RMK‘s Dusty Bright Eyes, available in six variations, is the key item of the brand’s fall 2011 makeup collection. Each variation contains one cream eyeshadow and one powder eyeshadow, and today I am featuring 03 Grayish Brown.
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Makeup, Skincare, Fragrance and a Bit of Fashion
RMK‘s Dusty Bright Eyes, available in six variations, is the key item of the brand’s fall 2011 makeup collection. Each variation contains one cream eyeshadow and one powder eyeshadow, and today I am featuring 03 Grayish Brown.
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RMK will release Pressed Powder N (P) in Japan on September 9th as the brand’s base makeup release for fall/winter 2011. This is an extension to Pressed Powder N, which was released for spring/summer this year. The new item, available in 2 variations (SPF 14, PA++), will have a pearly finish. ((P) presumably stands for “pearly”.)
Related posts:
RMK Fall 2011 Makeup Collection
RMK Summer 2011 Makeup Collection
Review: RMK Cleansing Oil S & Cleansing Balm M
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My post on RMK’s fall 2011 makeup collection has been updated with an image of all the new shades.
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RMK will release its fall 2011 Dusty Bright Colors makeup collection in Japan on August 19th. The collection features:
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In April, RMK renewed some of its cleansing products. Cleansing Oil S and Cleansing Milk C replaced the previous versions, and Cleansing Balm M was introduced. Today I am reviewing the new Cleansing Oil S and Cleansing Balm M.
RMK’s Cleansing Oil N is one of my favorite makeup-removing products, and I have been using it ever since it replaced Cleansing Oil (which I also used continuously). Therefore, I was curious to see how different the new Cleansing Oil S was going to be. It turned out that there are some noticeable differences:
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RMK‘s Gloss Lips N was launched in Japan on December 3rd last year (and later that month in the UK) to replace Gloss Lips, which was among the brand’s best-selling items. Could the new version be just as popular?
Gloss Lips N is currently available in 20 shades in 4 finishes (CL (Clear), P (Pearl), H (Holographic), and SH (Shiny)), and today I am highlighting P-03 Rose Brown. (The three limited-edition lip glosses in RMK’s spring 2011 makeup collection are simply called Gloss, which is a different product.)
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(Givenchy summer 2011 makeup collection)
(image from iswii.net)
Summer makeup colors are usually a mixture of earthy bronze-toned hues and more vibrant shades, so rich colors are always around for summer. But, looking at some of the upcoming summer 2011 makeup collections, I think the last time when there was such a full-on array of dazzling colors was probably back in 2005.
(It was the year of Dior’s Duo Couleurs in 265 Diormambo (fuchsia pink & yellow) & 355 Diortropic (green & warm blue), YSL’s Bayadère Eyeshadow & Bayadère Pressed Powder, Chanel’s Lumières Facettes in 58 Lagons, and Givenchy’s Summer Eyes Cream in 31 Summer Pastel (more photos here).)
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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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(images/info from woman.excite.co.jp)
RMK will release its summer 2011 makeup collection in Japan on May 6th. The collection includes:
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RMK will release several new skincare items for spring/summer 2011 in Japan on April 15th. The items include:
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