Tatcha The Silk Canvas Filter Finish Protective Primer: The original potted version of Liquid Silk Canvas is the only formulation I can think of that truly comes close. See 37 member reviews and photos.

I want that red lipstick, but $55? Also, your reviews are so much better than many because you use the product for more than a day. The lid completely screws off to reveal the balm which is 0.7 oz in size. My skin looks FLAWLESS for the first maybe five hours? I use less than a grain of rice for my whole face, and it is holding makeup (not settling into pores), and no greasy feeling/look, I love it. It’s weird for me in all honesty because I see Tatcha as more of an American brand and not so much an Asian one. Pores need to breath hehe…! I think it is about finding the perfect formula you know? I love the results of this velvety primer (the final look and feel is exactly the same once it absorbs) and how beautiful the packaging is, but I’ll confess that my lazy habits are better suited for the liquid edition. Sure, the eyeshadow swatches with this used under it look more intense but how does that apply to a product you’re using on your face!?

It comes with a small round pick which you can use to scoop the primer out of the compact.Tatcha’s formula does in fact have dimethicone but it is surprisingly lower on the list. Thanks for the tip on cyclopentasiloxane being the preferred one.None the less, I was intrigued by this and decided to purchase it to try out.Victoria Tsai is actually Taiwanese but born with the US but she based the line off of Japanese skincare particularly that which geisha used.

TATCHA The Silk Canvas Face Primer: rated 3 out of 5 on MakeupAlley. I would still pay for it and buy it again. It has the clean certification from Sephora and is cruelty-free.I didn’t love the way my foundation applied on top of this when using more liquid or sheer foundations.This isn’t a primer that I can get extended wear from my foundation, though.

But I still had to try this bad boy out.NO EDITING ON EITHER PHOTO. Felt too oddly greasy on my skin!

I do wonder how someone with oily skin will do with this if I felt oily as a dry skin user.I actually took a risk and got this for myself, and I have a very sensitive, oily face. I tend to stick to trying things for longer periods of time as I think it benefits readers most that I completely and fully tested it before settling on my thoughts and experience with it.And as far as branding, Tatcha is absolutely American, but all of the products are made in Japan and they have a permanent store and spa in Kyoto, plus they are partnered with Japanese artisans, especially for their tools/vanity items and the lipsticks.

It’s also loaded with some incredible plant botanical like camellia sinensis (green tea).

I have never really gotten the hype of a primer. On that note, we do apply foundation daily and my hope was at the least this would create a smooth canvas for my foundation and allow it to last for a longer period of time.There’s so many things to love about this product. The foundations it works best with are more high coverage.

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