Fräulein3°8 is having her 4th Birthday & gives away many lucky bags!

What is a lucky bag?

A lucky bag is originated from Japan and is usually for sales for shops' anniversary or during the new year time. 

The shops will put different combinations of products into a zealed bag or a gift box. People cannot see and will not be told what inside the box exactly are. Each gift box contains different items, but the items must be worth higher than the customers acually paid. The higher value of items they get, the luckier the customers are. This custom has already spread to other asian countries and customers are very excited about lucky bags, because it is full of surprise and feels like a lucky draw!

Why is Fräulein3°8 offering a lucky bag?

To celebrate our 4th birthday, we are excited to offer this special lucky bag to our honored members and wish all of you the best! Each of our lucky bag includes different kinds of items ranging from nail art, makeup to make up brush sets and carrying cases, worth up to 100 EUR! 

Do you want to try your luck? Order one and see what you get! The celebration starts from today until 11th June! Let's celebrate with us!

BITTE JAPAN HELFEN! WAS KANN EINFACHER ALS DIES SEIN？

Let Us All Give a Helping Hand To Japan!

Aiuta Giappone: Tu Scegli, Noi Doniamo!

Fräulein3°8's Travel-Around (1st Shot: Japan)

Time really flies. Fräulein3°8 is already 1 year old, and it is time for us to expand the market to other countries as well. We have sent a team of 4 beauty specialists to different countries which lead the fashion and beauty trends in Asian/European regions.


Our First Stop: Tokyo, Japan
Renowned as the pioneer in the beauty/fashion industry, Tokyo in Japan is definitely not a place to miss. The first impression that it gave us is that the japanese are very polite and friendly. However, things there are pretty expensive that made us want to let them know how great yet reasonably priced our products are :P. All and all, our whole trip was enjoyable and we learned a lot.


Shibuya

Shibuya is the place where most young girls love going shopping. Girls there all do make up and hair like a barbie doll, i.e. blond hair with a headband with a ribbon bow, very long eyelashes and pinky face. They all look very lovely.











In spite of their similar make up and hair styles, they know well how to dress in their own way. The strongest part that we perceive the way they do the nails to match their dresses. If they are on a facebook page, we'll definitely give then "like" 10 times!


Girls in Shibuya are very friendly. They are very happy when we asked them to let us take a picture of them. Well, who don't want to share their beauty, which they spend so much effort on?









Harajuku

Located just next to Shibuya, yet the girls there look quite different. The culture in Harajuku has 2 extremes, because there are girls who like 'cosplay'(costume play) at weekends. These girls wear heavy make up and do nails with exaggerating 3Ds. Their look may not be well accepted by the majority, yet we really appreciate how professional they do it all DIY!



















'Cosplay' girls can be found everywhere in
Harajuku during weekends. It's a good opportunity to discover another culture of Japan.







Ikebukuro















Clustered with many shopping malls like PARCO, SUNSHINE CITY, TOKYO HANDS, etc. It is so convenient for anyone to shop any kinds of products there. You can buy nail art books at bookstore, make up products at drugstore and nail art products at living store. Some of them are even opened 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We can imagine that our products will be there in the near future. :P


Girls in Ikebujuro seem to like painting on nails rather than many 3Ds. One possible reason is that most of them are white collar, so they cannot have exaggerating nails.









Actually, it's way too many things to look and discover in Japan. What we observed is that japanese girls have their own attitude towards beauty that really fit the motto of Fräulein3°8. We hope this attitude will spread to other places as well. By the ways, our next stop is Hong Kong. How'll that be? Stay tuned! See you!