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peripera × CU 2026: five checks for Japanese palettes 15 and 16

A practical guide to the Korean brand's CU collaboration eyeshadow palettes, Japanese 6.4g launch, shade names, retailers and eye hygiene.

Korean color-cosmetics brand peripera partnered with Korean convenience store chain CU on dessert-inspired packaging. CLIO Japan's 25 September 2026 primary release introduced two Japanese-market Ink Pocket Shadow Palette shades. This guide distinguishes company descriptions from independently verified facts and does not assume Japan's packaging, shade range or pricing applies to Korea, the US or other markets. We have not personally tested color payoff or wear, nor watched every frame of the linked X post.

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  1. 01

    Distinguish Rosy 15 from Milk 16

    In the Japanese launch, shade 15 Rosy Dipping Chocolate is described as pink-tinged rosy shading; 16 Milk Dipping Chocolate as muted brown shading. These are the manufacturer's color concepts, not independently tested swatches or a universal skin-tone match. Check the number on your product.

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  2. 02

    Four pans do not mean six separate pans

    CLIO Japan describes four areas, including base, shimmer and liner, and proposes six blended effects. That is brand guidance, not evidence of six individually packaged shades. Check eye-area directions, especially for sensitive eyes.

  3. 03

    Check the original Japanese launch details

    The announced CU eyeshadow variant is 6.4g per palette, with a stated Japanese tax-inclusive price of JPY 1,650. Qoo10's CLIO official store launch was 1 October 2026, with gradual physical-store release from 28 October. Neither announcement guarantees today's stock or price.

  4. 04

    Look for the eyeshadow at the right retailer

    The collaboration also includes tints, brow mascara, gloss and blush. The Japanese launch specifically designates Don Quijote as the palette's physical-store retailer. A Loft or PLAZA stocking other collaboration items does not imply it carries these palettes; other countries require separate checks.

  5. 05

    Use clean tools and adapt to your preference

    A light base shade plus an optional deeper accent is a general editorial suggestion, not a confirmed technique demonstrated in the original post. Keep tools clean, do not share eye cosmetics, and avoid the inner eye or injured skin. Stop if pain or irritation occurs. The US FDA warns about infection from contaminated or shared eye cosmetics.

✦ Helpful tips

  • Chocolate packaging is a design theme, not a food product.
  • Images and lighting do not guarantee identical color results on different skin tones.
  • The original X post is linked using native embed; actual rendering was not tested.

ⓘ Keep in mind

  • Avoid sharing eye cosmetics or using contaminated testers, especially when eyes are infected or inflamed.
  • Japanese launch specifications do not establish the versions sold in other countries.

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