Lissage was launched in 1992 and is owned by Lissage Ltd., which also owns ECM (which I talked about earlier) and Bath Tours. (Lissage Ltd. is currently owned by Kanebo Corp..) The brand currently carries skincare, makeup, fragrance, bodycare, and haircare products. (The haircare line seems remarkably extensive for a high-end Japanese beauty brand.)
Lissage used to focus on skincare, but the launch of the revamped base and point makeup ranges in 2007 (partly to celebrate the brand’s 15th anniversary) has re-positioned the brand in the Japanese beauty scene.
Items like the foundation bases, Face Up Creamy Pact (compact cream foundation), Brush Up Foundation (powder foundation) and the multi-colored Blush Veil have been getting considerable magazine coverage in Japan.
Collagen Maintenance skincare range)
Lissage is currently available in Japan (only) and the official website is for information only. In Tokyo, Lissage can be found in department stores such as Keio Shinjuku, Seibu Shibuya and Seibu Yurakucho.
You can see the post on Lissage’s fall 2007 makeup collection here.
Profiles on other Japanese brands:
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Hello. I love reading your blogs on Japanese make-up. The Japanese culture is such an inspiration to me. I would like to purchase some Japanese make-up products, but where can I do that. I know you can purchase the make-up products at their website, but the website is hard to read due to being written in Japanese (less English). I know Sephora carries the Shiseido make-up products. Thanks! Makeup World.
hi, new reader here :) I love ur blog ! so jealous u can buy all the make up stuff esp for blusher n loose powder, I heart them !
btw, happy new year n wish u all the best for this year ;)
The Lissage Collagen spray products have an intriguing kind of sprayer. I’ve never seen a pump quite like this one. Looks very upscale, but is it easy to use?
Hi Makeup World,
Thank you very much for reading my blog!
Actually, websites of most major Japanese beauty brands (which have retail points across Japan) don’t offer on-line ordering. As for websites that carry Japanese cosmetics, here are two that I shop from and would recommend:
http://www.adambeauty.com
ichibankao.com
Adam Beauty is based in Hong Kong and Ichibankao is based in Japan. Both take PayPal payments and ship internationally.
Hope it helps! Let me know if you have any other question.
Thank you very much for your comment! :)
Hi Shopaholic,
Happy New Year, and thank you for reading my blog! I hope you will stop by from time to time in 2009!
If you would like to try items that are not sold in Malaysia, do please have a look at the websites that I suggested in my reply to Makeup World above.
Thank you very much for your comment! :)
Hi Sarah,
I haven’t used a toner with this particular kind of sprayer. I would imagine that the purpose of it is to release a longer and steadier spray. I’d also imagine that it should be quite easy to use.
Thank you for your comment again! :)
Thank You for sharing the website! I can not wait to start ordering!
Hi Makeup World,
You are very welcome, and enjoy browsing! :)