Makeup, Skincare, Fragrance and a Bit of Fashion
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3rd: Aube Couture
(image from www.sofina.co.jp)
Aube Couture’s holiday 2012 makeup collection includes four variations of Designing Jewel Compact, with colors for eyes and lips. Each of the four variations comes in two cases, so there are technically eight palettes to choose from. I like 01 Gold Brown Set and I prefer the design of the black case.
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Earlier I wrote about Paul & Joe‘s Pearl Foundation Primer in 001 Bonbon, which is from the brand’s holiday 2012 makeup collection (and spring/summer 2012 base makeup collection). The collection also features Makeup Collection 2012. It is available in two sets, 001 Frozen Lilac and 002 Sleigh Ride, and today I am highlighting 001 Frozen Lilac.
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Paul & Joe‘s Pearl Foundation Primer was first released in spring/summer 2012 as a limited-edition item. I was planning to buy it at the time, but it seemed to sell out quite quickly and I missed out on it. A few months later, I was very pleased to see it back as part of Paul & Joe’s limited-edition holiday 2012 makeup collection. I certainly didn’t allow myself to miss out on it again!
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For fall 2012, Paul & Joe has revamped its lipstick range and brought out twenty new shades as well as six limited-edition shades. These shades fall into three categories: Clear, Natural, and Full Pigment. They are sold as refills, and alongside them are new lipstick cases. There are one regular case (Lipstick Case) and six limited-edition cases (five Lipstick Cases P and one Lipstick Case L). I was instantly attracted to the beautifully colorful Lipstick Case P 002. I decided to pick up this case and Lipstick in 104 Mademoiselle.
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BeautyPlus has posted images of Paul & Joe‘s spring 2013 makeup collection.
I like the look of the new blushers. On the other hand, compared with many of the gorgeous prints we have seen this year, the prints for spring 2013 seem to be on the weak side.
I will update this post with more information later on.
Updated on December 26th, 2012:
Images and information on the collection items:
(images/info from www.paul-joe-beaute.com)
The collection includes:
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3rd: Aube Couture
(image from www.cosme.net)
Aube Couture’s fall 2012 makeup collection includes four new variations of Designing Impression Eyes. Both 561 and 563 look appealing to me, and I have bought and tried 561 (above). I have slight issues with a couple of shades in the palette, but it generally works well for me. I also love the gorgeous limited-edition case design.
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(images/info from www.fashion-press.net)
Paul & Joe will release its holiday 2012 makeup collection in Japan on November 1st. The limited-edition collection includes:
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For fall 2012, Paul & Joe has released three limited-edition Color Powder CS (Collection Sparkles) variations, which are mainly used as blushers. Today I am highlighting 079 Les Tourtereaux.
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6th: Paul & Joe
(image from www.paul-joe-beaute.com)
Paul & Joe’s summer 2012 Midsummer Nights makeup collection features limited-edition minty-green packaging and some eye-catching items, but I prefer the light-blue packaging from the summer 2011 collection and I also prefer the blue lip gloss from summer 2011 (Lip Gloss B in 001 L’Horizon Bleu) to the green lip gloss this season (Lip Gloss G in 002 Fairie Kisses). I do love the floral print of Blotting Paper 2012, which I will highlight a little later.
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Paul & Joe will release its fall 2012 makeup collection in Japan on September 1st. (Have a look at the collection at Biteki.com.) The collection includes:
– Lipstick (Refill) (20 shades, ¥2100)
– Lipstick Case (¥1050)
– Lipstick Case L (limited edition, ¥3150)
– Lipstick Case P (limited edition, ¥1050)
The 20 shades of Lipsticks will be in three types: Clear, Natural, and Full Pigment.
More information and images to follow.
Updated on July 6th, 2012:
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Kanebo Milano Collection 2025 for Holiday 2024 (image from www.fashion-press.net)
