Hanfu makeup skill and hairstyle tutorial, learn how to create a traditional Chinese makeup and ancient beauty.
In the popular drama ‘Splendid Peace,’ Ren Min’s makeup has garnered significant attention, particularly her eyebrows, which dramatically enhance her facial features. In traditional Chinese makeup, the ‘Emei’ (蛾眉) or ‘Moth Eyebrows’ have been a long – standing trend. Described in ancient texts like ‘Chu Ci’ (楚辞) and ‘Li Sao’ (离骚), these eyebrows are slender, […]
Zhao Lusi’s latest Tang Dynasty-inspired look in ‘Pearl Curtain and Jade Screen’ has fans reminiscing about her iconic Le Yan (乐嫣) character from ‘The Long Ballad’ (长歌行). While both styles draw from the Tang Dynasty aesthetic, there are notable differences that showcase her versatility in portraying historical roles. Le Yan’s Hairstyle in ‘The Long Ballad’ […]
Have you ever thought that Huadian (花钿) were merely painted on? Sharp – eyed netizens have discovered that the Huadian in the drama ‘Guo Se Fang Hua’ are actually three – dimensional. Compared to painted ones, these gemstone Huadian showcase more intricate details and textures. To begin with, the Huadian worn by ancient Chinese women […]
Have you ever wondered why some classical Chinese portraits depict women with strikingly red cheeks that almost look like bruises? This distinctive look is actually an intentional and celebrated makeup style from ancient China called Jiuyun Zhuang (酒晕妆), or “Drunk Blush Makeup.” This bold cosmetic trend originated during the prosperous Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 […]
In the historical drama ‘Guo Se Fang Hua,’ the portrayal of Yulu’s maid has left a deep impression on viewers. Many netizens have humorously remarked, ‘Did this hairstyle escape from a museum?’ Indeed, the double – bun hairstyle, a signature look for young maidens in ancient times, holds a special place in traditional aesthetics. This […]
Have you ever wondered why women in Tang Dynasty-themed films and TV shows often appear ‘top-heavy’? It’s not an illusion! In classical makeup and styling, the hairstyles of the mid to late Tang Dynasty are famously referred to as ‘big heads.’ But why? Just take a look at the number of hair buns atop their […]
In countless historical dramas, we often see female characters pressing a red paper to their lips for instant color. This raises an intriguing question: Was this actually a historical practice? The answer reveals far more sophistication in ancient Chinese cosmetics than modern audiences might assume. Ancient China developed lip color products called Kouzhi (口脂) or […]
Carmen Lee (李若彤), the actress best known for her iconic role as the “Dragon Girl” in Return Of The Condor Heroes (神雕侠侣), has once again captured the public’s attention—this time, not for her acting, but for her breathtaking appearance in Hanfu, traditional Chinese clothing. At 58, Lee’s grace and poise have left fans in awe, […]
The Song Dynasty (960–1279 AD) is often romanticized for its elegance and sophistication, particularly in fashion. One of the most iconic beauty trends of the era was the “pearl makeup,” where women adorned their faces with tiny pearls. But did the number and placement of these pearls signify social status or rank? The answer, surprisingly, […]
In recent years, intricate half-face masks have become a popular accessory in historical dramas, leaving many viewers wondering: how did these delicate ornaments stay securely on the wearer’s face? The answer lies in the ingenious design of ancient Chinese masks, which have evolved over millennia, blending functionality with artistry. These masks, far from being mere […]
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