TATCHAThe Rice Polish. Daily Non-Abrasive Exfoliator

Absolutely obsessed with this product. It is a wonderful exfoliation and makes your skin super soft. I use it everyday!! Will continue using!! Definitely worth every penny!

The media could not be loaded. This Polish is so great for gently exfoliating your skin. I love that it’s pre-measured. Very unique and amazing product! Would recommend to anyone!

This exfoliator is amazing for sensitive skin—it’s super gentle, non-abrasive, and leaves my face feeling smooth without irritation. A little goes a long way, and the rice-based formula gives a nice, soft polish without being harsh. PRO TIP: As a licensed esthetician, I can tell you that no exfoliator should be used daily! Stick to twice a week max to avoid damaging your skin barrier. Use it wisely, and your skin will thank you!

Love this brand and face wash! Always feels like a luxury. Leaves my face soft and clean feeling.

My skin feels and looks so lovely when I use this. My skin tends to accumulate a lot of sebum on my chin, and this really pulls and draws out impurities in one fell swoop. My skin absorbs it well and looks fresh, clean and healthy. Thank you, Tatcha!

Affordable luxury. Great product

This exfoliator is very interesting in the way it works. It's like a grainy powder that you dissolve in water and it turns foamy. You then use it for 10-20 seconds, they specifically say 10-20 seconds in the directions. This makes me wonder what happens if you use it for a longer amount of time. lol. I've only used it accordingly, so I'm not sure. I am also not sure as to how this light liquid-y foam is supposed to exfoliate the skin, but I do enjoy the results. I've used it about 5 times and have noticed decent results. Right away after I wash it off I can tell my complexion is brighter and my skin smoother. I don't know how it does this, but it does it. It makes a great short term impression, but I'm going to wait out on the long term results, to see if it was worth the price. I have some faded acne scars that I'm working on, so we'll see how this does with that. The only other exfoliator I've used that has impressed me this much is the freemans charcoal and black sugar mask. That mask is on the opposite price range and has amazing results also, but that's if you don't mind sugar scrubs. Which is a total opposite of this soft foamy exfoliator.The downside to this product is the price. I mean, I looks as expensive as other brands at this price range, but we'll see if it is really worth it. The container is very smooth and pretty. The small purple thing-y protrudes out and is not a sticker, so that in itself tells me they must've put a pretty penny into the design of these containers. Even the lid looks expensive. lol. When you open it, the product is sealed with another plastic lid. There is a small opening under a sliding contraption thing that covers the hole. XD Great description, I know. lol. Although the powder can get stuck at and around the opening, it seems to be a good way to deliver the product without having to contaminate the whole thing or accidentally over pouring. The box it came it was very pretty, and the container was wrapped with a nice vellum like tissue paper with pretty art on it. I threw it away before I decided to take a picture for this review. lol.My only other complaint is the packaging. And this is totally a seller thing, but my product looked like it was opened already. That purple tape/strip thing that keeps the lid on was twisted like someone opened it already. Luckily there is another tape where the the little slider is on the inside and it didn't look like it was tampered with so I decided to keep it instead of return the product.

This is non-abrasive. When you put it in your hand and add water you can feel the abrasiveness, but you're suppose to rub it until all the abrasiveness is gone and then wash your face. It leaves my face feeling soft. You don't need a lot, but then again it's your preference. I have 3 other Tacha products to go with the Rice Polish. I love them all. I use them very sparingly because they are expensive.