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Kanebo will release its (pre-order-only) Milano Collection 2012 for this year’s holiday season in Japan in November/December. The collection includes:
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(It doesn’t seem that long ago that I got
Aurorize Eyes in Light Variation from fall 2010.)
The editor of Japanese magazine FRaU has tweeted about Lunasol‘s fall 2011 makeup collection here, here, and here. Also, see more images here.
According to these two sources, the theme of the collection is Light & Shade Purification. The new eyeshadow palette series, available in five variations, is called Three-Dimensional Eyes. Two of the four quarters in each variation feature three different hues/finishes, so each variation technically has eight shades.
The collection also includes a concealer palette and false eyelashes, among other items.
The collection will be released in Japan on August 19th.
I will update this post with more information later on.
Updated on June 20th, 2011:
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The collection includes:
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Phyrra shows you about a new indie company, Bokeh Face!
Daily Polish is giving away the Jason Wu for CND Collection!
The Pink Sith may be winning the war against oily skin and wrinkles with her new weapon, Dr. Brandt Pores No More Anti-Aging Mattifying Lotion. Come see how the battle is waged!
Sheila from Painted Ladies finished the first and only 365 Days of Eyeshadow project!!! Check out day 365 and check out the archives of past looks!
A Touch of Blusher reviews two of RMK’s new cleansers.
Help Cinnamon Kitten out by taking the Cinnamon Kitten Reader Survey and you could win a $50 gift card to Sephora.
(Each entry is presented by its original blogger.)
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Founded in France in 1983, Melvita is one of the largest certified organic beauty brands in France. At the moment, all of Melvita’s products are certified organic by ECOCERT and they meet the standards of Cosmébio. Today I am highlighting Naturalift Youthful Skin Cream.
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Kanebo Chicca will release its fall 2011 point makeup collection in Japan on August 17th and its fall 2011 base makeup collection on August 31st. The point makeup collection includes:
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(image from www.nikkei.com)
My post on Lunasol’s summer 2011 makeup collection has been updated to include a link to swatches and FOTDs of some of the items in the collection (including Ocean Scene Eyes in EX01 Shelly Ocean (bottom-right in the image above)).
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In April, RMK renewed some of its cleansing products. Cleansing Oil S and Cleansing Milk C replaced the previous versions, and Cleansing Balm M was introduced. Today I am reviewing the new Cleansing Oil S and Cleansing Balm M.
RMK’s Cleansing Oil N is one of my favorite makeup-removing products, and I have been using it ever since it replaced Cleansing Oil (which I also used continuously). Therefore, I was curious to see how different the new Cleansing Oil S was going to be. It turned out that there are some noticeable differences:
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Phyrra gives Jemma Kidd’s Light As Air Liquid Foundation SPF 18 in Ultra Light a try. See what she thinks about the foundation by the international makeup artist.
Raging Rouge thinks shades in the MAC Fashionflower Eyeshadow Collection are perfect for Spring 2011!
The Pink Sith dishes on the new and limited edition L’Eau par Kenzo Wild for Women fragrance and does some creative writing to boot!
Smashbox Photo Finish or Too Faced Primed and Poreless? Ashlee from Painted Ladies reviews and gives her verdicts on three different primers.
Nicole from Lipstick and Luxury has Spring fever for the Elizabeth Arden Bronze in Bloom Collection. Check out the swatches!
Teri from Beautiful Makeup Search tells you how to highlight and brighten your eyes.
A Touch of Blusher introduces you Shiseido’s &Face line.
(Each entry is presented by its original blogger.)
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(p. 57, Biteki, May 2011)
I still remember my reaction upon seeing the very first issue of Biteki in 2001. “A magazine just about beauty!” I exclaimed to myself. I became a fan ever since. I have purchased every single issue so far, and I certainly think Biteki is one of the best sources of information on Japanese beauty products (and beauty products in general).
(pp. 58 & 59, Biteki, May 2011)
Over the years, there have been many beautiful covers, which reflect the aesthetics of the magazine and the makeup trends. Below are some of my favorite covers:
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(images/info from www.shiseido.co.jp/andface)
Today, in my Japanese Cosmetics Focus series, I will be highlighting &Face, a slightly less known line from Shiseido.
&Face carries skincare, base makeup, point makeup, and beauty supplements. The line has three main ranges:
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