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What it is: A packet of soft leaflets made from natural abaca leaf and gold flakes that lets you absorb excess oil without disturbing makeupfor petal-fresh skin anytime, anywhere.
Skin Type: Normal, Dry, Combination, and Oily
Skincare Concerns: Oiliness
Highlighted Ingredients:
- Abaca Leaf: This soft and absorbent leaf lifts excess oil and debris.
Ingredient Callouts: This product is cruelty-free .
What Else You Need to Know: For centuries, gold artisans in Kyoto used abaca paper to protect the precious gold they hammered into whisper-thin leafing. Geishas discovered these papers were also incredibly soft, strong, and absorbentideal for removing excess oil from delicate skin without disturbing makeup or stripping essential moisture.
These classic blotting papers come in a convenient, compact size with 10 additional sheets.
Through Tatchas partnership with the non-profit Room to Read, your purchase supports girls in and out of the classroom around the world.
Size:
40 CT
Suggested Usage:
-Gently pat a single leaflet anywhere there is excess oil. Do not rub or wipe.
-Use both sides of each sheet.
-Discard after use.
-Gently pat a single leaflet anywhere there is excess oil. Do not rub or wipe.
-Use both sides of each sheet.
-Discard after use.
Tatcha is a celebration of classical Japanese beauty culture from Kyoto to San Francisco. In 2008, Vicky Tsai encountered centuries-old beauty rituals in Kyoto and a philosophy of care and harmony that forever altered her life. Founded the following year, Tatcha remasters timeless Japanese beauty preparations into clean, luxurious rituals of self-care that invite you into the moment and back to yourself. Every Tatcha purchase also contributes towards a beautiful future by supporting equal access to education for underserved children around the world.
