Drugstore Makeup Shopping in Tokyo + doing my makeup with everything!
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I appreciate that you took the extra time and effort to blur the faces of everyone in the background. None of the other youtubers I watch do this and I'm sure if the people in the background knew they were in your video they would appreciate it!
agreed
True, Mia is just amazing ❤
yes! actually Japanese people practice this cos they're very respectful of others' privacy.
Yes I noticed and appreciated this too!! ❤
@@klowwwww and because it’s a law but there’s a caveat that if it’s a group over a certain number you don’t have to, so it’s still very commendable that she blurred everyone when I think she was above the number
Just a note, the white powder Mia pointed out at the start of the video (2:29) isn't even meant to have shades - it's a powder that you put on top of your skincare at night so that it doesn't stick to the pillow, and it has skincare properties so you can wear it throughout the night. Literally the label says "Skincare Powder"
Omg, I'm intrigued!!
That is awesome! I need to find this product. Do you have one that you recommend?
Dang! If I'd known something like that existed I would've added it to my Yesstyle haul of 3 days ago (got skincare for 1+yr, plus new cream blushes and other cutesy makeup). That's genius!
Yep. I noticed that too. And when she said that I was like umm no it was not meant ot have shade lol. Hope people don't misunderstood though
do you know where to get it in the eu?
Just to say a word about Japanese mascaras or Asian mascaras in general (I'm Asian myself). They are usually dry and waterproof because we (quite often) have PIN STRAIGHT AND SUPER TOUGH lashes. Therefore for a mascara to hold the curl for a whole day, it must be light and waterproof most of the time. The wetter ones simply don't work as nicely. That's why they feel so different compared to western ones :)
I was just going to comment this! So true!
This is super helpful! I’m not Asian, but I struggle with straight (almost downwards) lashes even when curled, and many mascaras don’t work unless they’re waterproof and lightweight. I can’t find any suitable ones, so I may look into Asian mascaras!!
That's so great to know bcs my lashes are just the same and I'm German :D
do u have any brand recommendations or are all the same kind of formula?
@@UhhhImTrashSorry me too😅 for me the yellow maybelline the colossal in waterproof is my go to mascara for yeeeears now. No other drugstore mascara (tried some highend too) couldnt hold the curl.
But now I would love to try the japanese/ asian makeup 😍
That’s so cool to learn the differences between the different races. I’d always assumed (and u know what they say about assumptions) that everyone’s eyelashes are the same. Thank you for teaching me something new! 😊
Its so great that people are in the comments helping to explain. That is such a lovely way to share culture. Not disrespectful or offended for no reason. Just a "oh wait let me explain that so you understand better"
ok but the plucking of the eyebrow direction was something i did not know so thank you for that.
SAME- it explains why my eyebrows have been slaying so hard recently though
My eyebrows are FLOPPING ugh please... like honestly pray for them
Same it’s honestly like kinda cool and interesting
I’ve heard that plucking your eyebrows is not healthy for them 💔
Literally came here to say the exact same thing I mean I knew but I want MORE people to KNOW lmao
I am sure some people already commented, but term "whitening" in asia mostly means the same as "brightening" in most western markets. It is not about making you lighter directly, but rather evening out complecton and providing radiance. Just diff marketing terms!
Yesss! Also in Japanese context, it means like clear canvas, clean slate
Just a quick update - when the Japanese refer to Whitening makeup it is the equivalent of even skin makeup. it removes blemishes. Although the Japanese do like milk like completions.
Yes, its basically a primer.
In the West, they like tan complexions, that self tanning is so rampant, that if you don't self tan, you will be branded poor who cannot afford to go on vacation or afford the time and effort to self tan.
@@karlylothis is so dramatic. you will not be labeled poor 🤣
Is that kind of comparable to like a primer or blurring base?
@@strawberrysoymilkshake yes, it is a primer. Which is normally called a "base" there. You can find brightening, color correcting undertone and many more! Similar to bronzing drops, but the opposite effect. To make your face or neck the same shade. 😄
@@murderrotic sorry if my LIFE EXPERIENCE is too dramatic for you. You don't understand the hurdles of an Asian who lived in a Western country. 🙄 And my original comment was removed for some reason.
Mia, i really hope you did a stationary haul because Japanese stationary products are to die for
Omg yeeees
It’s so much fun watching you girl. Here I am , a grandma watching this beautiful young lady who makes me laugh. You’re a joy to watch and a Canadian. Go girl.
that's so sweet 🥹
Same! I'm 63 and enjoy watching Mia also, how can you not?
Same! I am almost 60 & enjoy watching Mia, too! She’s adorable 🥰
a joy to watch AND canadian wow mia you're the whole package
I am a guy and only makeup I wear is chapstick but still find this videos so calming. only know what half these make ups are but still entertained by your discussions and comparisons of them haha
right? I'm a girl and too lazy for makeup but these videos are so therapeutic
yeah man i don't wear makeup either, it's okay to enjoy videos about things you don't do!
Fellow Canadian here!! I personally love shopping Asian beauty (mostly Korean & Chinese) so here’s where I recommend to shop:
-YesStyle (online)
-Oliveyoung (online)
-Sukoshi Mart (in person)
-Kiokii And (in person)
Most of the in person stores are in Toronto but they do have other locations you can find online! Also there are many more online stores but I chose the ones I have personally bought from :)
Hope this helps!!
this! sukoshi also ships online
I’m not Canadian but yami buy is an online grocery store that has cosmetics
I second YesStyle ❤
Robert Welsh has been talking a ton about YesStyle. Sounds like a good option!
Yes Sukoshi and kiokii are so good and way less sus than some of the other options for K/J/C beauty
Not to be dramatic but this makeup look is probably the most beautiful look I've seen on your channel over the years. I'ts so clean and naturally beautiful. The cream contour stick added so much to the look and it fits your skintone so well. Now I wanna go to Japan haha.
Want to highlight that the whitening base neutralizes undertones hence why the colors are nicely balanced. Recommend not to rule it out in the future; try it under your foundation and take the other contour you say is orange and try it again. It may appear more warm.
It is a primer! 😅
Yeah, I think she went to crazy and got too offended by it.
@@angelrebekah9153I think so too! I love Mia but I think maybe she was just assuming everything was whitening ??
I'm not sure why she didn't use translate on her phone while she was shopping?!
@@JoyGilmoredoesn’t whitening also means something different in asian skin / makeup brands? it’s colloquial for evening out skin tone
btw, the completely white compact powder usually is just a translucent/no sebum powder. which doesn't have any color once you applied on your face, and just to make your make up more matte, but sometimes it gave a blurring effect.
It's like translucent powder that I use that has absolutely no colour but helps with shine and oils. I don't do makeup but like to browse and tinted powder is kinda rare, it's usually either translucent or a dusty pink. Not American btw
Mama Maples wearing blue mascara paired with Mia wearing pink mascara is such a cute visual! ❤
Hi Mia! The powder in the blue tin is called suppin powder and it's more like a no make up make up. You can set your skin care with it and wear it by itself for a smooth skin look without doing a full beat. You can probably use it over makeup as well but that might be the reason it looks a bit cakey! I only ever use it on days when I'm not wearing makeup but I don't want to look super flushed.
Oh my gosh that is so cool. I need this powder now. My skin is nice but it gets oily during the day on my forehead and nose. Something like this sounds like a god send
I also LOVE Japanese products. Their highlighters are really good! Not all the products are Japanese though some of the products you picked out were imported from Korea like the peripera eye shadow palette and the romand lips.
yep, came here to point these out too! and lilybyred is also a Korean brand.
2 out of 3 of the powders she bought were also skincare powders and not setting powders HAHA
And Bbia is Korean too. So all those lip products were Korean brands.
@@kateberlyy ooh what's a skincare powder? Don't think I ever heard of those!
First in line for the Mia Maples Makeup Collection!!
your moon and star earrings are STUNNING 🌙✨
Ik im trying to find them
lol nvm they 75 dollars
@@janethekiller5895 WOAHHHHH
@@janethekiller5895where are they from?
Mia is truly a breath of fresh air on this crazy app 😂 She is beautiful inside and out and just really sweet and genuine. ❤
Someone already pointed out that the powder Mia picked up was a skincare powder which is supposed to make your skincare less sticky, but I believe the reason why there were mostly white powders is that these were rice/bamboo etc. powders. They aren't meant to give you colour, they're translucent
By any chance, do you know what it’s called?
@@introvertspeaks I don't know, I'm sorry
@@m.8241 no worries. Thanks for the information anyway. I might find the name somewhere (hopefully). I’m just so intrigued because I’ve never heard of this before and skincare being so stcky is one reason I feel lazy doing it at night.
Not sure if anyone else has commented this already, but YesStyle & Stylevana carry Japanese brands as well as Korean and ship here to Canada.
Also Jolse, Iherb but it’s good to shop between all the sites. Some are cheaper but have long shipping times (stylevanna).
Agreed, yesstyle is a good site for Japanese and Korean products.
I actually do think that base make-up looks better than what you usually have on, the colors just match better somehow 😊
I do too! The tones/shades were beautiful on her skin
I saw Mia and makeup and I RAN to watch
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Same I love her videos!!!❤
I see Mia and run. She’s the best.
Tip for Mia: doing mascaras left and right instead of up and down helps mascara grab hold better!
Mia is actually my favorite cozy content creator and I love when she graces us with makeup content ❤❤
always love to watch Mia explain and gush over things, I don't know much about make up so it's interesting to hear about how it differs from the stuff you usually use, also reading the comments and learning why there are differences and how some of the products are used!
Omg your message about different types of beauty.. you’re my fav TH-camr and every video you post I am reminded why. So down to earth I love your content and everything you do 🥰🥰🥰
I LOVE those earrings. And the fact that you respected other folks privacy. And just you in general. You're lovely.
This all black shopping outfit is giving me life! We never see you in black, but you look incredible! 🖤
I agree the black really complements Mia. It is so good I was looking at her face and at not her shirt
I lived in Japan for 3 years and how you did your makeup is pretty spot on to how the girls do it, especially the glittery under eye.
5:57 and „is it a crime”? got me laughing so hard. Mia, please do never change ❤
*ps. The shade of the bb cream is literally a perfect match and the bronzer was made for you. It all looks so good 🥹
Such a fresh and lovely makeup look! Your headband and ruffled shirt combo were on POINT, and even matched your color palette.
Hi Mia! I’d love to see a video on sewing a met gala inspired dress. Could be fun
The makeup looks so beautiful! It complemented your skin color so well! Love it!
all of the lip products are actually korean brands 😂 wish you would do korean makeup one day!
The one she used was from Bbia in case anyone was wondering! Took me some time to figure it out lol
Eyeshadow is peripera, which is also a korean brand.
Most of what Mia bought were actually Korean beauty products
-KISS primer
-Peripera eyeshadow palette
-BBIA lip
-Lilybyred lip
-Rom&d lip
K beauty is super popular in Japan so no wonder things she picked up in Japan are actually Korean
@@me-yp4jqkiss is a Japanese brand but very popular in Korea. And it’s totally fine cuz Canadian makeup products are often American or European. So she probably didn’t care and neither shoudl us
i love that whenever you film in public, you always make sure to blur everyone afterward! Wish more people did that...💖💖💖
I love how much more natural this makeup looked because of the shade match. The Asian beauty standard of being pale can be tough to deal with but it does provide aid for pale individuals who struggle to find the right shade
I'm asian and i can say that not all asians have this "being pale beauty standard"and it is not hard to find the the makeup product you are looking for in your skin tone. it is hard to find products you are looking for in your skin tone in japan.
@@MONSTER36974 thank you for clarifying, I probably should've specified the Oriental Asian areas such as Japan & S Korea
I'm really pale and I wish I could go to Korea LOL!🤣 In England (at least in the place I live in) they only have like 2 light shade matches which are really pale like me. One of them is literally paper white and is too light for me and the other is too dark :(
I really appreciate that you took the time and effort to blur the faces of strangers, Mia! You are a very kind, polite and respectful. You fit in Japan very well!
I want those lip products! On a side note, I am an individual lashes girlie, and a tip is putting the under your lashes and alternativing lengths! The goal of it is to enhance your own lashes 😊
I'm a fellow glossy lips girlie and you NEED to try out the rom&nd juicy lasting tints!! It's the same brand as the melting lip balm and its Korean.
going to japan with my bf, his uncle and aunt (she is from japan) in September im so excited, this series has come at a good time
I get sooo excited every time you travel anywhere bc I know we’ll be getting content from it for WEEKS
The pink mascara on the underlashes is soooo pretty!!!
As someone who's very much interested in asian makeup trends it was really fun to watch how someone who doesn't know what to expect reacts to them :D
It's so cool to see how much Mia's grown from 5 years ago to now!!
Also you can translate things using the Google translate app with taking a picture of whatever needs translating. That's what I do :)
I’ve been a long time watcher of your vids and I just I love how much you have evolved as a person 💗 you are such a gem and I love growing with you!
I’m Japanese and I’m so happy to see you trying Japanese makeup products again!!
Uhmmm wow! That makeup looks great. Im obsessed with the contour on you and I think I want a million of the lip products for myself!!
Going to Tokyo in August and I can’t wait!! This is perfect timing to see you exploring!!
This video was so fun to see!! Also some products here were Korean I would def love a full face of Korean makeup one day🥹💗
I recommend YesStyle for shopping Asian beauty! I love most Asian branded mascaras because my eyes are insanely watery, my eyelashes are blonde. I like a brown mascara but in the states it’s nearly impossible to find a true brown waterproof mascara, they’re all black-brown or black. I love a lot of the sunblocks as well.
@rudepunk1986 Because I'm very pale and "of a certain age" I prefer brown mascara most days - especially when I'm tired. I had to order mine from Greece, got a burgundy brown and a brown there, but it was annoying to have to order abroad.
I recently discovered that L'Oréal suddenly has a brown mascara now. Got mine from the drugstore. Bourjois, if you can get that in The States, always had them. Regular and waterproof. Bourjois formulas are a little drier, like Asian brands. So if you like that, maybe check them first.
Oh my gosh, the eye makeup you did looks so good on you!! Pink eyeshadow is definitely for you!! 🩷xx
yes style is an app with asian makeup!! good price and so good! it has a lot of korean products and and it also has clothes too
I really appreciated what you said about beauty standards being narrow and limiting. So wise of you!
YESSTYLE IS THE ONLINE SHOP FOR YOU ITS SOO GOOD I LOVE ITTT
Mia you need to go to Korea. When you see all the makeup they have... There's no self control on Olive Young, this store has every single brand. Not to mention the skin care brands. OMG
Do you know of a good place to buy korean skincare online??
@@BreezyRenee333 Roseroseshop. They have an ebay store and their own website and skincare brand.
@@BreezyRenee333iherb
@@BreezyRenee333yesstyle is the best one in my opinion
@@BreezyRenee333 i buy everything i need from yes style (one word though) -- i also think they do sell not only korean brands :) never had any issues with shipping to europe
The makeup turned out so beautiful! Hope you had a great trip☺️
Very pretty, light & shimmery! I like all the light color foundation/powders you found.
mia youre just the best youtuber ever! so funny and interesting, great content and so respectful of the space! i love that you blurred everyones faces
I am living for your green screen. The past few videos since you’ve gotten them is so fun and a nice personal touch 🤍🤍
it’s such a fun format with u vlogging and narrating it with ur mic
Holy cow! Absolutely gorgeous look at the end there! Skin looks like glass. Killin it Mia ✨
Mia over here dropping serious business about beauty standards. 🎉 We love it!!!! Say it louder!!!
The contour looks so good!
A lot of the make ups in japan are from korea. Korea's make up is some of the best in the world. You can look up the brand online of the foundation you couldnt find. My favorite brand is Tony Moly. It also has adorable packaging.
False. Only a small percentage of Korean makeups are sold in japan and only recently, mostly in drugstores catering to a niche consumer (teenagers) & don’t make up 10 percent of the Japanese market, including the thai and Chinese makeups also sold in japan.
Japanese cosmetics and beauty market is actually wide from drugstores to luxury, leaning more on luxury. 😂 FYI, The Japanese love to gatekeep their products from the world. They make their own since time immemorial and don’t like to market their products outside the country. Please do research before sharing things you don’t have an idea of or know.
Oh my gosh, your makeup looks amazing! You did an incredible job. Your skin is flawless too! 🤩
I was waiting for you to post the whole day (im hours ahead of you since im in Belgium) so i could eat my snacks while watching you 😂❤
I love you Mia😭😭 Your take on beauty standards made my day 🫶🫶
I've been into Asian beauty products for well over a decade now and I have some comments/tips!
Some of the stuff you bought was Korean (the eyeshadow palette and all of the lip products are Korean). I'm also surprised that you were having issues with the mascaras! The purple one is by Heroine Make who are known for their Long & Curl and Volume & Curl mascaras which are basically indestructible. You need a really good makeup remover. I don't know if the purple one is part of that particular range or not. But I've never had issues with Asian mascaras. I think part of the thing is that the things people want in makeup in the west vs in Asia are basically the opposite to a certain extent. I like more East Asian style makeup where it's sheer washes of colour, shimmers, subtle and still natural. I do like western makeup with more of a bold, "I'm wearing makeup" look, but I usually go more for the subtle and natural look in general, with a darker lipstick than you normally get in East Asian makeup. The products you chose are meant to be more sheer and washes of colour, look natural and subtle. The eyeshadows don't usually have a lot of pigment because that's just not how most people do their makeup. It's more on the buildable side than the one swipe full pigmentation side. The false eyelashes are meant to be subtle and just enhance your natural eyelashes, not in the way that western false lashes are really bold and stand out. Between Japan and Korea, I'd say that Japan is definitely more on the side of natural and simple whereas Korea will have some stronger colours and more glitter. Not saying that applies to everyone, just that's what I've noticed over the past decade.
I think what could be really cool is if you watch some Japanese and Korean makeup videos and see if you can copy them! You don't need to speak the language because it's fairly obvious what they're doing, and a lot of Korean beauty creators actually include English subtitles now (which they never did before! but now I have also been learning Korean for over a decade so it's kind of too late for me lmao). I don't really watch a lot of beauty content on TH-cam anymore so you'd have to look to someone else to find who's popular now. I can only give you suggestions from a while ago and I don't even know if they still make videos haha
Finally, I don't know how many of these places ship specifically to Canada, but here are some places I've bought Asian makeup and skincare from before that definitely ship to the UK.
When I first got into Asian cosmetics, I only ordered from *YesStyle* because I didn't know/trust anywhere else, and back then no one shipped to the UK. They are more expensive, but you have a massive range of stuff. You can get Korean and Japanese, and even Chinese and Taiwanese stuff all from them in one order. I really appreciate that still, because a lot of places only specialise in one country. I still find stuff on there that is difficult to find elsewhere, but I rarely order from them because it's sometimes twice the price as other websites.
*Jolse* will always have a soft spot in my heart even if I don't order from them anymore because they raised their shipping prices and now it costs too much to get it here 😭 they sell predominantly Korean stuff. I don't think they have any other countries' cosmetic stuff. But they are really good and it's shipped directly from Korea.
I also used to order from *Roseroseshop* a lot! I haven't in a while, though, because like Jolse, they raised their shipping prices and it costs too much to get it here. I can find other websites for cheaper shipping, even if they're missing out on some of the great bits that Roseroseshop has. They always sell things for way, way cheaper than you can find elsewhere. They also have a massive range of stuff from Korea. You can buy lots of different minis and travel sizes that I've never found anywhere else, and you can buy things in massive bulk orders, like 10 of a particular cream or whatever.
Right now, I order mainly from *Stylevana*. They have very good prices and free shipping over £39, which I usually meet when I order. They are mainly focussed on Korean products, but you can find Japanese and some Taiwanese (like My Beauty Diary sheet masks! Highly recommend, they are great! The black pearl one is my favourite and has been for years. To this day, it is still one of the only sheet masks I've used that I've actually seen a difference from using) stuff there, too. It doesn't have as good a range for those places as YesStyle, but the prices are a lot better, and it does carry things that are difficult to find on other websites; I love Japanese hair dyes and they carry some parts of the lines I like (Kao Liese bubble foam is the best hair dye in the world if you have thick and dark hair, even if it's not East Asian hair! It works so well and leaves my hair feeling so soft, and the colours actually show up! And even though my hair is long and thick and curly, I can usually get away with just one box when in western dyes I have to use two or more!). They ship from Hong Kong, so it can take a while to get here (usually around 2~3 weeks), but it's not as bad as YesStyle used to be (when I first started ordering from them a decade ago, it could take a month+ sometimes).
I mostly buy Korean stuff, with some Japanese and other stuff thrown in, purely because that is more to my taste and I can actually read it and understand what it says/how to use it. I can't read Japanese, but I can understand some kanji from learning Chinese for a bit, and hanja in Korean. I struggle a lot more with Japanese lmao. Korean stuff also tends to be more accessible as they are more open to shipping overseas and expanding, whereas I have found that Japanese makeup brands are fine with just existing in Japan and parts of Asia. If you look on the AsianBeauty subreddit (r/asianbeauty on reddit) then you will find a list of sellers and recommendations. I relied on them a lot when I started getting into Asian beauty, and I still trust their recommendations. But I have mostly gone my own way now, having used the makeup for so long and being able to speak Korean now. Also, it's all way more accessible than it used to be. There was some stuff where the only recommended way to get it was to buy it on ebay. Now there's Japanese and Korean beauty products being sold in high street shops in the UK! For like twice the price, but still, it's wild!
One final aside PS thing is that "cruelty free" stuff is only really just becoming a thing in East Asia, mostly as an influence from the west. It's just not something that's a priority for most Asian shoppers. There are more brands or product lines in Korea specifically that are launching whose main ethos is being cruelty free and vegan etc. Unleashia is one of them, that's one of their major selling points is that they are cruelty free and vegan. Lots of other brands have certifications from Korean organisations either for certain products or product lines for being cruelty free/vegan. They are not always certified by the companies that people think of in the west, like Peta or Leaping Bunny - they are domestic companies. Some aren't certified because there's no requirement to be certified to call yourself vegan or cruelty free, I don't think. It's the same in the west, you can say that you're cruelty free and it can be completely true, but you only need to undergo testing and stuff if you want to put things like the Leaping Bunny logo on your products. Also, basically all Asian beauty brands sell in China, so if you consider that to not count as cruelty free, then there's not really anything to offer for you there.
Also, the shade range has always been bad. In Korean makeup, it used to be two shades. 21 and 23. Now there's a bit more of a shade range, but because it's all still focussed on East Asia who have a much more homogeneous population, they don't really consider much need for shade expansion. If you want more shades, you buy western foundation. It's not as bad as it was before, but it's really still focussed on a very small amount of skin tones, as they're the demographics of the places they're selling to. It sucks, and I do think that if you want to sell base makeup then you should sell an evenly spaced shade range from light to dark, but that's not most of the brands' priority. It should be, but it's not. And as the beauty standards favour lighter skin anyway, the darker products would mostly be sold overseas, which isn't enough of a market for them to justify making it and selling it in their eyes. If you only sell a few hundred of the darkest shade a year and it costs money to make and ship it out, then your company will probably cut it. It is bad, but there are reasons why it's so bad. I don't want to come across like I'm justifying these decisions, I just want to explain why they're made and why they're still being made even when they are trying to expand further abroad. I don't know if they will get to Fenty levels anytime soon, but hopefully they'll get better than they are now. They are really missing out on a massive market by avoiding anything that could work on even slightly darker skin, even within Asia and Oceania.
You are such a natural beauty. That makeup is bomb!
fyi!! the heart eyeshadow pallete is actually a korean product! also, to find more products based in japan you can check yes style
As someone who lived in Japan for five months, these are the types makeup products I would recommend getting in Japan:
- liquid eye glitter
- blush
Literally everything else I wouldn’t necessarily recommend (unless you’re into the very subtle Japanese makeup style)
What I would recommend spending your money on instead is skincare. I’ve been using the perfect whip cleanser and the gokujun premium face cream and both of them are very popular, fairly cheap and amazing quality in Japan. Also they don’t have a strong smell which I personally really like
Turned out beautifully! Love!
I love the efforts that she clearly is putting into these videos with the green screen
It’s so entertaining 🫣
Wow! I am early❤. Love japanese makeup and Mia so this video is perfect😊
This video is just so goo0od I’m definitely enjoying your experience of Japan 🇯🇵 thank you Mia ❤
Just a couple of info based on mia’s purchase for all the people curious about the products and brands
•powders in japan generally tend to be white and come off translucent on the skin, they don’t necessarily make you whiter. It makes your skin more even.
•first product you used was a primer.
•integrate, the brand of the bb cream is fairly known for having meh packaging but the quality being really good
•cezanne is also the same as integrate
•canmake has flashy packaging (altho cheap looking) but their product is pretty good. I ise them daily
•peri pera (the eyeshadow) is a korean brand. Never tried it so i don’t have much info on it
•opera (the colour mascara) has great lip products. They were pretty popular a few years back
•the purple mascara you used was a mascara base
•heroine make (the purple base) is actually really good if you get the proper mascara. It’s very popular and everyone has used and loved them at one point in their life
•all the lip products are korean brands (i think)
Yesss I was looking for this comment! I use the heroine mascara primer with their mascara and my curl lasts all day!
yes lilybyred, Rom&nd, and bbia are all korean brands!! i can also vouch for all of them (and peripera) they're so good I love both eye and lip products!
My 3yo son loves you and your videos ❤️ thank you for being family friendly! 🥰
0:19 ik you blocked out the faces out of respect for those random people but the pixelated effect on the bottom and the clearness on the top looks kinda cool
Mia for years your videos are the like only ones I can sit down and watch and do nothing else. I usually use TH-cam as background noise but I just appreciate your videos and format so much
Hey pro tip: Google Translate can translate things in real-time through your camera!! I use it all the time for labels on items in Asian grocery stores 😊
Mia I just adore you ❤ you are so wholesome, happy and kind. Keep being you forever
As the mama to a bunch of sassy guinea pigs, I just wanted to say how much I appreciate that you try to do cruelty free with your makeup! It can be really hard, but it makes me excited whenever I hear people with a platform going that route :)
Guinea pigs are the best. I've put a few videos up from my sister on my channel of her piggies
Stuart did such a great job of helping make Japan videos with you 😊
I’m 25 and I come from a VERY different background from Mia, like I feel like Mia is the product of healthy marriage and not growing up too fast and having supportive parents, if you know what I mean?
It’s 100% a compliment even if I didn’t word it correctly 🤪
But I really hope my daughter grows up to resemble Mia in some ways 🥹❤️ such a kind, humble, beautiful woman inside and out
Mia your skin is literally perfect 🤗
who else loves mia!!
MEEEEEE❤❤❤❤
Gorgeous, as always! I loooove how the eyeshadow turned out! It reminds me of an old Lip Smackers lip gloss I had and LOVED.
Love that you blurred everyone out! Shows how respectful you are, Mia!
Love how your mom embraced color theory through mascara. It's a small little piece of info in the whole video but that made me smile.
Loveeeee these types of videos
It's pretty interesting to see the range of products and brands in a Japanese makeup store, especially compared to the original drugstore makeup video you did many years ago. What I find interesting is the number of brands that are popular that are not Japanese! Judydoll is Chinese, while Rom&nd, Lilybyred, Peripera and Bbia are all Korean! It seems the makeup scene in Japan has changed a lot since five years ago, and yet there are still familiar brands that are still very popular, such as Canmake, Cezanne, Opera, Isehan, etc!
I wish makeup outside of japan can have fun packaging
That BB cream looks amazing on you. Love the blush and lip product as well!
I'm sooooooooooo excited to see this ❤ love u mia ❤
I think the makeup looks beautiful! You put so much effort into your content and it really shows!
mia gives off rapunzel vibes omge
Love love love all the makeup videos you’ve been bringing back!!😍❤️
"I don't want to be offensive" from Mia Maples, the purest, most thoughtful & inoffensive creator on the entire internet 👼😆🥰
Hi Mia! I love your videos. I was wondering, when you do your regular makeup/product reviews, would you consider reviewing kevena beauty’s magnetic lashes? I keep seeing them on my feed and I wonder if they actually work 🤔