Beauty

[UMDTerpFan]

I tried it and liked the way my skin looked (pores looked like they weren't there) BUT it was too harsh for my skin and I developed a reaction similar to a chemical burn. And I am not the only person who has posted here on BB that they had a bad reaction. The other person had to make an emergency doctor's appointment. My skin is not normally sensitive either. I think my skin reacted to the papaya and talc in the enzyme powders. But I also used it with my Clairsonic since I'd seen the show and Lisa had said you could use the powders with a Clairsonic. From my experience I would recommend users go slow and do not use the enyzme powders more than once per day. I did buy the full sized Camellia Cleansing oil and I loved it but I also noticed half way through the bottle that I started breaking out. When you check the ingredients, there is more than Camilla oil in it and the bottle says to shake it before use. Well I wasn't shaking it before use so the oils weren't mixing so when I was halfway through the bottle, I'd used up oils that agreed with my skin and whatever was left in the bottle did not. So I ended up tossing about half the bottle out. So ladies shake the bottle!

Although JLF recommended Fleur de Lis as an alternative to the enzyme powders, I tried it as well and to me there was no similarity. Fleur de Lis is very grainy, when water is added it does not become a smooth paste and the feel of it on my skin as well as the way it rinsed were not similar. If money is not an object and your skin is not sensitive to Tatcha, by all means try it. I wish it worked on my skin. I wasn't crazy over the moisturizers either. They don't have enough actives IMHO.

[stevieb]

I've not used it. I'd like to, but given the prices it's just not become a priority.