Pure One Step Camellia Cleansing Oil.

"I really do think of all the products today, this is by far from me personally the prettiest, the packaging is so beautiful, really lovely to just hold and look at. Tatcha really is founded on the concept of skin care as a ritual and it's self-care and I really do feel that this bottle embodies that. But it also works really well at dissolving makeup, sunscreen, and residue and rinses off really nicely without any sort of feeling on your skin, doesn't clog pores, and really makes your skin hydrated and soft. Really great for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It contains camellia seed oil, which is a really popular skin and hair care ingredient in Japan, rice bran extract, vitamin E, and then Tatcha's signature ingredient, the Hadasei-3 complex, which [...] is a fermented ingredient of rice, algae, and green tea that helps to soothe and protect your skin, especially in their toner and moisturizer. The essence really helps to soften and improve the penetration of your ingredients, and also acts as a gentle exfoliant. This is a really nice one if you're looking for a pretty packaged bottled oil and part of that ritualistic self-care as the first step of your routine."

"This cleanser is not terrible, but it's literally rice bran oil. The second ingredient is rice bran oil, and you can go to Target and get rice bran oil for three dollars, or if you want to be bougie you can go to Thrive Market and get it for eight. I love that she can afford this and loves it for her skin, but this is basically very cheap inexpensive rice bran oil with a couple of other ingredients and some fragrance in it, and people are paying fifty dollars for it. I would say save the expensive steps in your routine for the stuff that actually sits on and soaks into your face. A cleanser you just wash off. There are so many great silky cleansers. The Heimish All Clean Balm is like eleven dollars, and it gives you such a similar feel but it's way less expensive."

"It's very runny because it's an oil, pretty liquidy. The scent is pretty classic Tatcha, kind of like dead florals but slightly more fresh than that. I do kind of like the scent. In terms of removing my waterproof mascara, which is like always the test that I put my cleansing balms and oils to, it's fine but I have to work it in for a really long time so I don't know if it's necessarily worth it. It's Tatcha so it's expensive, and there are so many more affordable options out there for a cleansing balm or oil. I personally prefer a balm because an oil just kind of goes everywhere. I wouldn't recommend it really. I just kind of think it's not worth it."