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How impressive to welcome the coming of this warm and beautiful season! Are you ready for a spring makeup, getting along with your friends and family in the beautiful mother nature!



Okay!!!
Let's JAPANKURU show you the latest Spring makeup
with the popular Japanese cosmetics brand CANMAKE!
Check it out!

1. Makeup foundation







light as air~

Foundation Case + Airy Cover Fit Foundation

The foundation has a light and soft texture,
contains a highly flexible powder that quickly and evenly blends into your skin.
It is resistant to sweat and water and provides complete coverage for pores and uneven color.

Of course,
 SPF45 / PA +++ UV protection is guaranteed.

* Airy Cover Fit Foundation 750yen + TAX
Used color: [01] Light Ochre    
(2 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/ebase/item_base059.html

2. Natural Cheeks







Powder Cheeks
An excellent shape color creates a soft and nature makeup!
No need to draw a gradient effect, 
you can also create a very natural blush makeup.

* Powder Cheeks  550 yen + TAX 
Used color: [PW33] Shell Pink
 (10 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/ebase/621.html

Make a clear contour by highlighting







3. Shiny Facial contours

Glow Twin Color
2-color eye shadow like a glitter of the shining stars!
This time,
we use it as highlight!
Just a gently touch is enough!

* Glow Twin Color  650 yen + TAX
Used color:  [04] Cherry Blossom Lavender (2 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/eeye/item_001.html

4. Romantic Eye-make



Tips for your eye-makeup

 Eyeshadow Base
To cover the dullness of the eyelids and make the color more long-lasting!
Besides, it has moisturizing ingredients and glitter, 
to help smoothing the texture on your skin!

* Eyeshadow Base 500 yen + TAX
Used color [PP] Pink Pearl (2 color)
http://www.canmake.com/en/eeye/item_eye037.html



Eye shadow for this spring!

Perfect stylish eyes (5 colors)
Not only five natural colors on one palette, but also the glitter to help creating a gorgeous appearance!
Especially, the TOPPING JEWEL color in the middle, 
which makes your natural makeup looks more gorgeous!
A CANMAKE eyeshadow palette is something you'd better have one with you!

A little eye shadow blush is designed as a cotton swab!
You can decide and outline the range of applying area in details!

Let's see how we use!



#Step 1
Use the color of the upper left corner for the whole eyelids and the inner angles.



#Step 2
On top of the first layer, you the upper right corner as a natural color!
Applying a wider range of area is recommended to create brighter eyelid!



#Step 3
Use the light purple on the bottom left corner for the inner angles.



#Step 4
Use the darker purple color on the bottom right corner to outline the eyeliners in details.



# Special tips for latest style makeup of CANMAKE
①　Pink and natural eyebrows
②Another layer at the inner angles
③TOPPING JEWEL in the middle highlights the lovely makeup 



# Like a blooming beautiful flower
* Perfect stylist eyes (5 colors) 780yen + TAX
Used color: [12] Dreaming Flower (8 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/eeye/item_eye049.html



A little bit gorgeous natural eye makeup!
This natural eyeliner is recommended to draw a thin and natural one!

* Quick Easy Eyeliner Eyeliner 500yen + TAX
Used color: [02] Cherry Brown (2 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/eeye/item_eye054.html



Waterproof and functional brush head design,
containing caring ingredient for the overall eye lashes.

Flaring Curl Mascara 650yen + tax 
Used color: [01] Chocola Black (one color)
http://www.canmake.com/en/eeye/item_eye062.html

7. Lip makeup



#Erase lip color and improve the color and lasting power of your lips!

Moisture-rich formulation containing conditioning agents, to prevent your lips drying out.
Prevents lips drying or chapping, for long-lasting plump girlish lips ♡

Lip Concealer Moist In ' 
* Lip Concealer Moist In '  580yen + TAX
http://www.canmake.com/en/elip/item_lip016.html

 



Like a honey lip gloss
Lip Tint Syrup
A thin layer is good enough for a presentation of bright and moist color but not sticky!
Long lasting even after eating
SPF15/PA+ UV protection

 



 A natural combination of eye makeup, blush and lips

Long lasting lip color helps creating a naturally rosy look!

* Lip Tint Syrup  650 yen + TAX
Used color:  [01] Cherry tree syrup ( 3 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/elip/item_lip027.html



# Before and After

No exaggeration! 
Overall, a pink color makeup!
Here you are!
Spring style of CANMAKE in 2016!

8. Colorful Nails







Colorful Nails
Easy to apply and long-lasting base formulation!

Long-lasting, quick-drying, with fantastic shine! 

You might put it into the refrigerator for about 30 minutes, 
to speed up the time of quick-drying as well!

* Colorful Nails  360 yen + TAX
Used color: [47] Marshmallow Pink / [78] Candy Pink (39 colors)
http://www.canmake.com/en/enail/item_nail008.html

Let's enjoy the spring time with the latest beautiful makeup!
Are you longing for a romantic love story in this charming season? 

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