Tatcha
Luminous Deep Hydration Lifting Mask
I am so in love with Tatcha products. They are so sumptuous,
so high performance, so special.
In Italy on the Corinna
B’s World Glam Italia Tour I took with me the beautiful Tatcha LuminousDeep Hydration Lifting Mask.
These single serve masks are incredibly luxurious. They give
your skin an intense hydration boost, nourish it, and leave it dramatically
lifted and deliciously luminous. They
are magic after a long flight, or anytime you just want your skin to be
gorgeous and radiant.
I brought them for a post flight recovery (my initial travel
day was 30 hours) and also for a mid-tour glam boost. Afterall it can’t be the
Glam Italia Tour if my skin is looking anything less than super glam…
 |
| After a day boating off the Aeolian Island of Lipari, time to treat the face to some deep hyration! |
As always, the story behind this Tatcha product is fabulous.
It dates back to geisha beauty treatments traced back to ancient beauty texts.
There is a divine story of tea kettles simmering through the
night with swatches of kimono silk set on top of them, capturing the essence of
the botanicals inside that were being distilled by the steam. The geisha would
then apply the cloth, now rich in vital extracts and nutrients to their faces
for luxurious, luminous hydration.
Following in these footsteps the
Tatcha Luminous DeepHydration Mask has a gel structure derived from coconut fruit that forms an
occlusive barrier on the skin enabling the potent serum of the mask to
penetrate more rapidly, boosting the moisture content of the skin by up to 200%
in 15 minutes.
The coconut derived biocellulose in this mask was originally
developed to speed heal burn victims, and forms an occlusive layer on the skin
that allows for 53% deeper serum penetration than paper masks.
Perfect recovery after an international flight, or at any
time that life has your skin looking dehydrated or exhausted. Which for me is all
too often.
The Tatcha Luminous Deep Hydration Lifting Mask is
formulated with no parabens, synthetic fragrances, mineral oils, sulphate
detergents, phthalates, urea, DEA or TEA.
No comments :
Post a Comment