I have a terribly oily T-zone and blotting papers are my skin saviours. I use The Body Shop’s Tea Tree Oil Facial Blotters, but those are incredibly boring compared to these gorgeous babies I stumbled upon on the Internet.
Aren’t they pretty? These are Japanese blotting papers by Tatcha (US$12 for 30 sheets), which are handmade in Japan and have real gold flakes infused into the papers. I would love to get my hands on these if I can. If anything, these would look so chic in my purse 
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That lovely packaging makes me wanna use blotting papers…
Happy Birthday, Tine!*hugs* Sorry this wish comes late. I was away from my computer over the weekend
that’s pretty cool! infused gold flakes, sounds very exquisite to be just blotting paper
These look so cute!
They are indeed packaged very prettily! I love the designs!!! I am not an oil blotter user but this will be great to pull out when I’m doing gigs!
Hello Tine,
The oily T-zone is my number one beauty dilemma for sure. Thanks for the tip on trying blotting papers. I have not used these before and will try some. I use our Benefit Dr Feelgood face “blotting balm with a feel good finish!” It works under makeup, or again on top by topping up with the sponge. As a guy I use it after moisturising and repeat a few times a day. No more oily T-zones! Camera ready anytime! Justin at Benefit Australia x ps – I enjoy your blog, thanks