Can anyone provide some information on the makeup of the ancient Korean geisha?

Usually, a geisha would sit in front of a large mirror with a table full of high quality cosmetics such as perfume, lotion, beauty cream, rouge, perfumed powder, foundation, powder, eye shadow, blush, lipstick, lip gloss and make-up polish.

Makeup artist she first in the geisha head and face sprayed with strong scent of perfume, make-up, and then smeared on their faces a layer of sticky glue-like foundation, this foundation cream is snow-white, the fragrance is also very strong. Next, a snow-white scented powder was applied on top of this, spreading it vigorously to achieve an even effect. Next is the geisha's unique makeup program: with a powder brush to the geisha's neck, and the beautiful back of the shoulders, and then reapply face, and then put on the powder. The makeup is so gaudy that one can lose oneself in it, and the reason it is so heavy is that the customers like it, and the beautiful makeup artists work hard on the geisha's face, and the process takes at least half an hour.

The next step is to comb the hair, and to put the wig on, they fill the geisha's roots with hair wax and pour on a very fragrant hairspray. Then the wigs were snapped low onto their heads, down to their foreheads, and an unknown number of hairpins, hairpins, and other things were used to hold them in place. After the hair was done, they sprayed a very strong scented perfume on it.

Finally, the make-up artist poured more powder on their white faces and necks, and drew lipstick on them, trying to make them even more scented.