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Tatcha is a brand that I feel like it on everyone’s radar. Like regardless of who you are most people have heard of Tatcha. I’ve tried a few products by the brand with great hopes (because of the hype) and I’ve been let down every time. They bring classical Japanese beauty culture to the western market. For me the brand is a meh. The two products I’ve tired the most from them have been the TATCHA - Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Eye Serum and TATCHA - THE SERUM STICK (both were gifted). The TATCHA - Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Eye Serum retails for $85 for .5 oz of product which I find completely over priced. There are a lot better options for eye creams that are less than half the price. They claim this eye serum brings youthful radiance to the under eye area. They have a little slanted applicator where the product pushes up that I assume you’re supposed to use to dot under the eye (it’s plastic though and not a cooling metal which for the price I would expect). It feels like a lightweight serum/cream consistency. I assumed because of the name it would have some brightening properties but once applied to the eye it doesn’t give you any kind of “glow”. After using it for a few weeks I wasn’t seeing a difference nor a “youthful glow” so I stopped using. It does lay well under make up and absorbs well but it’s not worth the price. I like the TATCHA - THE SERUM STICK more than the eye serum but it’s still not a huge hit. For $48 you get .28 oz of a solid serum. Not to be /that person but I have a bottle of squalane oil from the ordinary for like for $8. You’re getting majorly jipped when it comes to product. It has balm consistency that actually smooths on the skin without tugging which I do enjoy. It doesn’t feel too heavy on the skin. I have eczema so what I ended up using this for was when I would get dry patches or flares I would rub some on it. It did seem to help dry patches (which yes, despite having oily skin I do get occasionally from my eczema) after a period of a few days of use but I still don’t think it’s worth the money. I’ve also tried sample packets of their water cream and I had a full sized jar of their Indigo Smoothing Cream which I ended up giving to my boyfriend because I didn’t care for it (the outer portion of the lid also broke away from the part of the lid that screws on the product). I think for the price point a lot of their packaging feels super cheap. Especially the eye serum. For $85 the packaging feels so extremely cheap. It left me super confused and disappointed based on Tatcha’s price point and prestige.

This a a good Essence to put on after serums and before your moisturizer. It feels really hydrating and fresh before your moisturizer absorbs up. belif - Hungarian Water Essence

meebak - Cica Face Serum Product Claim: soothe and rebuild the skin barrier ( from meebak.com) Key Ingredients: retinol, madecassoside, centella asiatica, saccharomyces, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid Texture: silky and light Price: $20 - 30 mL My Experience: This serum is the serum I would choose if I needed to pick on serum for life. This serum has all the ingredients that you would want to include in a routine. It has a great ingredient list and the texture is very light and silky. I like to use this in my AM routine. Since I do have dry skin this serum really helps my skin barrier and leaves my skin very hydrated. Over time I did notice that my skin was brighter and more even. Would I recommend it? YES! This serum has amazing ingredients and is super effective.