Hey, guys! Konbanwa!
And, this one is the tube!
And… what do you think? You thought this is a cosmetic lip gloss, aren’t you?
Well, the stuff at the store told me that this lip gloss is just a melted candy (like syrup,) and we can put that in the yogurt and other desserts!! I think you all thought the same thing, but I was like “Ew.” Lol
Very cute story, isn’t it?? She told me
that they got inspiration from this storyJ
So, this lip gloss is more like secret
snacks for girls;)
Very unique, cute shape, healthy, not
expensive (500yen per each), and based on the real historical Japanese tradition.
How are you doing?
As for me, I went to Ginza, Tokyo to enjoy “window
shopping.” And you know, the word “window shopping” does not always mean literal
“just watching into windows” ….lol
Well, today, I found this very unique
product….LIP GLOSS!!
I know finding tubes of lip gloss is not
that unique, but the remarkable thing is; where I found this cosmetics.
I found this at the Japanese traditional
candy shop called AMEYA EITARO.
AMEYA
EITARO is a sister brand of the Japanese
traditional candy store EITARO AME. EITARO AME is established in Edo period,
and you can find its store in the department stores like MITSUKOSHI, MATSUYA, ISETAN.
The AMEYA
EITARO store I visited was located in MITSUKOSHI
GINZA, and they are selling Ginza’s limited strawberry flavor like AMAO and
SAGAHONOKA.
Oh, I think, it’s really great timing to
introduce you about Japanese strawberries.
Japanese people are so strict with the
flavors of Strawberry (=ICHIGO in Japanese.) In winter time, you’ll see plenty
of kinds of strawberries and two of those flavors are AMAO and SAGAHONOKA.
SO, in this store, I found this lip gloss.
There are six flavors for this lip gloss
line and I got litchi flavored one.
So this is the picture of the box…
And… what do you think? You thought this is a cosmetic lip gloss, aren’t you?
Well, the stuff at the store told me that this lip gloss is just a melted candy (like syrup,) and we can put that in the yogurt and other desserts!! I think you all thought the same thing, but I was like “Ew.” Lol
But what she told me relieved me and
persuaded me to buy it.lol
In Edo period, there were no cosmetics to
make girls’ lip shinny.
So young girls started to add some melted
candy on their lips and they also could enjoyed the taste of good sugar without
letting no adults know at the same time.
It’s definitely worth trying!!
If you are curious, check their web page (Japanese
only):
Eriko
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