Shiseido Sponge Puff Emulsion Compact Type 107 | Wet & Dry Foundation Applicator

Tsujimoto MarketSKU:Shiseido Sponge 107

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Description

Shiseido Sponge Puff 107 — for the Emulsion Pact, wet or dry

Overview

Shiseido's 107 puff, bought in Japan and shipped from Kobe. Listed with our other Japanese beauty tools.

What the number is tied to. The Japanese name is 資生堂 スポンジパフ(エマルジョンパクト用)107 — the puff for Shiseido's Emulsion Pact, a solid emulsified foundation that behaves like neither a powder cake nor a liquid. The puff is cut for that product's case.

Wet or dry — this one really is both. Shiseido specifies both methods for the 107: dry, take foundation onto the puff and spread it evenly; wet, soak the puff and squeeze it out firmly first. Dry gives more coverage, damp gives a lighter, fresher finish. That is a genuine feature and it is why the 107 is worth naming separately from the other puffs in the range.

One claim you will not find here. The 107 is often described as working "well with both emulsion and traditional powder compacts". Shiseido ties it to the Emulsion Pact. The wet-and-dry claim is Shiseido's own and stands; the powder-compact claim is not, and does not.

Key Benefits

  • ✓ Cut for Shiseido's Emulsion Pact case — the puff the product was designed around
  • ✓ Usable wet or dry, and Shiseido says so: two finishes from one applicator
  • ✓ Damp use gives a lighter, fresher finish; dry use builds coverage
  • ✓ High-density foam takes a solid emulsion cleanly, which a loose sponge does not
  • ✓ Washable and cheap to replace next to the compact it serves
  • ✓ Shiseido's own accessory, bought in Japan
  • ✓ Shipped from Kobe with tracking

Product Details

Brand Shiseido (資生堂)
Product name (JP) 資生堂 スポンジパフ(エマルジョンパクト用)107
Country of origin Japan
Product type Foundation applicator (sponge puff)
Intended foundation Emulsion Pact — Shiseido's solid emulsified foundation
Wet or dry Both, per Shiseido's own instructions
Contents 1 puff
Regulatory class Not a cosmetic — an applicator; no ingredient declaration
JAN code 4901872638628
Vendor Tsujimoto Market, Kobe, Japan

Who Is This For?

  • Emulsion Pact users replacing the puff that came with the case
  • Anyone who wants both finishes — damp for a fresher look in summer, dry for coverage
  • People who keep a spare so one is always clean and dry
  • Users who noticed the foundation stopped sitting evenly — a saturated puff is the usual cause
  • Not the right puff if what you own is a powder compact; buy the powder puff for that case

How to Use

  1. Dry method: press the puff onto the foundation, then spread it evenly over the skin.
  2. Wet method: soak the puff in water, then squeeze it out firmly — firmly, not lightly, or the finish goes streaky.
  3. Either way, work from the centre of the face outward with pressing rather than dragging motions.
  4. Build a second thin pass where you want more coverage rather than loading the puff heavily once.
  5. Wash it after use, squeeze without twisting, and dry it flat before it goes back in the case.

Frequency: Wash after every one or two uses; replace every one to three months.

Full Ingredients

Material. A fine-cell synthetic foam. Shiseido does not print a material declaration on the retail pack for this item, so we will not name a polymer we have not seen declared.

If you have a latex allergy: because the composition is not declared on the pack, we cannot confirm the foam is latex-free. Contact Shiseido customer service with the JAN code before use. We would rather tell you this than sell you a face sponge on an assumption.

Not a cosmetic. This is an applicator. It contains no cosmetic formula, so there is no ingredient list to publish and no fragrance, preservative or active to declare.

Cautions

  • Wash it. A foundation sponge collects sebum and product and becomes a bacterial surface within days; an unwashed puff is a common cause of breakouts blamed on the foundation.
  • Wash with lukewarm water and a mild soap or brush cleaner. Squeeze — never wring or twist, which tears the foam.
  • Dry flat and fully before it goes back in a closed case.
  • Do not share it with anyone.
  • Replace it when it hardens, discolours, smells, or stops taking product evenly — one to three months with daily use.
  • Stop using it if the skin becomes irritated where it is applied.
  • Keep out of reach of small children — it is a choking-size object.

Package Contents

1 × puff. No case and no foundation — this is the replacement applicator only.

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

Can I use it with a powder compact?

Shiseido ties the 107 to the Emulsion Pact, so we will not tell you it works with traditional powder compacts. It is not that a powder cake would destroy it; it is that a puff should not be sold as fitting a case Shiseido never matched it to.

How wet is wet?

Soak it, then squeeze it out firmly. Shiseido's instruction says firmly, and it matters: a puff that is still dripping pushes the emulsion around instead of laying it down, and the result is streaks.

Which method gives more coverage?

Dry. Damp use thins the layer and gives a fresher, lighter finish; dry use lays down more product. Most people use damp in summer and dry in winter with the same puff and the same compact.

Is it latex-free?

We cannot confirm it. Shiseido does not print a material declaration on this retail pack. Contact Shiseido customer service quoting JAN 4901872638628 if you have a latex allergy.

How often should I replace it?

One to three months with daily use. Wet use makes washing and full drying non-negotiable — a puff put back damp into a closed case is a bacterial problem, not just a hygiene preference.

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