Beauty

[emmysmom]

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

[Equuleus]

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

[philom]

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. 

[sunshinestory]

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.

[mintedrose]

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. 

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@emmysmom wrote:

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

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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.  

[Harpa]

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.

[queendiva]

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.

[emmysmom]

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@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.

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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! 

[emmysmom]

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

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@emmysmom wrote:

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

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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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Thanks...good to know!