Tatcha Original Facial Cleansing Brush by Kashoen 1883

Description

Japanese Brush & Lacquer Bowl

Recommended for

• All Skin Types
• Brightening
• Smoothing

Details

This special cleansing set combines the art of the tea ceremony, or otemae, with time-tested geisha beauty rituals for an elegant, effective way to care for your complexion. Individual bristles are trimmed with a razor to achieve varied lengths throughout the brush. This distinctive formation allows it to better reach pores and thoroughly purify skin. The bowl is made from compressed wood, coated in a lacquer finish.

How to Use

Transform your powder to a cloud-like foam

Sprinkle a ½ teaspoon of any Rice Polish enzyme powder into the center of the bowl, slowly add a few drops of water and use the brush to combine, producing a luxurious foam. Hold the brush perpendicular to the surface of the skin and make small, circular motions to apply the foam to the face for 10-20 seconds. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry. Follow with the remaining treatments in your beauty ritual.
After daily use, rinse the brush under warm running water for several seconds. Gently squeeze from the base to the tip with fingers or towel to remove excess moisture. Hang the brush on the stand to dry, bristles facing downward.

Craftmanship

For over 140 years, KASHOEN artisans have employed traditional techniques to create luxurious cosmetic brushes from Kumano, Japan, the epicenter of this time-honored craft. As the first Japanese brush manufacturer to export abroad, KASHOEN established the quality standard for cosmetic brushes today. As many as 50 different processes are used to create a single brush by hand, from start to finish.