Kanebo Lunasol will release its fall 2013Alluring Light Purification makeup collection in Japan on August 16th. The collection includes:
– Velvetful Eyes (4 variations, ¥5250)
– W Shadow & Liner (4 variations, limited editions, ¥3675)
– Brow Styling Mascara N (2 shades, ¥2940)
– Coloring Cheeks N (2 new variations, ¥2625 (refill))
– Full Glamour Lips (4 new shades, ¥3150)
– Full Glamour Liquid Lips (2 new shades, ¥2940)
– Nail Finish N (4 new shades, limited editions, ¥1575)
– Velvet Skin Face Color (1 variation, limited edition, ¥4725, to be released in Japan on September 13th)
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Updated on July 31st, 2013:
Images of the Velvetful Eyes palettes and the new variations of Coloring Cheeks N:
Chanel stayed with soft neutrals, pinks, and plums in the last few seasons, which is why the brand’s summer 2013 makeup collection, Collection l’Été Papillon de Chanel, is a very pleasant surprise. Blue, turquoise, and green are joined by pink and gold to create a long-awaited colorful collection. I particularly like the limited-edition Les 4 Ombres in 44 Métamorphose (below).
(image from cosmetics-medical.com/mcs)
(info from www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/milano-collection,
www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/twany,
cosmetics-medical.com/mcs & www.nikkei.com)
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For holiday 2013, Kanebo Twany will release Milano Collection 2014 in Japan in November/December. The limited-edition collection includes:
(video from Kanebo via YouTube)
(info from nomorerules.net)
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Kanebo Kate will release the Unlock makeup collection in Japan on June 1st. The collection will be available at selected retail points across Japan. The collection includes:
If you are a Lunasol fan, you might remember that spring 2007 was a big season for the brand. Its fall 2006 Scent Purification collection, featuring the beautiful Scent Form Eyes palettes, was very well-received, but it is the spring 2007 collection that elevated the brand to the very top of Japanese cosmetics.
(Blend Creation Eye & Cheek in D-1)
(image from www.cosme.net)
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I like the idea behind the new Blend Creation Eye & Cheek palettes from Esprique’s spring 2013 makeup collection. The middle two shades in each variation are used for both the eyes and the cheeks, and the shades for the eyes and for the cheeks can be used separately or mixed together. All the variations look quite easy to wear, and D-1 looks the most appealing to me.
(image/info from www.nikkei.com)
