Lancome will launch its third generation version of its popular Teint Miracle Liquid foundation SPF25 PA+++ (6000yen, 30ml, 7 shades) on 15 September in Japan. Boosted with moisture capture technology for improved hydration capability, it is formulated with an 'aura inside technology' with three types of pearl particles for creating a natural lustrous glow. The paraben-free and oil-free formula is also gentle on skin. This is the first time that I've seen a Lancome product being marketed as being paraben-free, although I could be wrong. Pic from Maquia.

Lancome is also teaming up with Olympia Le Tan for its Autumn '17 colour makeup collection launching on 18 August but it looks too kitschy and unappealing to me, especially the freaky lip-shaped lipsticks. You can see pics of it here. Pic below by At Cosme.

Lancome will release its Spring Rose collection on 2 January in Japan and 1 January in Singapore. The stunning star piece from this collection is the La Rose à Poudre face powder (8500yen) with delicate pearl shimmer (watch a video of it here). There will also be three limited edition shades of Juicy Shaker gloss (3000yen), a Palette La Rose (8000yen), Parisian Lips Le Stylo (4200yen, 4 lip duos), Ombre Hynose Stylo (4 LE shades, 3800yen) and Grandiose Liner (2 LE shades, 4200yen). Pic below from Biteki.

When Lisa Eldridge signed on as Lancome's new creative director, many had high hopes that she would rejuvenate the brand's makeup offerings. However, the collections that she has created over the past year have been sadly underwhelming with the Audacity palettes garnering rather bad reviews. The Juicy Shaker gloss also came off as more gimmicky than innovative. Hopefully this collection is a portent of more promising things to come. Pics below from Voce.


Lancome will introduce its third generation cushion foundation Blanc Expert Cushion Compact H SPF50+ PA+++ (5200yen for refill, 1300yen for case, 1000yen for puff) on 17 February in Japan. Formulated with essential oil for a glowy finish, the foundation applies with a non-sticky texture. Pic from Maquia.

Below are some other upcoming Blanc Expert products. Pic by Biteki.

Sonia Rykiel's own makeup line was discontinued in March 2015 but fans of the brand can look forward to the upcoming collaboration with fellow French brand, Lancome. Set for release on 29 July in Japan, it includes Vernis in Love nail polishes in Saint Germain and Cafe Philo (2900yen) and Parisian Lips Le Crayon (3600yen). Pic by Voce.

Les Merveilleuses by Laduree will launch their new Powder Foundation N (5300yen) and Touch Up Crayon (2800yen) on 4 March in Japan. Pic by Naonaozou. See real-life close-up pics of their spring makeup collection on Tokila.

Lancome will add this CC Cream SPF50 PA+++ to its Absolue Precious Cells range in early March as well. Pic by Abe Sawako.

Lancome will launch this UV Expert XL CCCover SPF50 PA++++ (5800yen, 30ml) in 4 shades (01 Flawless Bright, 02 Fresh Rose, 03 Natural Nude and 04 Light Beige) on 17 February in Japan. It is supposed to help protect from the damaging effects of blue light emitted from devices such as LCD TVs, PCs and smartphones, in addition to the usual UVA and UVB rays. The three "C"s stand for Cell, Coloration and Cover.


There will also be a new Blanc Expert Beauty Skin Tone Cream (12000yen, 50ml).

Other products debuting on 13 Jan in Japan:
1. Absolue Teint Sublime Radiance Compact Foundation SPF32 PA+++ (13000yen, 6 shades)

2. Absolue Teint Precious Cell Sublime Cream Foundation SPF26 PA+++ (13000yen, 6 shades)

3. Absolue Sublime Glow Base (9000yen, 24ml)
Pics below from Maquia.

