I’m taking a thrice-postponed trip to the US in a few weeks, and feel conflicted that one of my longstanding beauty rituals will disappear from the schedule. My sprees in drugstores and beauty boutiques were once a full afternoon’s commitment to stocking up with rare and cult finds that were unavailable on home turf. As the years passed, and as US exclusives became rarer, my purchases became fewer.
After my favourite brands – Drunk Elephant, CeraVe, Milk Makeup and Glow Recipe – launched in UK retailers, the only one left was Tatcha, a Japanese-inspired, Asian-owned luxury line of extremely high-quality, meticulously formulated skincare that my face has always adored.
