A supersized version of Tata Harper's cult resurfacing mask has just dropped

Tata Harper’s brilliant mask is back and bigger than ever

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Lydia Swinscoe
By Lydia Swinscoe
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Since its launch in 2010, natural luxury skincare and makeup brand Tata Harper has gained cult status among celebrities and influencers alike. 

One product we can’t get enough of is Tata Harper’s resurfacing mask (opens in new tab), which has just dropped in a limited edition XXL size. Packed with 11 active ingredients and promising to give your complexion a boost with its glow-giving properties, it also smoothes and softens the skin's texture and is deeply nourishing. Simply sweep across your complexion, leave for 20 minutes and rinse - the huge tub will literally last months.

If the celebrity endorsements and supersize tubs aren’t sufficient to grab your attention, the packaging should be. Unlike brands who overuse plastic, the majority of Tata Harper skincare packaging is made from glass, which can be recycled. The small amount of plastic they do use is as eco-friendly as possible with plastic resin coming from sugar cane. What are you waiting for? This supersize product is sure to be a sell out!

Tata Harper XXL Resurfacing Mark | $170 (opens in new tab)

Tata Harper XXL Resurfacing Mark | $170 (opens in new tab) 

If you're already a fan of this hero product, this XXL version is a must-buy. And if you're not, the 11 active ingredients promise to give your complexion a boost with its glow-giving properties. Dreamy!

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A mask for every mood 💚 Whether you're struggling with dullness, breakouts, or your complexion could use a boost— we've got you covered.⁣ ⁣ Is your skin...⁣ ⁣ ✨Looking dull?⁣ Try our Resurfacing Mask⁣ A peel in a jar that instantly restores glow with white willow bark and pomegranate enzymes and without any downtime.⁣ ⁣ ✨Feeling dry?⁣ Try our Hydrating Floral Mask⁣ A tall glass of water that recharges & rehydrates dry, thirsty skin with 1,000 hyaluronic acid molecules.⁣ ⁣ ✨Breaking out?⁣ Try our Clarifying Mask⁣ A gentle microdermabrasion treatment that calms blemishes & retextures skin with AHAs, BHAs, and micro-crystals.⁣ ⁣ ✨Feeling congested?⁣ Try our Purifying Mask⁣ A juice cleanse for your skin that detoxes pores & purges free radicals with white clay and prickly pear seed oil.⁣ ⁣ Tell us your mask match in the comments below and shop it via the link in our bio. #greenyourbeautyroutine Tata Harper Skincare (opens in new tab)

A photo posted by @tataharperskincare on Sep 15, 2020 at 8:18am PDT

Made on-site in the Champlain Valley of Vermont, all products boast an ingredients list that is 100 percent free from GMO’s, toxins, fillers, artificial colours and fragrances and synthetic chemicals. So it’s no wonder the brand’s fan list reads like a who’s who of the celebrity world.

Natural beauty advocate and Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow adores the hydrating floral essence, Jourdan Dunn is rumoured to be a fan of the purifying cleanser and Emma Watson used Tata Harper’s volumizing lip and cheek tint to create a rosy sheen for her Beauty & the Beast premiere while in Shanghai.

Lydia Swinscoe
Lydia Swinscoe
Lifestyle News Editor

Lydia is a freelance travel writer, and Lifestyle News Editor at My Imperfect Life


Her travel writing has been published in BBC Good Food, Oh magazine, Harper's Bazaar UK, Town&Country, ELLE UK, MailOnline, Woman, and woman&home


She began her career compiling fashion and beauty pages for teen magazines at the BBC where she interviewed and styled some of the world's biggest pop acts—from Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato to One Direction—before joining celebrity magazine Now, as Fashion and Beauty Director, and later Woman magazine as Lifestyle Director.


Travel has been a constant passion over the course of Lydia’s 14-year career. At 19, she took her first solo trip to Guatemala, Belize, and Mexico and has gone on to explore parts of 53 countries, returning to many often. 


At 23, she quit her job and traveled out of a backpack for a year, living on just $26 (£20) a day. Of the 15 countries she visited, 13 were explored by land in a bid to cut her carbon footprint. Some highlights from the trip include a teaching by the Dalai Lama in the foothills of the Himalayas, sleeping on the world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, and being completely overwhelmed by the magnificent Iguazu Falls on the Argentina-Brazil border.


In 2015 Lydia traveled solo through India and Nepal for three months, visiting some of the most spiritual places in the world, and completing Nepal’s Annapurna Base Camp trek over the course of nine days. 


In 2021 she spent three months traveling solo through Portugal and Spain where she was on a mission to hunt out the best restaurants, find one-off boutique hotels and visit incredible art exhibitions. 


Day-to-day she manages a global team of nine news writers and oversees news content on My Imperfect Life


Follow Lydia on Instagram @lydiaswinscoe

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