CANMAKE Metalook Mascara Volume Look Black

CANMAKE Metalook Mascara ~Volume Look~ — Japanese Metal-Comb Volumising Mascara, Black

Overview

A Japanese volumising mascara built around a metal comb wand with a wider tooth pitch than the original Metalook Mascara. The wider spacing gathers more lashes into each cluster in a single stroke, so the result is defined, deliberately clustered lashes rather than a separated natural finish. The formula is run-proof against water, sweat and sebum.

Single shade, deep black. Browse the rest of our Japanese makeup.

Please read this before ordering. Our own record is inconsistent about this product: the title and description say a black volumising mascara, while the internal stock code and one of the product tags say clear. A clear lash gel and a black volumising mascara are different products. We have written this page as the black mascara, because that is what the product name and description describe — and we have flagged the code and the tag for correction rather than quietly picking one. If you specifically want a clear mascara, write to us before ordering and we will confirm what is on the shelf.

Key Benefits

• ✓ Wide-pitch metal comb wand — wider tooth spacing than the original Metalook Mascara, so each stroke gathers more lashes into a cluster
• ✓ Deliberately clustered lashes — a defined, graphic finish rather than a separated everyday one
• ✓ Run-proof formula — holds against water, sweat and sebum through long days and humidity
• ✓ A comb rather than a bristle brush — less product deposited per stroke, more control over placement, and no bristle-brush clumping at the root
• ✓ Single deep black shade, for maximum definition
• ✓ Removal and eye-safety guidance on this page, which our previous version had none of on a run-proof eye product
• ✓ Authentic CANMAKE, a Japanese drugstore brand, shipped from Japan

Product Details

Brand	CANMAKE, by IDA Laboratories
Classification	化粧品 — cosmetic (Japan)
Product type	Volumising mascara, metal comb wand
Shade	Single shade, black
Wand	Metal comb, wider tooth pitch than the original Metalook Mascara
Wear	Run-proof against water, sweat and sebum
Net content	Not recorded on our side
Ingredients	Not published by the maker in a form we can cite
Stock code note	Our internal code and one tag say CLEAR; title and description say black — flagged for correction
Country of origin	Japan

Who Is This For?

• People who want dramatic, clustered lashes rather than a separated natural look — this is a deliberate, graphic finish and it is not trying to look like nothing
• People who find bristle brushes clumsy — a comb deposits less per stroke and gives more control over where the product lands
• People who need staying power in humidity, heat, or a long day
• People with short or sparse lashes, where a comb reaches the root more precisely than a loaded bristle brush
• Not for anyone with very sensitive eyes, anyone wearing lash extensions without checking their adhesive first, or anyone who wants a clear lash gel — see the note above about our record

How to Use

1. Wipe excess product off the comb against the mouth of the tube before the first stroke — a loaded comb clumps.
2. Start at the root and draw the comb upward and slightly outward. The wide pitch does the gathering for you; you do not need to wiggle.
3. Work in thin layers, letting each dry before the next. A second coat on a wet first coat is what produces clumps, not the formula.
4. For the lower lashes, hold the wand vertically and use the tip of the comb.
5. Remove it with an eye-makeup remover, never by rubbing. A run-proof mascara does not come off with water, and rubbing at it pulls lashes out — this is the most common way people damage their lashes.

Frequency: As needed; replace about three months after opening.

Full Ingredients

CANMAKE does not publish a full ingredient declaration for this mascara anywhere we can cite, and our own record does not carry one.

We are stating that rather than leaving the section out, because this is an eye product, and the people most likely to want an ingredient list are those who react around the eyes. Our previous version of this page had no ingredients section at all — not an incomplete one, simply none — which is the sort of absence nobody notices until they need it.

Cautions

• Remove with an eye-makeup remover, not by rubbing. A run-proof mascara will not rinse off, and rubbing at it pulls lashes out
• Do not apply to the waterline — the inner rim of the eyelid — where product can block the meibomian glands and irritate the eye
• Replace about three months after opening. Mascara is the one cosmetic with a genuine contamination risk, because the wand goes back into a dark wet tube every time
• If you wear lash extensions, check with your technician first — some mascara formulas dissolve the adhesive
• Do not use over irritated, infected or recently treated eyes, and do not use if you have an eye infection
• Never share a mascara
• Remove before sleeping — dried mascara on lashes overnight makes them brittle
• Do not add water or any liquid to a drying tube; replace it instead
• Stop using it if redness, itching, swelling or stinging appears, and see a doctor if it does not settle
• Keep out of reach of children

Package Contents

One tube of Metalook Mascara ~Volume Look~ with its metal comb wand. Our record does not carry a net content figure and we have not estimated one.

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

Is this the black mascara or the clear one?

The black one, as far as the product name and description go — and we want to be open that our own record disagrees with itself. The internal stock code and one of the tags on this listing say CLEAR, while the title and body describe a black volumising mascara. We have written the page as the black mascara and flagged the code and tag for correction rather than quietly choosing. If a clear lash product is specifically what you want, write to us first and we will confirm what is in stock.

Why a metal comb instead of a brush?

A comb deposits less product per stroke and gives you more control over where it goes, which is why it suits clustered, defined looks and short or sparse lashes. A bristle brush carries more product and builds volume faster, but it is harder to place precisely and clumps more readily at the root.

It clumps. Is that the formula?

Usually not. Two things cause it: too much product left on the comb, and a second coat applied before the first has dried. Wipe the comb at the mouth of the tube before the first stroke, and let each thin layer dry. This is a clustering mascara by design, so some grouping is the intended effect rather than a fault.

How do I take it off?

With an eye-makeup remover, not with water and not by rubbing. A run-proof formula is designed to resist water, so rinsing will not shift it, and rubbing at a resistant mascara is the most common way people pull out their own lashes. Hold a soaked pad against closed lashes for several seconds first, then wipe downward gently.

When should I throw it away?

About three months after opening. Mascara is the one cosmetic where this genuinely matters: the wand travels from your lashes into a dark, damp tube and back again every single time, so it is the product most likely to grow something. Do not try to revive a drying tube with water — that accelerates the problem.