New Customer Review

This is such a good brush. It’s titled eyebrow brush, but I like to use it for shading the undereyes (aegyo-sal) and depositing shimmers in a thin line. It’s also very good at blending out eyeliner as well, thanks to its dense and extremely soft hair. I can’t help brushing my fingers over it every time I use this brush because of how soft and springy it feels.

I am impressed with the quality of Bisyodo’s synthetic fibers. Tapping this brush on my very sensitive face was not prickly at all. I am, however, finding that this brush isn’t a one for all concealer brush, as the large bundling size and the round shape makes it quite tricky to use for detailed concealer application, especially near the alar crease.

This brush lays down colors like it’s watercolor. I love to use it for building up neutrals on the lid and under-eyes for that K-beauty contour eye makeup. You can use it to blend out colors as well as it has enough density. I used to swear by the old Mac 219 but this is my new favorite brush of this shape and size.

Very soft and puffy, and has just the right density for tapping on foundation. I like to use it in place of sponges. Probably not the best type if you use primer to fill in pores. For a natural fiber brush that isn’t weasel or kolinsky, this brush is excellent at letting go of liquids and cremes. For me, it was the easiest foundation brush to wash, including my synthetics.

If you’re not someone who meticulously washes their brushes after each use, you should probably own one of these. The textile itself is nothing special (you could probably find something similar if you tried) but it has just the right texture to get most of the products off your fude.

As a long-time fan of Ado, I couldn’t be happier to celebrate her fifth anniversary with this incredible release. This 40-track collection feels like a journey through every emotion and era that defines Ado’s artistry — a story of growth, courage, and authenticity.Each track reminds me why I first fell in love with her music: the power of her voice, the honesty in her lyrics, and the way she turns chaos and vulnerability into something beautiful. Listening to this album is like reliving every unforgettable moment of the past five years, now refined into a single, powerful experience.The production quality is outstanding — every song sounds vibrant, clean, and emotionally charged. It’s not just a compilation; it’s a reflection of Ado’s evolution as an artist and performer. I’m truly grateful for the dedication and passion poured into this release. It feels like both a gift to the fans and a milestone in modern J-pop history.Congratulations, Ado, on five amazing years.Thank you for sharing your voice, your strength, and your soul with us.Here’s to many more years of unforgettable music!

This is a very cute CD release. All the songs are great and Ariana sings them beautifully. I absolutely love putting this EP on during the December holidays, and often enough even throughout the rest of the winter months. It comes with some built in greeting cards and a booklet containing the lyrics written in both Japanese & English. A fantastic addition to my music collection!!

Unpackably great music, at that time already fallen out of time and not attributed to any epoch. Accordingly, this is not aged here either, it sounds just as fresh and modern as it was then and although one should not make the current music makers too bad: no one can deliver such a quality today. Every song is full of power, wit and melody, with ingenious virtuosity and then this sound...

Ma is Rare Earth’s most satisfying record, a great effort capped off by Norman Whitfield writing and producing all five songs. “Ma”, the title track, had been done by the Temptations and the Undisputed Truth, but nobody rocked like Rare Earth. “Hum Along and Dance” first appeared on the Temptations' Psychedelic Shack; Rare Earth gives the groover an update, with a rolling organ to set it off. A haunting arrangement of “Smiling Faces Sometimes” will make you shiver, and things don't get much more sensual than the soft and lush “Come with Me”.

A rare and valuable artifact from an era when musical experimentation and the search for new sonic horizons were in full swing. Andrew Leigh, known for his work with Spooky Tooth, created this solo project, immersing listeners in a world of psychedelic rock with elements of progressive sound.

This is a perfect little collectible for any Ayu fan. Honestly, the sound is excellent; the best way to listen to this lovely song, and the packaging is simple yet beautiful. It includes an inner slip with the song lyrics and the vinyl itself is an absolutely gorgeous sunny clear yellow. The outer package includes a clear plastic sleeve to further store it reducing it from damage over time as well. Definitely highly recommended!!

Je suis vraiment fan de cette album, que des vrais bangers; tengagoken, start our journey, not lose! Quel plaisir.

Al Di Meola's Across The Universe reaffirms how ideally the music of The Beatles translates into the eclectic style he forged early in his career. This album is a reliable point of departure to rediscover both the source material and Di Meola's own discography.

Awesome album. I've seen the video for Gimmick on YouTube and it is a awesome song with great lyrics. I will definitely keep supporting this group for a very long time.

This is a lovely gem of a recording. Made in New York, Kuwabara shows her passionate, delicate and yet rock-solid—even manly—style of piano playing to great effect on every tune. She lets notes linger and pounds bass lines, always with sense and taste. This is a perfectly balanced recording. The mix of covers and originals works well, pacing and balancing the CD from beginning to end. Tempos and feelings shift easily and comfortably to tap into the full range of Kuwabara’s playing, and Lee and Gadd support Kuwabara at every note.

This album is a must have for any music lover and to hear McLaughlin/Goodman/Hammer playing off each other is stunning - the title track "Birds Of Fire" and "Open Country Joy" being but two examples - backed by one the finest and surely tightest rhythm sections ever in drummer extraordinaire Billy Cobham, and Northern Irish bassist Rick Laird.

Fun record, great playing an singing from this metal rockers! Nice Japan release with OBI and comments in Japanese.

Great shows from the vaults by the rolling stones! Nice Japan release with OBI and comments in Japanese.

Great shows from the vaults by the rolling stones! Nice Japan release with OBI and comments in Japanese.

Great shows from the vaults by the rolling stones! Nice Japan release with OBI and comments in Japanese.