Majolica Majorca is finally releasing a new foundation this fall on 21 October in Japan. The Milky Skin Remaker SPF28 PA+++ (1700yen, 10g) is a gel-type foundation that melds onto the skin to help create the look of a soft, fresh, milky complexion. Refills will retail at 1300yen. Sadly, it is available in only 2 shades, Light Beige and Natural Beige, because clearly, even in Japan, only these two light skin tones are worth catering to (*shaking my head*). It performs the following five functions: foundation, primer, sunscreen, finishing powder and moisture veil. There will also be a limited edition Sugar Moment Body & Hair Cream (800yen, 100g).


Addiction is adding these four new shades of Lip Gloss Pure (2500yen) to their permanent lineup on 25 October in Japan. Pic by Maquia.
Lunasol is teaming up with the Tokyo-based shoe brand Tsuru by Mariko Oikawa for its upcoming limited edition Base Makeup Kit launching on 1 September in Japan. The kit includes deluxe sample sizes of their Glowing Day Cream, Foaming Cream Wash N, Watery Clear Oil Cleansing, and a choice of any full-size foundation and base.
Anna Sui will debut its new Powder Foundation M (3000yen for 9g refill, 1200yen for case) on 1 September in Japan. Available in only 4 shades, the foundation can be applied with the puffy side of the sponge for a silky finish or the flocked side for a softer, velvety finish. The foundation is formulated with a 'spring gel powder', rosehip oil, jojoba oil plus extracts of multiflora rose and chamomile to keep the skin hydrated.
Following up on its earlier Sakura collection, THREE is releasing its second Season Collection Kit - Koyo Collection (7800yen). 'Koyo' or 紅葉 refers to autumn foliage in Japanese. It includes limited edition shades of Shimmering Lip Jam and a 4D Plus Eye Palette. The set will be launched on 21 October in the Hokkaido/Tohoku region, 25 October in the Kanto/Tokai region and 4 November in the Kintetsu, Chugoku, Shikoku and Kyushuu regions. There will also be nail polishes and skincare products as part of this launch. Pic by Voce.
Kanebo will launch its Fall 2017 collection under its eponymous global prestige brand on 8 September in Japan. It includes:
1. Selection Color Eyeshadow #6 (5500yen, 4.5g)

2. Intense Crayon Rouge (6 shades, 3500yen, 1.8g)
3. Lip Primer (3200yen)
4. Variant Brosse (Contour) (2500yen for refill, 2000yen for case, 1000yen for brush, 4g)



5. Luster Cream Foundation SPF12 PA+ (12000yen, 30ml, 8 shades of which one will be available only in markets outside of Japan)
6. Tone Up Primer SPF15 PA++ (6000yen, 30ml)
7. Foundation Brush (5000yen)



8. Eyebrow Mascara (2 shades, 2800yen, 4.3ml)
9. Volume Framing Mascara (3800yen, 7.7ml)


10. Skin Gloss Oil Water (50ml, 5000yen). The Skin Gloss In Oil can be used on the face, body and hair. The ingredients list according to the Kanebo website are as follow: squalene, glycerin, diphenylsiloxy phenyl trimethicone, olive oil, dimethicone, propanediol, water, fragrance, macadamia nut oil, jojoba seed oil, sorbitan isostearate, sodium citrate, avocado oil, evening primrose seed extract, phenoxyethanol, Red 504.
11. Skin Tightening Cream (20000yen, 40ml)
12. Fulfilling Emulsion (12000yen, 100ml)
13. Graceful Flow Lotion (10000yen, 180ml)




Kuri Nakagome posted this stunning picture of the upcoming Lunasol Shine Fall Eyes EX01 and Full Glamour Lips EX09 which will be sold exclusively at Isetan Shinjuku in Tokyo and Umeda Hankyu in Osaka starting 11 August. It's bewildering when companies push such attractive palettes as ultra-exclusives that are a pain to hunt down (unless you're willing to pay for a personal shopper service) instead of making it easily available as part of their permanent range and creating a win-win for both the company and consumers. Details on the rest of the Komorebi Jyouka collection can be found here.
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.
