
Fact: Meghan Markle has amazing skin (opens in new tab).
Also fact: Barring some bizarre twist of genie magic, us mere mortals will never have Meghan Markle's (opens in new tab) exact amazing skin.
Also also fact: We can still try to get close by mimicking certain aspects of the Duchess of Sussex's skin care routine (opens in new tab).
If you want to go for the "also also" solution, you can try Japanese beauty brand TATCHA's Foaming Enzyme Powder (opens in new tab), which just happens to be one of Meghan's favorite beauty staples.
"I really love the TATCHA Rice Enzyme Powder (opens in new tab)," Meghan explained during a 2017 interview with Allure (opens in new tab). "It just sort of foams on your face and gives you a really subtle exfoliation."
The exfoliant, described by TATCHA (opens in new tab) as, "a water-activated exfoliant of nourishing Japanese Rice Bran that transforms to a creamy foam for smooth, polished skin with a healthy glow," goes for $65 a jar (opens in new tab).
$65, Sephora BUY IT (opens in new tab)
And just in case you were worried that maybe TATCHA's Foaming Enzyme Powder (opens in new tab) was just a pre-royal favorite of Meghan's and that she's since abandoned it for something even fancier, it's worth noting that the exfoliant was reportedly (opens in new tab) included in the gift bags that Meghan gave to guests at her baby shower earlier this year. So, yeah, she still loves it.
According to People (opens in new tab), the bags (which were themselves leather totes from Cuyana (opens in new tab), which run between $175 and $215) were filled with Meghan's favorite products, including Jo Malone Green Tomato Leaf Candle (opens in new tab), Susanne Kaufmann Body Butter (opens in new tab), products from Honest Beauty (opens in new tab) and Rodin (opens in new tab), and of course TATCHA Rice Enzyme Powder (opens in new tab).
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