Where did the fashion makeup of ancient women come from: what are snake bun, long moth eyebrow and "injured" makeup?

Women are for people who like themselves, and of course they are for people who like themselves. In ancient times, daughters also attached great importance to their hair accessories, and they would dress up in the morning. In fact, it's not just the face, but the hairstyle is more important. The snake bun should be a bun that looks like a snake sitting on a plate, but it is actually a kind of bun. Cosmetic injury refers to deliberately getting a scar on your face or being beaten. Makeup is a bit exaggerated, but it is actually a cosmetic effect.

For example, on TV, some scenes need this kind of makeup. In the predecessor raiders 3 "Goodbye, Ex", which was very popular two years ago, Yu Fei was beaten a little miserably, and he asked very clearly and was very funny. The injured makeup is just right. I'm sure you laughed at the cinema. Now some beauty apps also have this special effect. As long as you focus on the final makeup effect, it's really realistic if you don't look carefully.

I don't think it has to be called makeup on the face, but it can also be used on any part of the body. Some fugitives, secret rooms, haunted houses and the like will also put makeup on any part of their bodies. There's another one. Whether it is a modern drama or a costume drama, we still see more of these makeup effects on TV.

Speaking of costume, the hair accessory of snake bun can be seen in many costume dramas, such as Mountain after Rain, such as Ascending to the Top, and so on. Of course, this hairstyle is only suitable for ancient women, because ancient women often have long hair and waist, so it should be very heavy to wear on their heads, right? But straight looks very fairy and has a feeling of wealth.