How to Budget for CEZANNE Makeup in Japan: 3 Items, Shades, and Reference Prices Compared

If you only use eyeliner day to day, keep the eyeliner budget and leave it at that; if you already own a highlighter, there's no need to buy another one just because the discount looks good. The point of the list is to limit unnecessary spending, not to package all three items as a one-size-fits-all set.

These three items serve different makeup purposes; this article does not compare color payoff, wear time, or skin-tone suitability, and gives no untested recommendation ranking. What can be confirmed is the source page name, the price, and the recorded spec differences.

CEZANNE Tone Filter Highlight 01 Filter Beige: Japan list price ¥693, converts to about NT$144; Taiwan page lists NT$388, Japan's list price is about NT$244 lower.

This Japan listing is 01 Filter Beige; Taiwan's product menu names it differently, but existing verification records confirm it's the same shade. When buying, double-check with "01" plus the full product name — don't just search the brand name and grab the lowest price.

Ultra-fine liquid eyeliner EX Plus: the Japan list price is ¥693, about NT$144 converted; the Taiwan page lists NT$239, so the Japan price is about NT$95 lower.

CEZANNE 美妝新幹線 Lasting Lip Gloss N 101 Fig Mocha: Japan list price ¥693, converts to about NT$144; Taiwan page lists NT$249, Japan's list price is about NT$105 lower.

The lipstick's Japan listing doesn't specify a shade number, while the Taiwan storefront title reads N 101 Fig Mocha; this figure can only serve as a same-line price reference, and shouldn't be written up as a verified Japan price for shade 101 specifically. The eyeliner should also be re-checked for the color you want to buy and whether it's the EX Plus version.

The three Japan list prices total ¥2,079, converting to about NT$432. As a calculation scenario only, adding a 1.5% payment fee brings it to about NT$438; the 1.5% is a sample input, not a claim about your card's actual rate.

Reference prices and figures from different retailers don't guarantee you can get everything at one store in one trip. If even one shade is out of stock in person, rework the list instead of filling the gap with a different color you won't actually use.

A screenshot is best when it shows the full product name, edition, shade, capacity or pen count, and price all together. If a Taiwan storefront's lowest price only applies to a specific option, pick the exact spec first before recording it, rather than treating the whole line as being at that lowest price.

The three items are just a sample budget; picking the right shade, one you'll actually use up without buying a duplicate, is what this list is really meant to help you decide.