Rapper-singer Doja Cat has been an internet sensation since she became famous with the iconic ‘Mooo!’ music video.
So, as a legendary star and icon, it makes sense that Vogue tapped her to do a Beauty Secrets video.
If you’ve been wondering how she’s been able to maintain that ‘Juicy Juicy’ glow or need some inspiration to level up your skincare routine, here’s Doja Cat’s guide to keeping your skin on ten every day.
Hint Hint: It has to do with Tatcha and a few other skincare steals
Tatcha The Deep Cleanse Gel Cleanser, $39
Calling all oily-skinned gals! Step away from harsh cleansers and get yourself this gentler pick from Tatcha. It has the consistency of a hydrating gel and uses Japanese luffa fruit + Japanese wild rose to lift dirt, minimize sebum production, and tighten pores, leaving you with soft, ultra-hydrated skin.
Plus, it’s also cruelty-free, non-comedogenic, paraben-free and vegan-friendly. Yap! We’re sold.
Tatcha The Rice Polish Classic Foaming Enzyme Powder, $68
According to Ms Doja, this enzyme powder helped her win her battle with acne – it literally changed her life. And if you scroll through the reviews, you’ll understand why it’s the brand’s best-selling product.
Unlike other exfoliators, this pick contains a nourishing blend of Japanese rice bran and silk proteins that quickly transform into a creamy foam that sloughs off dead skin cells to leave with a smooth, flawless, and healthy glow.
Tatcha The Essence Plumping Skin Softener, $105
Want to achieve ‘glass skin’ status? Here’s your ticket there. This Power Essence uses 100% Hadasei-3, a trio of fermented superfoods and time-tested ingredients that work harmoniously to deliver radiant, honey-looking skin.
It’s also loaded with essential amino acids that draw in moisture and keep it there, leaving you with brighter, ultra-smooth, beautiful skin at every age.
Tatcha Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Eye Serum, $88
Some eye serums are prone to pilling when layered under makeup and under-eye concealer, but not this Tatcha Luminous Deep Hydration Firming Serum.
It helps plump and iron out wrinkles around the eyes with honeysuckle extract and acts as an excellent under-eye primer thanks to the fine lines-blurring caffeine and puffiness-blasting Okinawa red algae.
Skin Inc Pure Revival Peel, $45
This non-abrasive skin-firming peel uses all the skincare giants – arbutin, aloe vera leaf extract and uncaria tomentosa extract – so you know it means business. It also contains some skin-calming antioxidants that help balance things out and gently slough away dead skin cells, revealing radiant, revitalized skin.
Biossance Sugarcane Squalane Face Oil, $48
“Put a hydrating face oil on top of your moisturizer. It holds it down all day. Yes, it might make you look sweaty, but that’s okay,” Doja said while applying this all-star squalene face oil.
The formula contains squalene, a plant-derived ingredient that mimics the skin’s oil glands to instantly hydrate and lock in moisture without leaving your complexion feeling sticky or greasy.
There’s also the purifying anti-bacterial tree tea oil that promotes microbiome diversity and keeps breakouts at bay.
Oh, btw, did we mention it works wonders on oily skin? Yap! Contrary to what you might think (oily products for oily skin? WTF?), this formula proves that your skin needs some healthy oils for nourishment to look its best.
Don’t trust us? Check out this review.
The Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen, $68
I love the silky feel of this sunscreen and the fact that it effortlessly blends into the skin and doesn’t really smell like sunscreen – Doja Cat.
If you haven’t tried this Tatcha SPF goodness, you’re missing out. It goes on so smoothly, blends flawlessly, and blurs the appearance of pores for a sexy matte, silky-smooth finish.
It also incorporates oil-free ingredients and uses broad-spectrum SPF 35 to protect your cells from UVA and UVB rays.
Plus, with skin-loving ingredients like Japanese wild rose and loquat, you’re assured of blue light and antioxidant protection.
Isn’t it the perfect addition to your skincare routine?
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