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Shiseido Integrate will release its summer 2012 makeup collection in Japan on June 21st. The collection includes:
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Shiseido Integrate will release its spring 2012 makeup collection in Japan on March 21st. The collection includes:
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Shiseido Integrate will release its holiday 2011 makeup collection in Japan on November 21st. The collection includes:
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Shiseido Integrate will release its fall 2011 Sweet Passion point and base makeup collection in Japan on September 21st. The collection includes:
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Each year, Japanese beauty magazine Biteki publishes results of its annual survey of its readers’ favorite beauty products in various categories. I am usually particularly interested in all the makeup categories, and, this year, I noticed that three of the eye palettes that I bought in 2010 are among the top 10 eye palettes. (This is surprising to me, as the eye palettes I tend to go for are not usually the most popular ones.)
Here are some brief thoughts on the three palettes (the numbers indicate their rankings in the top 10, and see links for my reviews):
1st: Lunasol Aurorize Eyes in 02 Light Variation
I know that top finishers in the eyeshadow categories (singles/palettes) are usually neutral-toned and I expected a Lunasol palette (possibly from the Aurorize Eyes series) to top the chart (again), but I didn’t expect that it would be this one. (I thought it would be between (the more airy) 01 Nuance Variation and (the more intense) 05 Contrast Variation.) It seems that the combination of ultra-wearable light warm-toned neutrals and the beautifully dimensional shimmer Lunasol is known for has captured the hearts of many makeup fans in Japan.
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Shiseido Integrate‘s Rainbow Grade Eyes in BE303, from the line’s fall 2010 makeup collection, is actually not the first item from the line that I tried. A couple of years ago, a friend of mine kindly gave me her Diamond Eyes in VI226 to help increase my collection of lilac-toned eyeshadow palettes. I do like the palette. The powder is very smooth and almost creamy, and the colors are beautiful. Then, when I saw Rainbow Grade Eyes on-line, I thought it was time to try another eyeshadow palette from the line.
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Shiseido’s Integrate will release its spring 2011 makeup collection in Japan on February 21st. The collection includes:
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I received Integrate’s Rainbow Grade Eyes in BE303 and Coffret D’Or’s spring/summer 2010 powder foundation case. A short post on the case will be up later this week, and the review of the palette will be up in a couple of weeks’ time.
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3rd: Integrate
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Integrate has been slowly changing its brand image. (Remember the TV ads starring Angelina Jolie when the brand was first launched several years ago?) Integrate is now a cuter and more girlie line, and the new Rainbow Grade Eyes series from Integrate’s fall 2010 makeup collection makes a clear statement regarding how the line wants to be perceived. The message is clear.
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Shiseido Integrate will release its holiday 2010 makeup collection in Japan on November 21st. The collection includes:
– Crayon Eyes (9 shades)
– True Shining Gloss (7 shades)
– Rainbow Grade Eyes (1 new variation, limited edition)
(Rainbow Grade Eyes for holiday 2010)
See the nine Rainbow Grade Eyes variations from Integrate’s fall 2010 makeup collection here.
Other holiday 2010 makeup collections from Japanese drugstore lines:
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