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Description
CANMAKE Marshmallow Finish Powder ~Abloom~ SPF19 PA++ — Five-Shade Colour-Correcting Face Powder
Overview
A Japanese setting powder that sets and brightens in one step, in a palette of five colour-correcting shades rather than a single tone. Sebum-adsorbing powder for wear, 15 skin-caring ingredients against dryness, natural mineral pigments that come off with an ordinary face wash, and a soft matte finish. Fragrance-free.
Three palettes to choose between: 01 Dearest Bouquet, 02 Sakura Tulle and 03 Plumeria Wreath. They are not shade depths of one another — each is a different correction bias, and the section below explains which does what. Browse the rest of our Japanese makeup.
About the SPF19. It is real, and it is not sun protection. A setting powder is applied far more thinly than SPF is measured at, and it goes over makeup rather than onto bare skin. Treat it as a small top-up over sunscreen, never as a replacement for one — our previous page listed the rating as a benefit with no such qualification.
Key Benefits
- ✓ Five colour-correcting shades in one palette — usable swirled together for an overall veil, or lifted individually for targeted correction
- ✓ Marshmallow-soft matte finish — finely milled, blurs pores and smooths uneven texture without looking flat
- ✓ Sebum-adsorbing powder — absorbs excess oil so the base underneath stops sliding
- ✓ 15 skin-caring ingredients to keep a powder from going dry and patchy over a day
- ✓ Mineral pigments that wash off with your ordinary face wash — no dedicated remover needed for the powder itself
- ✓ Fragrance-free
- ✓ SPF19 PA++, honestly framed — a top-up over sunscreen, not a substitute for one
Product Details
| Brand | CANMAKE, by IDA Laboratories |
|---|---|
| Classification | 化粧品 — cosmetic (Japan) |
| Product type | Pressed face powder (setting and brightening) |
| Shades per palette | 5 colour-correcting shades |
| Palettes available | 01 Dearest Bouquet, 02 Sakura Tulle, 03 Plumeria Wreath |
| SPF / PA | SPF19 / PA++ — see the note on what that does and does not mean |
| Finish | Soft matte |
| Scent | Fragrance-free |
| Removal | Ordinary face wash |
| Country of origin | Japan |
Who Is This For?
- 01 Dearest Bouquet — the most neutral of the three; choose it if your main concern is shine and texture rather than a specific colour problem
- 02 Sakura Tulle — pink-leaning; the one to choose if your skin reads sallow or dull and you want warmth back
- 03 Plumeria Wreath — the brightening bias; for skin that reads uneven or shadowed rather than merely shiny
- Oily and combination skin generally, since the sebum-adsorbing base is the point of the product
- Not a sunscreen, and not for anyone relying on it as one — apply proper sun protection underneath
How to Use
- Finish your base first — this is a setting powder, so it goes on last, over foundation or over bare moisturised skin.
- For an overall veil: swirl the puff or a large brush across all five shades together and press it onto the skin.
- For targeted correction: pick up one shade on its own and place it where you need it. This is what a five-shade palette is for, and most people never try it.
- Press rather than sweep. Sweeping a powder across a cream or liquid base disturbs it; pressing sets it.
- Top up through the day on the areas that actually go shiny rather than over the whole face.
Frequency: As the final step of your base, plus targeted top-ups through the day.
Full Ingredients
What is declared: a sebum-adsorbing powder base, natural mineral pigments, and 15 skin-caring ingredients included to stop the powder drying the skin over a wearing day. The formula is fragrance-free.
Why there is no full list here. The pigment declaration differs between the three palettes — each carries a different set of five shades — so there is no single ingredient list that would be true of all three variants of this listing. CANMAKE does not publish a complete declaration for the Abloom powder anywhere we can cite. Read the list printed on the palette you receive.
Composition and specification as declared by IDA Laboratories (CANMAKE). The complete declaration is printed on the pack; where a figure is not published by the maker, this page says so rather than filling the gap.
Cautions
- SPF19 on a setting powder is not sun protection. Apply a proper sunscreen underneath; a powder is applied too thinly and over makeup, so the rating on the pack is not the protection on your face
- Try a small amount on the inner forearm before the first full use, especially if your skin reacts easily
- Stop using it if redness, itching, swelling or stinging appears, and see a doctor if it does not settle
- Avoid contact with the eyes; if the product gets in, rinse immediately with plenty of water
- Do not apply over broken, inflamed or sunburnt skin
- Replace or wash applicators regularly — a puff or wand used for months collects skin oil and bacteria
- Close the compact after use — loose powder in a handbag ends up on everything
- This is a cosmetic, not a treatment for uneven skin tone
- Store away from direct sunlight, heat and damp — a car in summer is the usual way these products are ruined
- Keep out of reach of children
Package Contents
One compact containing a five-shade pressed powder palette with its puff, in the palette you select at checkout: 01 Dearest Bouquet, 02 Sakura Tulle or 03 Plumeria Wreath.
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Opened cosmetics cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
Does the SPF19 mean I can skip sunscreen?
No, and this is the one thing on the page worth being blunt about. SPF is measured at a thickness nobody applies a setting powder at, and this powder goes over makeup rather than onto bare skin. Treat SPF19 PA++ as a small bonus on top of a proper sunscreen. Our previous page listed it as a benefit with no such caveat, which is why the page was rewritten.
How do I choose between the three palettes?
They are not depths of one shade. 01 Dearest Bouquet is the most neutral — choose it if your concern is shine rather than colour. 02 Sakura Tulle leans pink and is for skin that reads sallow or dull. 03 Plumeria Wreath is the brightening bias, for skin that reads uneven or shadowed. Our previous page named the three and said nothing about the difference.
What do I do with five separate shades?
Either swirl all five together with a puff or a large brush for an overall correcting veil, or pick up one shade on its own and place it where you need it. The second use is the reason to buy a multi-shade palette instead of a single-tone powder, and almost nobody tries it because almost no page explains it.
Why isn't the full ingredient list on this page?
Because the three palettes carry different pigments, so no single list would be true of all three variants of this listing, and CANMAKE does not publish a complete declaration for the Abloom powder anywhere we can cite. Our previous page had an unfinished editorial note in that section instead. Read the list on the palette you receive.
How do I keep it from breaking me out?
Wash or replace the puff. A puff used for months on a sebum-absorbing powder holds skin oil and bacteria against your face every time you use it, and it is the usual reason this category starts causing spots. The powder itself comes off with an ordinary face wash.
