Japanese makeup is not generally fierce, comparable to Korean cosmetic surgery and China beauty. I want to say a few words about why Japanese people wear makeup so fiercely.
1. Japanese people fall in love early.
Love in the sky, Flowers and Alice and Flower Man are all high school students' love stories, which were once very popular. Some cartoons and cartoons also have a lot of descriptions about love, such as the description of the secret love of the beautiful girl warrior in "Beautiful Girl Warrior". Although China also has the phenomenon of puppy love, after all, no film and television works openly love each other, so that the whole campus is filled with a pink breath. Girls who have a sense of love naturally pay attention to appearance and appearance from the juvenile stage.
↓ (A frame from Love the Sky)
2. Popularization of cosmetics and makeup courses
There are many cosmetics suitable for high school students and beginners in Japan. These cosmetics are quick to apply and cheap. In Japanese drugstores, girls in uniform can often be seen buying cosmetics. There is a brand called canmake, which literally means "you can make up, you can make up", and makeup artist is attached to the packages of blush and high gloss powder. Some cheap eye shadows are marked with makeup steps, because eye makeup is the most difficult to master. With these tutorials, it will naturally be difficult for ingenious girls. Some trend magazines will be written in more detail, and middle school students can browse old magazines even if they can't afford new ones. When teenage girls grow up to be college students and white-collar workers, they will have the financial ability to buy better cosmetics.
↓ (On the back of one of them ↓ (Kate's eye shadow)
3. Consciousness of loving beauty &; Etiquette etiquette
It is a girl's nature to love beauty. Many hot moms pushing strollers wear delicate makeup, and old ladies will also compete to buy lipstick. In Japan, it is impolite to see people without makeup. Make up when you go out to eat and go shopping. This is especially true for office workers. Unless you are born beautiful, few salespeople go to see customers without makeup!
↓ (Commuter makeup demonstration: a best-selling author)
Make up for appearance defects
Asian facial features are relatively flat and not deep, and the beauty of standard three courts and five eyes is even rarer. If you want to be beautiful, you can only rely on your efforts the day after tomorrow. In fact, I think women in China are generally better-looking than Japanese girls, but Japanese girls know how to care for their skin and dress themselves better-mix and match when their bodies are not rugged to increase the sense of hierarchy, and use makeup to improve their looks when they are plain. If you think about it carefully, the high value of mixed-race children is because of "mixing". Japan has a small territory and a small population, that's all. Getting married across provinces in China is equivalent to "mixing".
↓ (before makeup VS after makeup)
5. Professional consumption solutions
If the forehead doesn't look good, you can decorate it with bangs; If the nose is not enough, it can be highlighted and shaded; If you have a body defect, you can dress up to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses ... as long as you have requirements, you can ask Japanese professionals for help. Employees of beauty salons (that is, barbershops) in Japan must obtain corresponding qualification certificates before they can take up their posts. Cosmetics counters also have beauty consultants, and salespersons in clothing stores have to undergo strict training before they can take up their posts. In Japan, where the service industry is developed, Japanese women can get advice on these careers everywhere, so it is very handy to tidy themselves up.
↓ (female teller who gives advice to customers)
I want to say so much ~ ~
I think women should love themselves better, take their beauty to a new level, and don't give up their beauty because of their professional attributes and age. Moreover, beauty is hereditary, and a mother who loves beauty can certainly teach a child who loves beauty and know how to appreciate it.