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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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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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(images from www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/coffretdor,
info from www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/coffretdor & www.nikkei.com)
Kanebo Coffret d’Or will release its Lady Basic late summer/ early fall 2011 makeup collection in Japan on June 16th. The collection includes:
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(image/info from www.chicca.jp)
Kanebo Chicca will release its Exotic Voyage summer 2011 makeup collection in Japan on May 11th. The collection includes:
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While I am looking forward to the launch of Lunasol‘s limited-edition summer 2011 makeup collection, Lunasol has released news of an exclusive makeup kit for summer 2011, which will be available in five department stores in Japan from June 8th.
The Lunasol Summer Kit 2011 includes:
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(image from www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/lunasol)
The following posts have been updated:
Paul & Joe Summer 2011 Makeup Collection (link to product swatches)
Lunasol Summer 2011 Makeup Collection (link to product photos)
Sonia Rykiel Summer 2011 Makeup Collection (additional product images)
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As many of you know, Kanebo (currently part of the Kao Group) is one of the largest beauty companies in Japan. It features department store brands/lines (Coffret d’Or, Blanchir, Lunasol, Impress, Chicca, etc.) as well as drugstore lines (Lavshuca, Kate, Media, etc.). In addition, it ultimately owns brands like SUQQU, RMK, and Lissage.
Over the years, I have tried eyeshadows from many Japanese brands/lines, and it seems to me that there is something common among many of the eyeshadows from Kanebo-owned brands/lines: the shimmer.
I am certainly not saying that all of Kanebo’s eyeshadows have the same shimmery finish or that non-Kanebo eyeshadows (Japanese or not) look nothing like Kanebo ones, but there is a shared trait regarding the shimmery finish and that is the way the shimmer creates dimension.
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(image from www.nikkei.com)
My post on Lunasol’s summer 2011 makeup collection has been updated with additional information. Make sure that you check out the look of the limited-edition cases for the two Ocean Scene Eyes palettes!
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3rd: Magie Deco
(image from www.cosmedecorte.com/magiedeco)
Magie Deco’s spring 2011 Sugar Magic makeup collection features light lilacs and neutrals with a touch of green. The color combinations of Magie Deco’s eyeshadow palettes are usually slightly more unusual and unpredictable (see Magie Deco’s fall 2009 makeup collection), but the wearability of this collection and the soft looks that it can create are certainly appealing to me.
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6th: THREE
(image from www.threecosmetics.com)
THREE’s spring 2011 makeup collection features the brand’s first range of eyeshadow palettes, 4D Eye Palette. I like the interesting color combinations of neutral shades and a pop of color. These items continue to give the brand a distinctive look.
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