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Japanese Brush & Lacquer Bowl
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Foaming Enzyme Exfoliant Powder
Japanese Brush & Lacquer Bowl
Overall rating: 4.571429 / 5 from 161 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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"Looking at it, I thought it would be ceramic. In reasoning, it is nice that it isn't. With soapy hands and foamy rice wash, it would have been in pieces after a couple of uses. I am happy with the purchase as cleansing my face is now easier. I always had grains when using my hands to create the foam. Now I feel like I am coating my skin with fluffy clouds."
"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!"
"This is a treat I didn’t know I needed. I love the rice polish, but using it with this brush takes it to a new level. It’s like a little ritual I do at night that I find soothing. The bowl is lacquer, not porcelain, but this didn’t hurt my feelings at all. I love it! 💯"
"This tool is one I didn’t realize I needed until I bought it on a whim. I love the rice cleansing product, but I didn’t really like mixing it up with water in my palm. This tool makes that process not only easier, but better. It feels luxurious to me every time I use it. And I use way less of the rice polish. So happy I bought it. I use it everyday."
"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"
"Love this to create the full cleansing/foaming experience with rice powder. Looks great and works well. Wish bowl was ceramic vs plastic."
"Extremely gentle"
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Dewy skin is synonymous with healthy-looking skin. While many products can fake a radiant glow, Tatcha is dedicated to getting your skin naturally dewy. This natural radiance is possible, in part, thanks to Tatcha’s proprietary complex Hadasei-3. Hadasei-3 resurfaces, hydrates, and protects, and is comprised of a special blend of fermented rice, green tea, and algae. Our dewy skin routine is powered by Hadasei-3, the backbone to some of our most glow-enhancing essences, serums, and moisturizers.
Matcha is finely powdered green tea that is known for its bright green hue, distinct cultivation, ceremonial preparation process, and transformative health benefits. There are different grades of matcha, with ceremonial being the most prized. Ceremonial-grade matcha comes from younger tea leaves that are more prized for their delicate flavor and potent health benefits. Matcha is also found in many skincare formulas, which might sound strange at first, but the green tea’s powerful antioxidants also work wonders on the skin, helping to soothe, calm, and balance.
