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[Hoping for the best]

FYI  Tatcha Skincare bought out by Unilever for $500 million.  Unilever tests on animals.

[rms1954]

Biggest bunch of bull anyway.  

[phoenixbrd]

Thank you @Hoping for the best 

[turtle52]

Products rated very low on Beautypedia 

[shy bobcat]

I always feel sad when a trusted beauty line is sold to a large manufacturer because we know there will be changes to the products.  Although, at $500 million, I would sell too!

[katwoman219]

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@rms1954 wrote:

Biggest bunch of bull anyway.  

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Agreed.  Never purchased anything from this line.  To me it was a lot of Over Priced Hype.

[sunshinestory]

I love Tatcha.  I have been using it since it was introduced to QVC many years ago.  I do admit, like most beauty brands, once it is sold to a big company without the original founder's control, the products are different.  In the case of Tatcha, it is the packaging that I noticed.  I still love the products and it is the only line I use daily.  It has helped my acne prone skin.  I have not had ANY breakouts since I started the line about 10 years ago.  It is worth the money to me.  I will not change products because it works so well with me.  Everyone's skin is different so different brands works for different people.  

[Etoile308]

Curious how one would know a line is "Over Priced Hype" when they admittedly never purchased it. 

[Black Cat Back]

Bare Minerals isn't the same since Leslie sold it.   They have too many products and they went away from the original premise. 

Although, I don't think Tatcha would sell it unless they were assured they would not test on animals.   I know money talks, but that would be totally destroying the reputation and product line.

I may try calling Unilever and see what they say.

[FLGranny]

Even as a TSV I don't buy a skincare line that isn't sustainable cost wise. I couldn't afford the regular price on Tatcha, just like Perricone.