It’s plastic
"I am so disappointed that this bowl is plastic with a plexiglass stand. Theresa is nothing great about the brush either."
Japanese Brush & Lacquer Bowl
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Foaming Enzyme Exfoliant Powder
Japanese Brush & Lacquer Bowl
Overall rating: 4.54902 / 5 from 153 reviews.
Customers praise the Original Facial Cleansing Brush by Kashoen 1883 for its ability to leave skin feeling soft, smooth, and radiant. The brush is also noted for its gentle cleansing action, luxurious foam, and high-quality construction. Opinions vary on the base material, but overall, the product is highly regarded for its performance and feel.
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"I am so disappointed that this bowl is plastic with a plexiglass stand. Theresa is nothing great about the brush either."
"I’m so glad I bought this (I waffled for a while). The experience is so luxurious and calming, I actually look forward to my nighttime ablutions now! The bowl and brush are high quality. They are made from some sort of light wood (maybe balsa?) and gorgeously lacquered. So delicate but durable. (Ignore the comments from people saying it’s plastic, that’s not true)."
"I love having it on my dresser surrounded by my Tatcha routine products, I hang my necklaces and stack my rings on top. It looks dope!"
"I purchased this on a whim, I have a full collection of Tatcha treatment and love it! Online I saw Vicki using this product with her Rice Polish and thought I would try it. I love using it it has taken my whole routine up a notch. Would definitely buy again!"
"I LOVE Tatcha products, they’re the best on the market, and when I saw this brush and bowl set, I thought it’d be a functional item for my mask and rice polish application. I was so disappointed to see I paid $124 for plastic. I feel duped. First they take away the exfoliation cleanser and now they’re selling this item as luxury? Shame on them"
"Extremely gentle"
"Elegant but i find the brush is small when using on the face. I own high-end Japanese brushes from the best brush makers in Japan being a brush collector and i find this brush really small for the face. I love that u can hang it vertically. I love the acrylic base and the cup. But the brush although is good quality is small. Also when wet it slides a bit in your hand when brushing it on your face. So i am considering using one of my other larger brushes. Please try redesigning and improving this. The concept is good and unique."
"While the rice polish is a great product even just using my hands, the bowl and brush aid in producing such a luxurious lather and ritual component that it feels extra special."
"Worth every $. You’ll never get the foam from your rice cleanser without it! I actually believe that I used less."

Dupes have never been more popular, but we believe you get what you pay for. They can be wonderful for some types of products, but with a lack of clinical testing, proven ingredients, and proprietary formulas, we worry skincare dupes aren’t worth the lesser price tag. Many have tried to dupe Tatcha’s beloved Dewy Skin Cream, but there’s a reason they can never compete with the original: Hadasei-3. This proprietary formula is the secret to why the moisturizer (and all other Tatcha moisturizers) feel so decadent and hydrating, and why it’s undupable. If price is the barrier, you have better options than a dupe: Start with the mini, refill instead of repurchasing, and use Subscribe and Save once it earns a permanent place in your routine.

Dewy skin is popular for good reason: it appears luminous, hydrated, fresh, and naturally radiant. Tatcha has spent more than a decade researching and formulating skincare designed to support hydrated, naturally radiant skin. The best products for dewy skin depend on your skin type, preferred texture, and desired benefit. Essences can help prepare and soften skin, serums provide targeted hydration, moisturizers seal in moisture, mists offer an immediate refresh, and face oils add finishing radiance. You do not need every dewy skincare product to create a luminous finish. Start with a moisturizer suited to your skin type, then add an essence, serum, mist, or face oil based on the level of hydration, texture, and radiance you prefer.

The key to dewy skin is proper exfoliation, oil control, and drenching the skin in multiple layers of hydration-focused skincare. To achieve dewy skin, exfoliate regularly and apply successive layers of hydrating products in the following order: essence, serum, moisturizer, and finally either sunscreen (in the daytime) or facial oil (in the evening). If your skin tends to get oily, managing excess shine can help maintain a dewy rather than greasy-looking finish. Use oil-absorbing products that manage long-term oil production, then blotting papers to temper oil throughout the day. Dewy skin can’t be achieved without a healthy lifestyle, though: restful sleep, eating a well-balanced diet, and managing stress not only make your skin more radiant, but also contribute to overall health and well-being.