What is the name of that kind of thing painted on people's faces in Myanmar and Ruili?

It is called fragrant wood powder, which is made of sandalwood, costustoot or agarwood.

Perfume cream made of these fragrant trees and water is also very useful, which has a good effect on maintaining skin, making skin smooth, reducing pigmentation and removing fine lines.

: 1. Fragrant wood flour is ground from a bark called Tanaka. In many markets in Myanmar, there are yellowish branches, ranging in thickness from a small handleless wine cup to the mouth of a bowl, and cut into more than half a foot. That's the famous Toona sinensis branch.

2. Burmese people make fragrant wood powder by hand. Branches must be dipped in water and ground into pulp on a special slate. This semi-fluid pulp is fragrant wood powder.

3. Dry fragrant wood is ground into powder first, and then blended with water, which is transparent and can be applied to the whole body to prevent mosquito bites. Women like to decorate their faces with fragrant wood powder and various flower-like structures.

4. Myanmar women, regardless of age, beauty and ugliness, whether married or unmarried, will apply this fragrant wood powder on their faces. This liquid made of wood and water mill can prevent sun exposure and acne, and keep skin smooth and delicate. It is a cheap but absolutely natural and organic skin care product.