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Prime Members: 1.7-Oz TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream or The Water Cream $54.72 w/ S&S + Free Shipping
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TATCHA via Amazon [amazon.com] has for Prime Members: 1.7-Oz TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream orTATCHA The Water Cream for $54.72 when you check out with Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free.
Additional TATCHA beauty items also on sale for Amazon Prime members as priced below (prices include 5% Subscribe & Save discount).
Additional TATCHA beauty items also on sale for Amazon Prime members as priced below (prices include 5% Subscribe & Save discount).
- 1.7-Oz TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream [amazon.com] $54.72
- 1.7-Oz TATCHA The Water Cream [amazon.com] $54.72
- 0.32-Oz Tatcha Kissu Lip Mask Scrub [amazon.com] $22.04
- 4-Oz TATCHA The Rice Wash Soft Cream Facial Cleanser [amazon.com] $30.40
- A RICH CREAM that feeds skin with plumping hydration and antioxidant-packed Japanese purple rice for a dewy, healthy glow. Ideal for dry skin, but can be used on combo skin for those who prefer a richer texture.
- INTENSELY HYDRATES and seals in moisture, helping to replenish ceramides for a healthy bounce and instant luminosity. A fermentation of Japanese anti-aging superfoods — green tea, rice, and algae — helps skin to look its most beautiful at any age.
- BOTANICAL EXTRACTS: A blend of extracts and oils from ginseng, wild thyme, and sweet marjoram nourishes skin, enhancing its natural ability to retain and release moisture as needed, and imparts a dewy glow.
- IDEAL for Firming, Smoothing, Resurfacing & Plumping
- BEAUTIFUL FACES, BEAUTIFUL FUTURES: Every Tatcha purchase supports education equality worldwide. In 2014, we created this fund to help girls stay in school through the Girl's Education Program in Asia and Africa. As of 2021, your purchases also bring diverse books to underserved communities in the United States through Room to Read's U.S. Literacy Initiative.
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| Rating: | (4.8 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,935 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream | Rich Face Cream to Hydrate, Plump and Protect Dry and Combo Skin, 50 ml | 1.7 oz |
| Manufacturer: | Tatcha |
| Product SKU: | B09QBB8ZL4 |
| UPC: | 752830743083 |
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Does it often go on sale for that price?
Thanks for the heads up. And there is 20% c.back w a look up
Tatcha often has 25% promo code during some holidays. As mentioned by klqwerd-2131, Costco used to sell them or have Costco Next, but not right now. Sam's Club normally sells the 1.7 fl oz cream for $57 online.
How would it be $40 each then?
$72 x 4 = $288
$288 - $50 = $238
$238 / 4 = $59.50 each
$72 x 4 = $288
$288 - $50 = $238
$238 / 4 = $59.50 each
Costco had them at $51.99. ((52 x 4) - 50)/4 = 39.5 each. There was also this deal 4 months ago https://slickdeals.net/f/16810943-costco-tatcha-the-water-cream-1-7oz-3-for-105-97-or-4-for-132-96
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Yeah, I have to second that. There's nothing in these types of creams/ serums that you can't get for cheaper from the Ordinary or other Kbeauty brands.
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