Meghan Markle’s beauty routine changes periodically, but one thing remains constant: she always gives her skin the royal treatment by prioritizing ingredients such as rice enzyme powder, which effectively cleanses and deeply nourishes the skin.
In an interview with Allure, the Duchess of Sussex revealed Tatcha’s Rice Enzyme Polish as the product behind her effortless glow.
“It just sort of foams on your face,” she told the publication, adding that the polish “gives you a really subtle exfoliation” and aligns with her self-proclaimed “low-key” approach to her everyday cosmetology. “I don’t wear foundation in real life,” Markle continued. In other words, what you see is what you get.
See it!Get the Tatcha: The Rice Polish for $69 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
We’re willing to bet it was Markle’s close friend and trusted makeup artist, Daniel Martin, who put her on to the product. His years-long obsession with Tatcha earned him an ambassadorship, and he now serves as the brand’s Global Director of Artistry. Occasionally, he’ll reveal which items he uses on the former actress, like a serum that shoppers swear is Botox in a stick.
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Tatcha’s Rice Polish Foaming Enzyme Powder is a water-activated exfoliator. It starts as a powder and transforms into a creamy foam, delivering a gentle, everyday cleanse. Highlighted ingredients include rice bran (a nonabrasive exfoliant rich in vitamins and proteins), Hadasei-3 (Tatcha’s Proprietary Complex consisting of rice, green tea, and algae), silk proteins, Japanese wild rose to tighten pores, licorice root to prevent flakiness and Japanese indigo to soothe any skin irritation. It sounds like something out of a fairytale, but happy customers say it really is that good.
In an Amazon review, one person waxed poetic over how the product makes skin feel regal.
“Tatcha’s Rice Polish had my face feeling so smooth I was convinced I’d been secretly sandblasted by skincare angels,” they said of their experience. “One minute I’m a tired human, the next I’m a porcelain teacup from a royal collection.”
Another person praised its immediate, visibly noticeable results. “Right away after I wash it off I can tell my complexion is brighter and my skin smoother,” they wrote, adding, astounded, “I don’t know how it does this, but it does it.”
You can treat your complexion to Markle’s crowning glory exfoliator at home. The As Ever founder’s go-to powder-to-foam cleanser is available on Amazon at just-under $70 for over 2 ounces of product.
See it!Get the Tatcha: The Rice Polish for $69 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
Looking for something else? Explore more exfoliators here and don’t forget to check out all of Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds!
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