KANEBO

Sensai Ultimate The Cream This year, I gave myself a birthday present and bought a cream. The cream is probably the most expensive of all that I bought. For daytime use, it is a bit greasy....

I have enjoyed using masks as night creams for several years - Chantecaille's Jasmin and Lily is a favourite - but this new mask from Sensai is SPECTACULAR. Unless you are genuinely allergic to...

The Treatment Gloves by Sensai are something that I wouldn't expect to be that much different than regular gloves intended for nighttime wear to ''seal in moisture'', but they are. The older pink...

It's one of those items that one'd think that it's nothing special and other brands sell similar washcloths (Annayake, Dermalogica) until you try them side-by-side and look at your skin and realise...

Special ceramic-processed gloves (the pink ones) or the newer edition in cotton (yellow coloured) worn with a hand cream to indulge the hands in moisturising comfort. Works perfectly. I find that...

This is my everyday palette. I don't know why my Japanese cosmetics obsession faded because this palette is so easy: for me, this is a truly neutral palette. It doesn't pull too warm or too cool....

I am a bit on the fence about this product. This is a very recently launched moisturiser/mask whose manufacturer (Sensai/Kanebo) claims that it is a "cream mask for fragile skin approaches...

There is not much more to add after Rayoflight's comprehensive and detailed review really. The product is excellent, easy to use and does deliver glowing, flowless skin in a very short time in one...

Incredible lasting power on my oily hooded lids. Water and sweat proof for me. Even after a few washes with plain liquid soap, on both my eyes and my hands it refused to budge even a bit. Takes a...

Wanted to like it because of popularity in Japan and Taiwan. Migrated off my oily lids easily after a few hours, is good for tight lining however. Nice pigmentation. Has a weird mechanical pencil...