shu uemura x Super Mario Collection for Holiday 2017
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
The Details
On a snowy night in Tokyo, Mario takes you on a brave journey to help Princess Peach by protecting the Mushroom Kingdom’s makeup treasure. Along the way, gather shu uemura colorful makeup and playful cleansing oils to fight against Bowser who wants to see the world in just black and white. Dive into beauty adventure
dare to win with colors.
For the 2017 holiday collection, everyone’s dream comes true: shu uemura will collaborate with Super Mario Bros., the legendary Japanese video game from 1985! Let’s go on a pixelated adventure to help Princess Peach and bring peace back to the Mushroom Kingdom with the Super Mario cast of characters and colorful makeup and hair care items!
Early access on 9/15 only; 10/1 full release
Rouge Unlimited Sheer Shine, $30.00 (Limited Edition)
- Stage Cleared
- Saved Peach
Rouge Unlimited Supreme Matte, $30.00 (Limited Edition)
- M RD197
- M PK375
Tint in Balm, $30.00 (Limited Edition)
- Underground Adventure
- Fire Flower
Skin Perfector Makeup Refresher Mist, $39.00 (Limited Edition)
- Sakura
- Yuzu
Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil, $$43.00 / $91.00 (Limited Edition)
- 150ml
- 450ml
Peach's Eye & Cheek Palette, $115.00 (Limited Edition)
- Pressed Eye Shadow: IR Pink, S Mauve, P Plum, G Gold Light, ME Orange, ME Bronze
- Glow On: Dreamy Peach, Brave Orange
Dual Stamp-Me Liner, $34.00 (Limited Edition)
- Hidden Star
Drawing Pencil, $24.00 (Limited Edition)
- M Black 01
- M Brick Brown 84
- P Light Orange 21
Premium Curler, $21.00 (Limited Edition)
- Invincible Superstar
Fresh Cushion Blush, $39.00 (Limited Edition)
- Dreamy Mauve
- Brave Amber
Peach's Favorite Premium Brush Set, $69.00 (Limited Edition)
Includes four brushes.
Dive Into Adventure Makeup Box, $475.00 (Limited Edition)
Mario-themed makeup train case.
Art of Hair, (Limited Edition)
- Cleansing Oil Shampoo ($57.00)
- Cleansing Oil Conditioner ($58.00)
- Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil ($69.00)
- Master Wax ($39.00)
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
shu uemura x Super Mario Collection
Oh Shu. Seriously? Why do you keep doing the same collection shades over and over and try to sell it with a new “theme”/packaging? 🙁
spot on!
And charge an arm & a leg for it! =/
Same feeling here Michele !
I saw this on Facebook few days ago. I now feel obligated to have one item from the collection cause I’m a huge Mario fan!
That packaging is adorable. I wish I could afford the train case!
The price on that train case is breaking my heart. I might have to pick up the eyelash curler and mauve blush for the packaging. Too cute.
I’ve never bought anything from Shu Uemura because of their limited availability in the US. Is online still the only way to purchase in the US?
Yes, unfortunately.
I might just have to buy them all! I’ve never seen such a collaboration. I don’t really care about the products, the packaging looks sooo cool. Are they available for international shipping?
I actually like the collection and am looking forward to picking up a few things here and there. I’m a huge fan of Mario, so it’s definitely more a collector’s item than anything. I don’t mind that the shades may be similar to past releases because, at this point, I have probably every colour under the sun and am just buying new things because I enjoy them, not because I don’t own them yet. I imagine a lot of heavy buyers are like that as well–when you own a lot, new shades aren’t new and unique anymore. I also think they keep in line with the general trends in Asia, so releasing these shades makes sense–it’s their biggest market.
It’s a shame we don’t have the full line here. Their base products are really great, and I always pick some up when I travel to other countries.
I admit..I love this:) I am in for at least one product..1 up!! The only thing is…where is Yoshi???? Mama mia!
You’re right, there is no Yoshi! I love Yoshi and can’t believe I didn’t notice that. LOL!
Yoshi wasn’t in 8-bit Mario games 😉 But hw would have been a nice add! I might have to pick up something because these are too cute!
Yeah I did think of that later..that I don’t think he was in the original mario. Oops..I will get less fireworks for that one. Ba boom, ba boom.
Wow that blush! I don’t know if I’d like a cushion blush but it’s pretty. The train case is cute but ouch!
TAKE MY MONEY!!!
(also previous comments re: rehashing same ol’ products/new clothing = correct)
Love the blush, but more kiddie packaging? Um, no.
I mean… Neat, I guess.. But I love Luigi and Daisy (I know she didn’t show up till later, believe me, my nerd cred is more than earned) way more than Mario and Peach. Plus I don’t feel like the actual products are even Mario themed, they just slapped some 8-bit graphics on the packaging, gave stuff some Mario-ish names and called it good enough. Hard pass.
Honestly feel like Japanese and Korean brands do “cute” right without being tacky unlike some T brand…?
Although some drugstore ones do go over the top, but their design and price range are geared towards younger audience.
I was so excited for this, and now, I’m incredibly not. There was so much they could have done with this, but it’s just so boring.
I’m not quite sure what demographic Shu is appealing to here, but it doesn’t appeal to me
Since Shu Uemura is a Japanese brand, they’re going to target Japanese tastes, and by their standard, this isn’t considered all that “child-like”. They just have a different idea of what is and isn’t “age-appropriate”. And as someone who is used to that culture, this would be something that is cute but not immature, although not exactly elegant either. More like 20s-30s demographic because of the price range and how note “cute enough” it is.
*not, not “note” ugh.
Once upon a time, before the passing of the original inventor, Su was a good brand, it was sold in some New York department store….my friend got me a product. Then I bought some at its own store in Century Plaza in Los Angeles. Fast forward a bit, Shu had shops like the one on Fillmore Street in San Francisco with a brow boutique. And Neiman and Nordstrom sold Shu. When Shu went online only, it was still good. Sometime afterwards, Shu stopped being innovative. Shu started bring these collaborators and started making products that look like drug store brands. Worse is, the quality disappear.
I find that their quality is not that good lately. The drawing pencil in M Violet from the Maison Kitsune collab is of no good. It disappears in 1 hour from my eyes. Just…pouf !
I wish the brushes were sold individually..I don’t think I want tue whole set.
Looks pretty weak. If you’re going to do a themed collection do a little better than this. This is really no better than the cover girl star wars collection. Lame af
No way! Am I reading the word peach yet again?
This is an easy skip for me, for various reasons.
But I’m sure others will enjoy it thoroughly!
HECK YEAH!!!!!
Does anyone know if it will be available at sephora?
Shu Uemura’s demographic is mainly Asia for sure. I went to shops in Tokyo, and their selection is much larger,
and still very fun and innovative in my opinion. It is a pity the selection is so limited online. (Why do they only sell the bright reds and all the best glitter shadows in Japan? Not fair.) I must get some pieces from this, but only pieces I will use. I find their items usually very wearable, so a few lip products and the curler is definitely coming my way… I love collecting their lash curlers. Haha!