing.

My skin has become more sensitive too and the indigo powder gives me the cleansing I want without the added enzyme.

Try to get a sample of that if you can. The retail jar is dark blue in color.

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RainyDayGal — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 18:33:17 GMT

@motherinlaw wrote:
The new Indigo powder does not contain the papaya enzyme that the other powders do. I use the gentle powder at night for an exfoliant and the indigo powder in the morning for my cleansing.

My skin has become more sensitive too and the indigo powder gives me the cleansing I want without the added enzyme.

Try to get a sample of that if you can. The retail jar is dark blue in color.

I have seen that the Indigo is for sensitive skin. I don't think you can get a sample of it without paying for it. :-(

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motherinlaw — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 19:35:26 GMT

If you order Tatcha from the website,they always offer at least three samples of other products. Something to consider?

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RainyDayGal — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 21:07:38 GMT

@motherinlaw wrote:
If you order Tatcha from the website,they always offer at least three samples of other products. Something to consider?

Oh I know, I did order the discovery kit from them about a year ago. I just don't need anything, but would like to try the Indigo and the trial size (still $15.00!) is out of stock. I am happy with Hydron though and I try not to mess around with trying different products. My skin is too finicky.

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motherinlaw — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 21:29:42 GMT

My skin is starting to get finicky too but I find that if I change things up every other day or so, then nothing really has a chance to cause a problem. Sounds strange, I know, but it has worked for me. Sometimes I will just take a day or two off from everything just to give my skin a break.

My esthetician was good with that approach so will go with that for now.

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Mel4n — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 18:40:41 GMT

I bought it and it is amazing!!

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maestra — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 22:17:34 GMT

I have been using the indigo powder, cleansing oil and the radiant serum; my hypersensitive skin looks great, no rosacea flare, and I've been able to incorporate my Perricone Neuropeptide as well.

I recd a sample of the ageless eye cream and it has worked wonders on dark circles big time.

I would recommend this line to sensitive skins!