Kiss Me Mascara Remover: Pink vs Blue, How to Use, Price in Japan

Kiss Me mascara remover is Heroine Make Speedy Mascara Remover (スピーディーマスカラリムーバー) from ISEHAN’s KISSME line, a 6.6 mL remover with a comb applicator that costs ¥924 in Japan. Heroine Make says it melts even waterproof mascara so it slides off without rubbing, and that it is fragrance-free, colourant-free, alcohol-free and free from ionic surfactants. It comes in a light blue bottle and a pink bottle, and Heroine Make says both contain the same product. This guide covers how to use it, the pink vs blue question, its full ingredient list and how it compares with Speedy Point Makeup Remover, based on Heroine Make’s official pages.

What you’ll learn in this article:

• What Kiss Me mascara remover is and what it costs in Japan
• Whether the pink and blue bottles are different
• How to use it, and which Kiss Me mascaras need it
• Its full ingredient list
• How it differs from Kiss Me Speedy Point Makeup Remover
• How to buy it from Japan

What Is Kiss Me Mascara Remover?

Kiss Me mascara remover is Heroine Make Speedy Mascara Remover (スピーディーマスカラリムーバー), a comb-applicator remover for waterproof mascara that you brush onto your lashes like a mascara. Heroine Make says it quickly blends into stubborn waterproof mascara and dissolves it so it slides off without scrubbing, which Heroine Make says is gentler on lashes and eyelids. Its comb picks up plenty of liquid in one dip, and Heroine Make says it is less likely to sting the eyes, so you can work it well into the lashes.

Japanese name	キスミー ヒロインメイク スピーディーマスカラリムーバー
Price in Japan	¥924
Size	6.6 mL (0.22 fl oz)
Applicator	Comb
Bottles	Light blue and pink, same formula
Best for	Waterproof mascara
Scent	Fragrance-free (light blue and pink bottles)
pH	Not published by Heroine Make

From Heroine Make’s official Japanese site and ISEHAN’s official online store (as of October 2026). The price is the manufacturer’s suggested retail price in Japan. Heroine Make notes that the fragrance-free claim applies to the light blue and pink bottles.

• Fragrance-free
• Colourant-free
• Alcohol-free
• Ionic surfactant-free

Pink vs Blue Kiss Me Mascara Remover

There is no difference in formula between the pink and blue Kiss Me mascara removers: Heroine Make’s official site says the light blue bottle and the pink bottle contain the same product. ISEHAN’s official online store sells only the light blue bottle; the pink bottle isn’t sold there. Heroine Make limits its fragrance-free claim to the light blue and pink bottles, so if you see a limited-edition bottle in another design, check its label for fragrance.

How to Use Kiss Me Mascara Remover

To use Kiss Me mascara remover, brush it generously onto dry lashes from root to tip with the comb, then blend it with your usual makeup remover or cleansing product and rinse with lukewarm water, or wipe it off with a cotton pad.

1. Apply. With the comb, coat dry lashes generously from the roots to the tips.
2. Remove. Blend it with your usual makeup remover or cleansing product, then rinse with lukewarm water, or wipe it off with a cotton pad.

Heroine Make recommends Speedy Mascara Remover or an oil cleanser for its Super WP mascaras (Long UP Mascara Super WP N, Volume UP Mascara Super WP N and Lash Hype) and for the Strong Curl Keeper WP top coat. You don’t need it for the Advanced Film mascaras, which come off with warm water and face wash; see our Kiss Me film mascara guide.

Kiss Me Mascara Remover Ingredients

Kiss Me mascara remover’s main ingredients are isohexadecane, triethylhexanoin and isododecane, light oils and solvents that dissolve waterproof mascara. Its 16-ingredient list contains no water; it also includes an emulsifier, plant oils and extracts that Heroine Make lists as emollients, and methylparaben as a preservative.

Key ingredient / Worth checking if your skin is sensitive

Full ingredient list from Heroine Make’s official Japanese site (as of October 2026), in the order listed; English names are our translations of the Japanese ingredient names, and roles are general cosmetic functions. ISEHAN’s US site lists a slightly different formula (for example, propylparaben instead of methylparaben). Ingredients may change; check the list printed on the package.

Speedy Mascara Remover vs Speedy Point Makeup Remover

Choose Speedy Mascara Remover for mascara only, applied with its comb; choose Speedy Point Makeup Remover (スピーディーポイントメイクリムーバー, ¥990, 120 mL) for eye and lip makeup in general. The point makeup remover is a two-layer liquid that you shake, soak into a cotton pad and hold on the makeup for a moment before wiping or rinsing it off; Heroine Make says it removes waterproof makeup too.

From Heroine Make’s official Japanese site (as of October 2026). Speedy Point Makeup Remover contains alcohol (ethanol) and citrus oils; Heroine Make says to take out contact lenses before using it and that it may loosen eyelash extensions. For CANMAKE’s mascara removers, see our CANMAKE mascara guide.

Where to Buy Kiss Me Mascara Remover

kachicollect is the simplest way to get Kiss Me mascara remover from Japan. Our catalog has no proxy fees, and duties are shown in your total before you pay, so nothing extra is charged on delivery. Orders ship worldwide with tracking and usually arrive in about 7 to 14 days.

If it isn’t in our catalog, search Japanese stores or marketplaces for キスミー ヒロインメイク スピーディーマスカラリムーバー, then paste the product URL into kachishop to get an instant quote with duties included and no request fee. This works for the pink bottle too, as long as it is listed on a Japanese store or marketplace.

On marketplaces such as eBay, check for “Speedy Mascara Remover” in the name, as Heroine Make’s Speedy Point Makeup Remover has a similar name but is a different product. Proxy services that buy from Japanese stores on your behalf are another option, but the service fee they advertise is only the starting point, and various other charges are added on top by the time you check out. kachicollect’s purchase request does the same job with no proxy or request fees, and duties are shown before checkout.

Discover more from the brand in our Kiss Me Heroine Make guide.

FAQ

What is the difference between the pink and blue Kiss Me mascara remover?

There is no difference in formula: Heroine Make says the light blue and pink bottles of Speedy Mascara Remover contain the same product.

Does Kiss Me mascara remover remove waterproof mascara?

Yes. Heroine Make says it blends into waterproof mascara and dissolves it so it slides off without rubbing.

Do I need Kiss Me mascara remover for every Kiss Me mascara?

No. Heroine Make recommends it for its Super WP mascaras and Strong Curl Keeper WP; the Advanced Film mascaras come off with warm water and face wash.

How do I use Kiss Me mascara remover?

Brush it generously onto dry lashes from root to tip with the comb, then blend it with your usual makeup remover or cleansing product and rinse with lukewarm water, or wipe it off with a cotton pad.

Is Kiss Me mascara remover alcohol-free and fragrance-free?

Yes. Heroine Make says it is alcohol-free, colourant-free and free from ionic surfactants, and that the light blue and pink bottles are fragrance-free. Its ingredient list includes methylparaben as a preservative.

How much is Kiss Me mascara remover in Japan?

Heroine Make’s suggested retail price in Japan is ¥924 for 6.6 mL; prices at Japanese stores can vary.

Is Kiss Me mascara remover oil-based?

Yes. Its first ingredients are isohexadecane, triethylhexanoin, isododecane and mineral oil, and water is not on its ingredient list.

Does Kiss Me mascara remover work on other brands’ waterproof mascara?

Heroine Make describes it as a remover for stubborn waterproof mascara and doesn’t limit it to its own mascaras.

Can I use Kiss Me mascara remover with eyelash extensions?

Heroine Make’s product page doesn’t address eyelash extensions. The formula is oil-based, so check with your lash technician before using it on extensions.

Is Kiss Me mascara remover the same as Speedy Point Makeup Remover?

No. Speedy Mascara Remover is a 6.6 mL comb remover for mascara; Speedy Point Makeup Remover is a 120 mL two-layer liquid for eye and lip makeup, used with a cotton pad.

Where can I buy Kiss Me mascara remover?

Yes. You can order it from Japan through kachicollect, from our catalog or with a purchase request for any listing on a Japanese store or marketplace, with worldwide shipping.

Conclusion: Do You Need Kiss Me Mascara Remover?

If you wear waterproof mascara, Kiss Me Speedy Mascara Remover is an easy way to take it off without rubbing: comb it on, then rinse or wipe it away, and pick either the pink or blue bottle, since the formula is the same. If you mostly wear warm-water-removable mascara, you may not need it. For the mascaras it pairs with, see our Kiss Me mascara guide. Once your lashes are clean, you can follow with a lash serum at night; see our Kiss Me eyelash serum guide.

Buying from kachicollect gets you Kiss Me makeup shipped directly from Japan, with no proxy fees and duties shown before you pay. If the product you want isn’t in our catalog, paste its URL from any Japanese store or marketplace for an instant quote with no request fee.