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Aburatorigami Japanese Blotting Papers 40 Sheets

Once upon a time in Japan, hidden beneath the region’s cherry blossom trees and crystal waterways, Geishas would gently remove traces of oil with whisper-thin abaca leaves, crafted by gold artisans working in Kyoto. Now, reimagining this ancient beauty secret, Tatcha unveils the Japanese Blotting Papers. Crafted from natural abaca leaves, these refreshing sheets are crafted with 23-carat gold flakes, absorbing excess oil and imparting an iridescent shimmer to the skin without disturbing the make-up beneath.| Tatcha Japanese Blotting PapersIncludes: 40 x blotting papers Application: For a petal-fresh complexion, gently pat a single leaflet anywhere there is excess oil. Do not rub or wipe. Use both sides of each sheet and discard after use.Skin type: Suitable for all skin typesCruelty-freeFor hygiene reasons, this product cannot be exchanged or refunded, unless faulty.

Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese Blotting Papers. Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese blotting papers are soft leaflets made of 100 percent natural abaca leaf and gold flakes absorb excess oil without disturbing makeup for petal fresh skin anytime, anywhere. These beauty papers can be used anytime to remove excess oil & impart a glow. Abaca leaf absorbs oil without disturbing makeup or stripping skin of essential moisture. 23-karat gold adds a subtle shimmer to skin. Fragrance-free. Powder-free. Oil-free. All-natural and biodegradable. Cruelty-free.

A packet of soft leaflets made from natural abaca leaf and gold flakes that lets you absorb excess oil without disturbing makeup for petal-fresh skin anytime, anywhere. Skin Type: Normal, Dry, Combination, and Oily Skincare Concerns: OilinessHighlighted Ingredients:- Abaca Leaf: This soft and absorbent leaf lifts excess oil and debris. Ingredient Callouts: This product is cruelty-free and comes in recyclable packaging. 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.