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You often see cosmetics commercials when watching TV, and many feature beautifully produced spots with actresses, so they really catch your eye.

You can also sense the care put into the music that builds the commercial’s world alongside the visuals, with songs from various genres and moods chosen to match the brand image and target audience.

In this article, we’ll introduce, all at once, the songs used in cosmetics brand commercials!

Use it to find the tracks you heard on TV that caught your attention.

Cosmetics commercial songs: Popular commercial tunes (11–20)

Kao KATE Lip Monster × Kamen Rider “HENSHIN THE FIRST” Version

MasqueradeI Don’t Like Mondays.

I Don’t Like Mondays. / Masquerade (Audio)
MasqueradeI Don't Like Mondays.

Here’s the collaborative commercial between KATE’s Lip Monster and Kamen Rider Ains.

It features Amane Tensho, who stars in the show, and her cool appearance really stands out.

The BGM uses “Masquerade,” set to be released in March 2026.

The song is by I Don’t Like Mondays., pairing a cool, mid-tempo arrangement with razor-sharp high-tone vocals.

The title “Masquerade” means a masked ball, which resonates with both Kamen Rider and makeup that adorns one’s bare face.

Natalie Portman for Miss Dior Rose n’Roses, the new fragrance

ChandelierSia

Sia – Chandelier (Official Video)
ChandelierSia

Among Dior’s commercials, isn’t this one the most memorable for many people? In particular, the song sung by Sia is incredibly cool and stylish, perfectly matching the unified image of the Dior CM series.

In the ad, Natalie Portman—who has appeared in Dior commercials before—makes a striking impression, not only with the roses featured in the product name but also in a beautiful rose-inspired dress.

MISS DIOR THE NEW PARFUM

Cry BabyJanis Joplin

Janis Joplin – Cry Baby (Official Audio)
Cry BabyJanis Joplin

In this commercial for MISS DIOR, Natalie Portman appears in a bewitching guise against stunning backdrops such as sheer seaside cliffs, flower fields, and sandy beaches.

Many viewers were likely captivated by the beautiful visuals.

The background music features the familiar Janis Joplin song “Cry Baby,” whose unforgettable vocals leave a strong impression after just one listen.

ESPRIQUE Web Movie Part 7: “What do you do on days you don’t wear foundation?”

Original songKurea Marudā

In Part 7 of ESPRIQUE’s web movie series, “What do you do on days you don’t wear foundation?”, starring Yui Aragaki, an original song plays in the background.

The singer is Claire Mulder, an American singer-songwriter.

The lively rhythm and Claire’s bright vocals seem to light up everyday moments, and it’s a song that can genuinely lift your spirits—perfect for adding a little pep to a lazy day off.

Shiseido Sea Breeze “Instant! Refreshing Shower Parkour (Face & Body Sheets)” Version

Blue ShowerM!LK

M!LK – Blue Shower (Official Music Video)
Blue ShowerM!LK

This starts with a scene of Hayato Sano running to catch a bus, and it’s a commercial for Sea Breeze body paper.

Unfortunately, Sano doesn’t make it in time, but Mei Hata appears and hands him some body paper.

The scene where he uses the body paper is filmed with shower-like visuals, and it really conveys a refreshing feeling.

DHC Olive Virgin Oil 'Olive Collection' Edition

See You Later (feat. Friday Night Plans)Chocoholic

Chocoholic – See You Later (Official Music Video)
See You Later (feat. Friday Night Plans)Chocoholic

It’s a stylish electronic number that hints at a mature love story.

A collaboration between trackmaker Chocoholic and the music group Friday Night Plans, it was released in 2019.

The song was featured in the commercial for Olive Virgin Oil, the “Olive Collection” edition, starring actress Kaho.

With a city-pop, laid-back vibe and sweet feelings for someone you love, it really hits home when you listen at night in a slightly darkened room.

Cosmetics commercial songs: Popular jingle hits (21–30)

DHC Water Gel F1 “Clear, Beautiful Skin” Version

Farewell, tearsKetsumeishi

Do you have any goals or dreams? When your goals are big in scale, the walls are high and you inevitably face various hardships.

But the more difficulties you overcome—the worries, the tears, the painful experiences—the closer you get to where you’re aiming, and the more likely you are to grasp happiness.

Ketsumeishi’s “Saraba Namida” (“Farewell, Tears”) is a cheer song for those striving toward their goals and dreams! If you’re working hard but not seeing results, or feel like you might give up, please give this song a listen.

It will surely give you hope for tomorrow.