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TATCHA - What's Next?

cupcaked — Sat, 29 Dec 2018 20:11:43 GMT

I am in love with the couple of TATCHA skin care products I have already tried and I'm ready to try more. I use the powdered rice enzyme powder and the camillia oil cleanser, as well as the radiant deep brightening serum (which I would not be without - it works!)

I'm now looking at The Water Cream and The Silk Cream - which is best? Has anyone tried both and have a preference? TIA for any advice.

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glam_girl — Sat, 29 Dec 2018 21:31:43 GMT

Hi. I have tried both and I also have tried Ageless and Indigo. Right now I'm using Ageless. Depends on your skin type and skin concerns. The Water Cream is a gel that penetrates quickly and helps with redness and the appearance of pores, Silk is more anti aging and a little bit creamier, but not as creamy as Ageless. However, when it comes to Water Cream and Silk Cream both work well on normal and combination skin, but the Water Cream in my opinion works better for oily skins. If your skin is on the drier side, Water Cream might not be enough, in that case Silk or Ageless. There is a difference in price as well, Water Cream is less expensive. I hope this helps.

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cupcaked — Sat, 29 Dec 2018 21:48:45 GMT

Yes, thank you so much :-)

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Kabella — Sun, 30 Dec 2018 15:17:16 GMT

@cupcakedI have normal skin but in the cooler months, my skin can occasionally get dryer but not super dry. You didn't mention your skin type? I am now using both Tatcha & Josie Maran products but do not mix them. You might want to try Tatcha's Essence which is expensive but lasts a long time. First your oil cleanser then Essence then your serum. I have the Tatcha's Rice Polish in Gentle. I also have her Silk Cream which is for normal to dry skin but not for super dry skin. The most hydrating one she has is the indigno cream which is her most costly one & the best for dry skin. I was gifted her primer but have not tryed it yet. I did not care for her water cream at all on my skin. I would think that its best for oil or combo skin types.

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bells4me — Sun, 30 Dec 2018 17:10:10 GMT

Too pricey for my blood. I’m tired of paying to return.

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DBfromTN — Mon, 31 Dec 2018 15:23:41 GMT

@cupcaked wrote:
I am in love with the couple of TATCHA skin care products I have already tried and I'm ready to try more. I use the powdered rice enzyme powder and the camillia oil cleanser, as well as the radiant deep brightening serum (which I would not be without - it works!)

I'm now looking at The Water Cream and The Silk Cream - which is best? Has anyone tried both and have a preference? TIA for any advice.

@cupcaked Just so you know, the deep brightening serum has been discontinued. It is being replaced with a new Vitamin C serum which hasn't been released yet. I emailed Tatcha customer service yesterday when I didn't see the serum on their website and that's what I was told.

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cupcaked — Wed, 20 May 2020 17:51:27 GMT

Lots of thumbs up from me on the Essence. I love that stuff. It really does help.

Thanks!

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Harpa — Thu, 21 May 2020 12:00:13 GMT

@cupcaked

I have the silk cream, but it is not my favorite.

A Tatcha that I do like, however, is the Pearl, underlight & eye treatment (also formulated w/ silk), which I use for a bit of brightening. The medium was too dark, and even the light (moonlight) seems a bit more tinted than I like.

But as far as moisturizer, I have other favorites apart from the Tatcha line.

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Kabella — Thu, 21 May 2020 12:26:35 GMT

@cupcaked I use the Essence morning & night & mentioned it to you awhile ago. Its expensive but worth the cost since you only need so little & it last a long time. What face cream did you decide to purchase? Tatcha Camilla oil for cleansing is one of my favorites too!

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fitfuninformed — Thu, 21 May 2020 20:08:41 GMT

@Harpa I too love The Pearl eye illuminating treatment. I've repurchased both this and the Essence. The two select items from this line in my opinion.

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Maestra1 — Fri, 22 May 2020 12:23:30 GMT

For me, the Pearl eye gave me milia almost immediately.

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Judaline — Sat, 23 May 2020 12:53:01 GMT

Since she sold out, is everything different? Like the ingredients-have they changed? Usually the new owners will usually use cheaper ingredients.

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Unhooked42 — Sat, 23 May 2020 16:12:17 GMT

@DBfromTN wrote:
@cupcaked wrote:
I am in love with the couple of TATCHA skin care products I have already tried and I'm ready to try more. I use the powdered rice enzyme powder and the camillia oil cleanser, as well as the radiant deep brightening serum (which I would not be without - it works!)

I'm now looking at The Water Cream and The Silk Cream - which is best? Has anyone tried both and have a preference? TIA for any advice.

@cupcaked Just so you know, the deep brightening serum has been discontinued. It is being replaced with a new Vitamin C serum which hasn't been released yet. I emailed Tatcha customer service yesterday when I didn't see the serum on their website and that's what I was told.

I love the vitamic c serum, I have it on auto delivery, I wonder if they will cancel it

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Unhooked42 — Sat, 23 May 2020 16:14:20 GMT

I have the silk cream, water cream and ageless. My favorite is the water cream, it is so light and not heavy. I use the water cream in the morning and one of the other two in the evenings or when my skin is really dry.

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Unhooked42 — Sat, 23 May 2020 16:15:20 GMT

@fitfuninformed wrote:
@Harpa I too love The Pearl eye illuminating treatment. I've repurchased both this and the Essence. The two select items from this line in my opinion.

The pearl and the makeup primer are my favorite 2 products from tatcha

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Chi-town girl — Sat, 23 May 2020 19:42:03 GMT

@cupcaked wrote:
Lots of thumbs up from me on the Essence. I love that stuff. It really does help.

Thanks!

I'm very interested to try the Tatcha Essence.

Essence is a MUST for my regime. Currently using Skinn Cosmetics Essence which is excellent! Waiting to see what offered for the upcoming Tatcha TSV event

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Midmod — Sun, 24 May 2020 17:52:02 GMT

Super important question: how do I use the Essence and silk canvas? I was gifted these items from a very loving family member yesterday. I tried to use the canvas this morning before church and was very frustrated. It was like applying foundation on top of peanut butter 😄. I also applied only a slight bit on my eyelids and underneath my eyes-same result.
Can y'all instruct me on how to use both? Thank you very much 🤟

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Harpa — Mon, 25 May 2020 11:45:28 GMT

@Midmod wrote:
Super important question: how do I use the Essence and silk canvas? I was gifted these items from a very loving family member yesterday. I tried to use the canvas this morning before church and was very frustrated. It was like applying foundation on top of peanut butter 😄. I also applied only a slight bit on my eyelids and underneath my eyes-same result.
Can y'all instruct me on how to use both? Thank you very much 🤟

@Midmod

Shake out a few drops of the Essence to moisten both palms/fingers of your hands, then press over the skin. Skin should feel damp. Take some of the moisturizer, distribute evenly onto your fingertips and smooth onto the skin with upward motions. You can even press into the skin.

For extra eye support, take a smidge on [ring] fingertip, distribute with the other fingertip and press around eyes. Don't forget inner corners of the eyes.

I always press on eye cream, after I've smoothed on moisturizer, even around eyes.

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Midmod — Mon, 25 May 2020 13:03:46 GMT

I thought that the silk canvas was a primer?

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Harpa — Mon, 25 May 2020 13:27:33 GMT

@Midmod wrote:
I thought that the silk canvas was a primer?

Oh! You are correct.

My response, though, was for Essence, followed by moisturizer. You would put a primer overtop of these.

I actually have the silk canvas, but very rarely use it. If so, it is with the lightest sweep of a fingertip, which I sweep over eye lids and or mouth before applying color. (I don't use a foundation, so I wouldn't put that on my face.)

The silk canvas does help the color to stay on better. But it has to be used very lightly indeed, otherwise it cakes at the end of the day (especially on eye lids.)

I actually don't do any shadow, just eye liner.

I hope this also helps!