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CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser
Formulated with three ceramides in roughly the same ratio your skin barrier naturally uses, so it replaces protective lipids as it cleans instead of stripping them like most foaming cleansers do.
Uses rice bran and rice extract, ingredients central to traditional Japanese skincare for their gentle polishing effect and antioxidant content.
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Best for normal-to-dry skin wanting a foaming cleanser with a genuinely comfortable, non-stripping finish and a premium sensory experience.
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Key Ingredients
Rice Bran ExtractRice WaterAlgae Extract
What We Like
- Contains Rice Bran Extract for antioxidant support and mild polishing; Rice Water for traditional japanese skincare base ingredient
- Backed by research-supported active ingredients
Things to Consider
- Higher price point — a significant investment
- May require double-cleansing to remove heavy SPF or makeup
Our Verdict
Tatcha The Rice Wash is a premium offering from Tatcha that targets those with normal-to-dry skin wanting a foaming cleanser with a genuinely comfortable, non-stripping finish and a premium sensory experience. The inclusion of Rice Bran Extract provides antioxidant support and mild polishing. Best suited for normal-to-dry skin wanting a foaming cleanser with a genuinely comfortable, non-stripping finish and a premium sensory experience.
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