topic Re: Tatcha Holiday Set in Beauty

Tatcha

emmysmom — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 03:28:38 GMT

Would LOVE to try the line..but its soo $$$$$!

Re: Tatcha

Equuleus — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 03:58:06 GMT

Save your money ... not impressed and definitely not worth the $.

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philom — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 03:59:35 GMT

Their packaging is lovely and the products are very nice but far from unique. I like the categories-cleansing oil, essence, etc, but there are other providers. I find Tatcha overpriced.

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sunshinestory — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:14:14 GMT

I love Tatcha! I have combination skin. I still in my 60s had occasional breakouts with stress and weather changes until Tatcha. Now no more breakouts. My skin is hydrated without any breakouts.

I just went through major stress with a death in the family a couple of months ago and didn't have any breakouts. I have been using Tatcha this year and have noticed that. Now it is my HG.

I had to find the products that work for me in the line. I love the deep cleanser, the rice enzyme polishing powder, the essence, the firming serum, the eye cream and the water cream. I think the water cream and the polishing powder are my favorites of the line. Oh, I also love the essence. I just love it all.

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mintedrose — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 05:54:48 GMT

Ive tried the line and its not something that others lines are not. Its trying to be unique as a selling point but i didnt feel it did anything dramatic than other high-end lines dont. I have their plumping serum and that did nothing to my skin so i was a bit upset about that. Its seriously just water. Their bottles and packaging is really nice tho.

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JeanLouiseFinch — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 10:48:33 GMT

@emmysmom wrote:
Would LOVE to try the line..but its soo $$$$$!

There are other options out there, if you do your research. Granted, the alternatives may not have the pretty packaging, but it's what's inside that counts. When I saw Tatcha, I thought the same thing as you - interested in the concept but didn't like the price. Back then, the only items being offered on the Q were the cleansing oil and the original rice enzyme powder. I ended up finding Dr. Young Camellia Deep Cleansing Oil on Amazon. I gave it a try and have been using it ever since. I credit it to balancing out my oil production and purging the gunk from my enlarged pores back then. Check it out, it doesn't have a bunch of reviews but overall they are very positive. There are alternative rice enzyme powders on Amazon too.

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Harpa — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 12:04:51 GMT

Don't feel that you're missing out on anything!

Not sure what the real selling point is in this line. I agree that it is way over-priced for nothing out of the ordinary, at least the few things I've tried. But then I can say this about most of the more expensive things I've tried that are presented on QVC.

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queendiva — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 12:20:23 GMT

Right now Tatcha 's site is offering 20% off sitewide.

I like the line. It lasts a long time and works for my skin. I buy it on the 'bay. Much more affordable.

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emmysmom — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 13:28:38 GMT

@sunshinestory wrote:
I love Tatcha! I have combination skin. I still in my 60s had occasional breakouts with stress and weather changes until Tatcha. Now no more breakouts. My skin is hydrated without any breakouts.
I just went through major stress with a death in the family a couple of months ago and didn't have any breakouts. I have been using Tatcha this year and have noticed that. Now it is my HG.
I had to find the products that work for me in the line. I love the deep cleanser, the rice enzyme polishing powder, the essence, the firming serum, the eye cream and the water cream. I think the water cream and the polishing powder are my favorites of the line. Oh, I also love the essence. I just love it all.

I'm sorry for your loss!...stress can sure cause havoc for our skin! I'm glad you're having great results w/Tatcha..I'm currently using PTR and Andalou products...I'm getting great results...NO dryness..I'm in my 60's too...the hyaluronic acid in PTR's products..and Andalou keep my skin hydrated. I think the key is using mild, natural products..at least for me, lol!

Re: Tatcha

emmysmom — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 13:30:19 GMT

@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:
@emmysmom wrote:
Would LOVE to try the line..but its soo $$$$$!
There are other options out there, if you do your research. Granted, the alternatives may not have the pretty packaging, but it's what's inside that counts. When I saw Tatcha, I thought the same thing as you - interested in the concept but didn't like the price. Back then, the only items being offered on the Q were the cleansing oil and the original rice enzyme powder. I ended up finding Dr. Young Camellia Deep Cleansing Oil on Amazon. I gave it a try and have been using it ever since. I credit it to balancing out my oil production and purging the gunk from my enlarged pores back then. Check it out, it doesn't have a bunch of reviews but overall they are very positive. There are alternative rice enzyme powders on Amazon too.

Thanks...good to know!

Re: Tatcha Holiday Set

BBChin — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 13:51:17 GMT

Received my Tatcha Holiday Set, 3 piece Hydration Set: Dewy Concentrate, Hydration Serum and 4 masks, and I only received 1 of the 4 masks. Anyone else have this problem?

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claros — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 21:01:15 GMT

I recently ordered and the samples they offer were not included. Not a big issue however. Their CS is very gracious tho, and I am sure they would make it right for you.

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Barbara in Virginia — Thu, 22 Nov 2018 03:04:02 GMT

I'm another TATCHA fan. I had used Isomers for years and with excellent results. But my skin was losing its radiance once I entered my 7th decade. I first dipped my toe in the water with a TSV a while back: the cleansing oil, rice powder, and eye creme. I have since added the Essence, the violet C mask, and then the hydrating sheet masks. All of these products have been excellent, and my radiance has returned. The products have been cumulative for me, and I now very, very rarely have any dryness in my skin. I still use and love the Isomers serums but won't give up my TATCHA for even a short time!

I have also addded the Silk Canvas, which has enabled me to continue using my BE minerals. LOVE the Kissu lip balm as an overnight mask. I just received The Pearl so haven't had a chance to really use it.

I have found that while the up-front costs can be high, so very little is needed that the products last me a long time.

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AnjalenaQVC — Thu, 22 Nov 2018 03:09:15 GMT

This post has been removed by QVC because it is unkind.

Re: Tatcha Holiday Set

Iloverainbows — Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:02:13 GMT

Regarding the missing masks, the same thing happened to me. I contacted Tatcha Customer Service directly and they are going to forward the masks to me and they are supposed to let the QVC Team know. I hope his helps. Take care.

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jello_1955 — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 13:51:30 GMT

Yes, price is high and this is considered a luxury brand, but I have found that a little goes a long way. It takes a while to figure out how much you need - but it’s about half from what you would use from other lines. I use the deep cleanser and I swear I only need half the size of a pea to do my whole face. Same with the rice powder.

i was using Rodan + Field, about as expensive but it did nothing for me. I find Tatcha plumps up my skin.

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Kabella — Fri, 07 Jun 2019 14:05:11 GMT

@Barbara in VirginiaI totally agree with using less product with the Tatcha Brand. Why has the Tatcha Canvas made a difference that your now able to use BareMineral again compared to other brand primers?

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rochelleS — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 16:44:42 GMT

Add me to the list of a little goes a long way!

I just received A342905, Tatcha's The Pearl Tinted Eye Illuminating Treatment. I barely dabbed the the peak of product in the cap when I opened the container. I put this on the back of my hand and I was amazed at how much and well it covered my hand. That very small amount was more than enough, in fact, too much for the undereye area. This is a brightening product, not a concealer, yet found the just a tad bigger than a pencil eraser sized sun spot on my hand barely visible. I was quite impressed. This creamy product is light as air, spreads beautifully and does not settle in lines or creases during the day whatsoever. The finish is natural looking. It's neither shiny or drying on. Yet, is sheer and illuminates.

I was going to purchase Mally's 3 pc undereye dark circle pens(no longer available) but happened across this instead. I do not have darkness under my eyes but the Tatcha may very well be a consideration if you do. (Using a color corrector and or concealer may be needed)

I am extremely pleased with my purchase and very impressed with this product. Highly recommend taking a look if a little more life and lightness around your eyes is something that'll interest you. I used a toothpick subsequently to get just the small and proper amount of product needed for me. This is good stuff! 👍😚💓

Re: Tatcha Holiday Set

indiepup — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 17:38:01 GMT

@Iloverainbows

that is great CS! I should've done that when the same thing happened to me! Instead I contacted QVC (which is where I purchased) and they refunded a small amount (like 5-10 dollars) which is something but it would've been much more preferable to have had the missing product replaced!!! sounds like poor quality control on that batch of sets.

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Belle Rouge — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 17:56:27 GMT

I agree that Tacha is pricey. However, I am 66 and have tried several essences and find Tatch the best for my dry, sensitive skin. I also think the gentle scrub is the best I have ever tried. Both these products help my skin to glow. I have not yet tried the other products for long enough to make a decision.